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The Lezyne Alloy Drive pump is elegant and delivers up to 90 psi—compact, efficient design offers approximately 30% more stroke than conventional pumps.
| Average weight: | 112 grams |
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| Dimensions: | 7.2 x 1.1 x 1.1 inches |
| Maximum pressure: | 90 pounds per square inch |
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 | Lezyne Alloy Drive M Mini Pump | $39.99 |
 | Lezyne Pressure Drive Mini Pump | $39.00 |
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| Lezyne Pressure Drive Mini Pump Cycling > Pumps | $39.00 |
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| None | 39.00 |
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Nice Pump | |
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| Pump is nice and compact and moves more air than its small stature implies. I was able to quickly refill my fat 29er tire with ease on the trail much better that other pumps I've tried. This pump is machined very well and one can tell that this is not your average pump. Time will tell how reliable it is as I normally give these things 5+ years of hard service. Only complaint is that with having to screw on the presta head if the valve core is not tight enough you can unthread that after refilling. This is not the pumps fault rather I just did not have the core tight enough after refilling with stans one time. | |
| Fred at REI on 11/28/2008 | |
Good pump | |
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| This pump is rugged and well-made. It works well and is worth the money. It is definitely better than the last several pumps I have owned. The only drawback is that after a 100 pumps I was still only at about 70 lbs of pressure on a road bike tire and it was getting extremely hard to pump. I recommend using this pump for mountain bike tires, not road bike tires. | |
| David66 at REI on 02/28/2009 | |
