Brand Topeak Model 61101785 Details Lowest Price ($27.99)

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Topeak Road Morph G Bike Pump with Gauge
Topeak Road Morph G Bike Pump with Gauge – Features

Portable on-the-go bike pump with padded T-handle
Foldout footpad stabilizes the pump against the ground
Flexible air hose works with awkward or tight valve placements
Extra-long barrel; inline gauge and secure mounting bracket

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Topeak Road Morph G Bike Pump with Gauge – Reviews

A fellow cyclist stopped with me when I had a flat tire during a bike club ride. After I put in a new tube and started to pump it up with my mini-frame pump, he suggested that I try his pump. I was amazed that I could pump a road bike tire to 110 psi with so little effort. It takes some pumping, but at least you can get there. I knew right then that I had to have a Topeak Road Morph. I feel much more secure on the road knowing that I can pump a tire to where it needs to be rather than just enough to get home. This is one of the best investments that I have ever made in bicycle equipment.

JCook

Bought this pump here on Amazon last month. Tight fit on the down tube of my Felt Z-80 (54) and have to mount the pump upside down. Bought it based on reviews here and it will surely test you if you try to use this as a cheap replacement for a floor pump (recently purchased the Super Pista for that purpose). Trying to go over 120 with the Road Morph G will be a chore, but if you have that flat on the road and need to get home, this pump is more than up to the task. Nice features include the small size, foot pedal to help you securely pump and the gauge. I gave it a four rating because I disagree that this unit will replace your floor pump. I need 130-145 psi with my Vittoria Zaffiros and the Topeak would either give out or give me a hernia!

LoveCookin

I ordered this pump and it was missing one of the parts. So I returned it and was sent another one – that was also missing the same part – the metal part needed to make the pump head work. I’m sure if all the parts were there it would be a fine product, but obviously the manufacturers are too sloppy to do quality control. This pump has been a waste of my time. If you read other reviews you will see that others had the same problem. Why bother?

R. Evans

Every time I try to use this stupid pump, the little lever that I flip up to secure the pump on my valve stem falls off and I have to search the ground for the little black pin that holds it all together. (It seems to be held together by the manufacturer’s wishful thinking.) There was also a plastic part on the bottom (that is either a skid plate of sorts or just a useless decoration) that just fell off while I was riding, never to be seen again. The people who made this pump should have found a way to get the plastic bits to stay together.

J. Nichols


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