06-30-2025, 06:43 AM
Frankly, if I could find one of the higher-quality electric pumps with a pressure gauge, smaller size/weight, and not too expensive, I would get one, just to try.
Zero Friction Cycling has launched his approach to standardised testing of these, so it will be interesting to see the results. The initial results for the Cycplus AS2 are in.
I have (knock on wood) not suffered a puncture on the road for many years, so my 'old school' lightweight, compact hand pump remains sufficient. For extended rides on my gravel bike (set up tubeless), I can easily see the higher pressure of an electric pump coming in handy.
Zero Friction Cycling has launched his approach to standardised testing of these, so it will be interesting to see the results. The initial results for the Cycplus AS2 are in.
I have (knock on wood) not suffered a puncture on the road for many years, so my 'old school' lightweight, compact hand pump remains sufficient. For extended rides on my gravel bike (set up tubeless), I can easily see the higher pressure of an electric pump coming in handy.
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