Seat bag/pump rec

[Peter P.]

Some carbon frames will accept a full length frame pump mounted parallel to the chainstays. This is the case with Calfee frames. A good bike shop will let you try pumps to see if there's a fit.

Under top tube mounts often work if you add a Velcro strap around the top tube.

[sparky33]

Originally Posted by cp43

This is the smallest mini pump I know of:
https://www.renehersecycles.com/shop...rbon-minipump/

I wouldn't it as a primary flat fixing device, but as a "I need to get home and I'm out of CO2" pump, it would probably work well enough.

(edit) I don't own one, and haven't used one, but they have been discussed here before.

I have the slightly larger RH NUDA pump. It's adequate. You are welcome to have it for the cost of shipping.

I prefer the Lezyne HV series pumps. The bottle bracket also works fine.

[cgolvin]

OP, I'm pretty sure that somewhere in my great hall of disused bike parts I have one of those things that mounts underneath a bottle cage and holds two CO2 cartridges, and also maybe such a thing designed to hold a (Lezyne) mini pump. If either or both of these are of interest you are welcome to them, I'd just ask that you cover the couple of bucks to ship them to you.

And if the OP demurs, others are welcome to claim one or both, FCFS.

[cp43]

Originally Posted by sparky33

I have the slightly larger RH NUDA pump. It's adequate. You are welcome to have it for the cost of shipping.

I prefer the Lezyne HV series pumps. The bottle bracket also works fine.

Thank you for the offer. I'm all set for pumps though.

Chris