Topeak JoeBlow Sprint Floor Bike Pump

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Topeak JoeBlow Sprint Floor Bike Pump

Includes the eas-to-use TwinHead
Aluminum construction barrel and wide stable steel base
TwinHead hose for Presta, Schrader and Dunlop valves
Easy to read top mount gauge with pressure indicator dial (reads up to 160 psi)
Size: (LxWxH): 5.4

List Price: $47.99
Lowest Price: $34.95

Product Description:

The great performance of a JoeBlow series pump in a more affordable package. Includes the eas-to-use TwinHead. Aluminum construction barrel and wide stable steel base. TwinHead hose for Presta, Schrader and Dunlop valves (no switching washers). Aluminum thumb-lock lever ensures air-tight seal. Handle lock prevents pump handle from being extended while in transport. Easy to read top mount gauge with pressure indicator dial (reads up to 160 psi). Pressure release button for precise adjustment of tire pressure. Padded elastomer handle provides a comfortable grip while inflating. Includes ball and air bladder needles. Size: (LxWxH): 5.4" x 9.8" x 28.9". Weight: 1.25 kgs.

Customer Reviews:

Rating:
Date: 2008-06-04
Topeak JoeBlow Sprint Floor Bike Pump
This is the best bike pump I've ever used. Each stroke pumps a great deal of air with very little effort, and the pressure guage is accurate.

Rating:
Date: 2008-04-12
Strong, accurate, built to last, easy to use
Nice design, stores easy, very accurate, used to both valve types and have not had a problem yet

Rating:
Date: 2008-02-08
Quality Pump
Very Impressed! You won't find anything of this caliber in a big discount store.

Finally, a bike pump that will last!

Rating:
Date: 2007-10-28
works like a charm
What a hassle the adapter has been to fill up my tires. The JoeBlow TwinHead hose for Presta, Schrader and Dunlop valves very easy. Highly recommended!

Rating:
Date: 2007-05-14
Not quite as thrilled as the previous reviewers.
The pump didn't work when I took it out of the box - the Shrader side of the valve leaked air out as fast as I could pump it in (using the Presta side of the head). The good news is I e-mailed Topeak and they immediately sent a replacement head. I swapped it out and was back in business. -1 for quality control, +1 for customer service.

After figuring out a couple of quirks of this pump, I am now satisfied with it. To me, it is a bit of a clumsy operation to get the head firmly seated on the valve and then flip over the lever to lock it down. The tendency is to bend the valve - you really have to hold the head firmly while locking it down to make sure you don't damage the valve.

Also, you have to pump till the gauge shows WAY more than you want in the tire to overcome the seal of the Presta valve (yes, I do purge the valve after opening it). Once the valve pops, the pressure reading is accurate and you can start filling the tire. I'm sorta' new to Presta valves and don't know if this is common, but it was not a problem with either of my Topeak Road Morph pumps. (GREAT on-bike pump, by the way.) Hope this helps someone.