MaxGear Micro 100 Pump(Small, but perfectly functional).

Posted on Fri 3rd, July 2009

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The45Rooster(from_L'

Hi to you all.I have just taken delivery of what must be the smallest mechanical pump on the market.It's 97mm long and the body is 20.5mm diameter.Complete with mounting bracket,valve adaptor & fixing bolts weighs in at 87grams(on the digital scales).Available in a range of colours to tone in with most paint jobs.It will inflate from flat a 700c tyre(Maxxis 23-622)in under 90seconds to above 100psi,without breaking a sweat.I know!, I didn't believe it either.A must for the petite females.£14.99p +P&P, an awesome bit of kit.Against gas canisters and their cost etc; it has got to have a serious looking at.Check it out on:-http://www.maxgear.co.uk Happy & Safe Riding To You All.

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