Pompa per bici Topeak Micro Rocket CB MasterBlaster in fibra di carbonio, ï»¿L x P x A ï»¿16 x 2,4 x 2,1 cm / 6,3" x 0,9" x 0,8"

Brand:Topeak

3.6/5

€
80.75

Per i roadie ossessionati dal peso, ecco 55 grammi di pugno di pompaggio tascabile. Impugnatura e fodero in carbonio per pompe leggere ad alta pressione fino a 160 psi.

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EAN: 4250506104061

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Ciclismo, Accessori, Pompe per bicicletta, Pompe montate su telaio,

Singola azione. Maniglia di bloccaggio in carbonio. Valvola Presta. 160psi/11 bar. 55 g / 0,12 libbre 160 psi/ 11 bar. 55 g / 0,12 libbre. DIMENSIONI - 16 x 2,4 x 2,1 cm / 6,3" x 0,9" x 0,8". PESO - 55 g / 1,94 once. MANICO - Bloccaggio in carbonio. CANNA - Fodero in carbonio. CARATTERISTICHE AGGIUNTIVE - Include staffa di montaggio laterale (Art No. TPMB-2C-1) Staffa di montaggio sulla linea centrale opzionale (Art No. TMR-2C). VOLUME PER COLPO - 20 cc. CAPACITÀ - 160 psi / 11 bar. HEAD - Valvola Presta con parapolvere integrato.

Air Flow Capacity	‎20 cc/sec
Brand	Topeak
Brand	‎Topeak
Brand Name	‎Topeak
Color	Carbon
Color	‎Carbon
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 133 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Pump
Item Dimensions LxWxH	11.5 x 4 x 1.25 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎11.5 x 4 x 1.25 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎9.33 x 3.5 x 1.06 inches
Item Weight	55 Grams
Item Weight	‎55 Grams
Manufacturer	‎Topeak
Material	Carbon Fiber
Material	‎Carbon Fiber
Maximum Pressure	‎160 Pound per Square Inch
Model Name	‎Micro Rocket
Model Year	‎2010
Number of Items	‎1
Outer Material	‎aluminum
Package Weight	‎0.1 Kilograms
Part Number	‎TMR-CB
Power Source	‎Handheld
Size	‎L x W x H 16 x 2.4 x 2.1 cm / 6.3” x 0.9” x 0.8”
Sport Type	‎Cycling
Suggested Users	‎mens
Warranty Description	‎https://www.topeak.com/global/en/service/warranty-policy

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Scritto da: Jim K.

Micro, yes

Micro is absolutely the most relevant term here. its a great pump and very light. the choice of materials helps. admittedly it is small enough that if you're replacing a tire from a flat you may be a little while. and I would not recommend this for anything larger than a 700x25. but if you're a. road rider and counting grams. and you NEED SOMETHING for that back up or sense of security. you won't find better. even CO2 will be heavier.

Scritto da: Grant H

Wow, tiny, really tiny...but it does work.

Wow, this pump is tiny. I mean really small. Too small. Yes it will inflate a tire but it will take you a long time to get it to riding pressure. For an emergency-only pump I guess this will do but I can already tell this won't be going with me on many rides. If it was just double the size it would still be small and light but would pump, well, twice as fast. Update 7/12/2017: I've had this pump for a number of months now and have had to use it three times on flats. Considering the infrequent flats I have and how light this little pump is, it's a really good pump. Quite frankly when I bought it I had some serious reservations about taking this pump on long rides as my only pump. Fear not. Yes, it's tiny and very light but it is tough and does the job. The only drawback for me is it takes 250+ pumps to get a 28c or 30c road tire to riding pressure (60 psi). I'm not in a hurry so it works out ok. Recommend it highly if you're not opposed to a lot of pump strokes.

Scritto da: jeff larson

the best mini pump in carbon fiber& looks cool .

aero road bike

Scritto da: DC JAKE

Take it for what it is, and you'll like it.

The effectiveness of micro pumps is inversely proportional to size, and this is no exception. The good news is that, if you are patient and are willing to pump, pump, pump (like, 200 pumps or more), the Micro Rocket will pump up your high-pressure road tire to acceptable level. Not 120PSI (you or the pump will pass out before you get there), but maybe 90PSI and you can get home. Perhaps because the head is optimized for presta valves, the pump gave me no leak problems, just a lot of pumping required. The carbon fiber body is very cool, but for $14 on Amazon, hard to beat the aluminum version. I would recommend this pump for those who don't flat often or who want the lightest back-up possible to a CO2 inflator. Also, I'm not sure about durability. I could see this thing lasting 10-15 tire inflations and wearing out. If you want a great frame pump (and your bike can hold one) that is very efficient, try a Blackburn. It's about 5X the size of this thing, however.

Scritto da: J Higgins

The Only On-Board Pump I use

The older I get, the lighter my bike needs to be. Weight matters on XC and hill climbing. This pump is extremely light and works better than all other small on-board pumps I have ever had. I needed it on the trail twice so far on 27.5 x 2.35 tires and it worked without any difficulty. I was very impressed how well it worked. I have 4 of these pumps.

Scritto da: Becca

So small

I actually returned this because it does not have the ability to attach a CO2 cartridge. But, it looked good, felt good, and was super light. Just wasn't right for me since I already had a pump that did both... pump and CO2. Did I mention how small is was?

Scritto da: BruA

Great looking pump and small...

Great looking pump and small and actually fits on my bike (cadence sensor would hit other brand pumps I tried). Bought this as a back up just in case the co2 doesn't work out. Now being its tiny size, it'll require many pumps to get the tire filled. I did however try to put more air into the 25c tire on my road bike which was probably at 100psi and I was unable to though the pump is rated for 160psi? Either way small and light enough that its mounted and there just in case. It also looks great and matches up with the carbon fiber bottle cages.

Scritto da: majortomiscominghome

It’s really small

This is my favorite small pump. It’s not easy to pump to a high PSI but it’s so small that it’s worth having to pump like a banshee on the occasion that you need it.

Scritto da: Robert J Eadie

Five Stars

Awesome little piece of kit :)

Scritto da: Helmut

Klein, fein - Wow

Als ich sie das erste mal in Händen hielt, war ich verwundert, wie klein und leicht sie ist. Aber genau deswegen hab ich sie mir gekauft. Mittlerweile habe ich sie bereits getestet und muss sagen: Wahnsinn. Funktioniert super. Natürlich braucht man einige Hübe bis man den Reifen aufgepumpt hat. Dafür kriegt man aber tatsächlich so viel Luft in den Reifen, dass man wieder gut fahren kann ohne nachzupumpen. Die 11 Bar glaube ich nicht ganz, aber mit so viel Druck fährt ohnehin fast niemand. 7-8 Bar gehen aber schon. Wenngleich es da natürlich schon mühselig wird - aber funktionieren tuts.

Scritto da: Studio Reeem

Beste Fahrradpumpe. Punkt.

Ich hatte noch nie eine bessere Pumpe und diese passt auch in jedes Trikot. Sie ist echt super klein. Klar, um einen MTB Reifen aufzupumpen muss man 200-300mal pumpen, aber diese Pumpe sitzt so fest auf dem Ventil und ist selbst so leichtlaufend, dieses eklige hin und her Wackeln wie man es von vielen Pumpen kennt, ist hier einfach nicht existent.

Scritto da: Herr Mueller

Für Rennrad ideal: Leicht, klein, stark - Genau das, was ich gesucht habe

Passt ins Trikot, Halterung für Trinkflasche, sieht gut aus und funktioniert gut. Hab noch nicht ausprobiert wie viel Bar man damit erreichen kann. Update folgt. ABER, die Pumpe macht einen sehr guten Eindruck. Auf Tour einen Platten ohne Pumpe passiert mir kein 2. Mal :)

Scritto da: McGilli

Small, Light, Excellent.

Excellent pump. It's small enough to fit in a ziplock sandwich bag (What I use for tools) and so light you don't even know you have it. I did use it once on a tire after it got a hole - but my sealant plugged the hole. In a couple minutes of pumping I was good to go with no problems.