LEZYNE Sport Drive High Pressure Bicycle Hand Pump | 120psi, Presta and Schrader Compatible, Mountain & Road Bike Pump
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Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
Features
- PROFESSIONAL QUALITY MATERIALS - Lightweight, CNC machined aluminum construction with durable and precise parts, which are built to last, so you can have a safe and enjoyable ride.
- HIGH PRESSURE - Efficient and ergonomic overlapping design is optimized for high pressure applications in a small body. Max PSI: 120psi/8.3 bar. Length: 170mm. Weight: 75g.
- PRESTA & SCHRADER VALVE COMPATIBLE - Equipped with Presta and Schrader valve compatible Flex Hose with integrated valve core tool that enables a tight seal with no air leaks.
- FRAME PUMP MOUNT - Lezyne's Alloy Drive Pump includes a composite matrix frame pump mount so your hand pump does not rattle or get lost. Our secure frame mount bracket comes with an extra security Velcro pump strap.
- A PASSION FOR DESIGN - Every product comes from a combination of a love for cycling and a passion for design. Our products are intelligently engineered and designed, and functionally complete.
Description
The Lezyne Sport Drive HP Hand Pump is a compact pump and an awesome value. The machined aluminum barrel hides the Flex Hose, a short rubber hose that extends from the main body of the pump and attaches to either Schrader or Presta valves, making it much less awkward to pump your tires on the side of the road or trail. The high-grade plastic Composite Matrix and polished alloy construction mean the pump looks good and feels good, and will last a long time. The Sport Drive HP's Flex Hose doesn't have the ABS (Air Bleed System) that allows you to precisely deflate without unthreading the hose, as found on the more expensive standard Drive HP pump, but for this price, it's very hard to beat. The pump also includes lightweight composite matrix frame mount.
Color: Black
Brand: Lezyne
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Power Source: Hand Pump
Color: Black
Brand: Lezyne
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Power Source: Hand Pump
Maximum Pressure: 120 Pound per Square Inch
Operation Mode: Manual
Global Trade Identification Number: 83
Manufacturer: Lezyne
Capacity: 8.3 Bars
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 12.2 x 5.2 x 1.34 inches
Package Weight: 0.11 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3 x 13 x 3 inches
Brand Name: Lezyne
Suggested Users: mens
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: 1-mp-spdhp-v1s04
Model Year: 2014
Style: Does Not Apply
Size: 170mm long
Sport Type: cycling
Date First Available: July 26, 2012
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Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
Most cyclists like me, have always defaulted to Co2 for flats because pumps are often either huge, or small and essentially useless for any manner of practical use. This pump is very close to the Holy Grail of on bike pumps: it's tiny and it can handle pumping tires over 100 PSI, without leaving you exhausted. This pump is a winner. Here are my thoughts in more depth: 1. It's obscenely small. As you can see in my photos, it's barely the length of a bottle cage when mounted to a bike. In fact, if you really want to avoid cluttering up your bike for fashion purposes, this will easily fit in the middle pocket of any jersey. 2. The flexible screw on hose does make pumping easier. 3. There is absolutely no need for a bleeder valve, just simply slowly loosen the part of the hose screwed into the pump until the additional air comes out, then unscrew the hose from your inner tube valve. 4. Yes, expect to engage the pump 150 or so times to get your tire to 110-120 PSI, but only the last 15 or so pumps are going to be at all difficult. What I do is pump in 25 pump increments. Either way, this is what you're looking at for various tires, sizes and PSI: Continental GP 4000 23mm/100 PSI= 153 pumps 23mm/110 PSI= 183 pumps 23mm/120 PSI= 213 pumps and a somewhat tired forearm 25mm/100 PSI/110PSI/120PSI= add approximately 10-12 pumps per above number I also ran this on a Vittoria Pro G Plus in 25mm, Vittoria Corsa Control G Plus in 25mm, and Zipp Tangente Speed in 23mm with very similar results to the above numbers. With that said, in the vast majority of cases, riders rarely need to run their tires at max PSI. Unless you are 230+, you can easily get away with between 95-105 up front and 105-115 out back. In fact, anyone under 230 really should always run their front tires at no more than 100 PSI and back at no more than 115, anyway, and that's especially the case if you're running 25mm or even more so, 28mm. The typical exception to that tends to be nearly anything sold by Vredestein, which tend to have weak sidewalls and recommended max pressures of 145-175, which is absurd, but that's a story for another time. I'm rambling here, but here's the bottom line: This pump is tiny and capable pumping road tires up to spec to safely continue rides, not just as a pump to limp home with. Yes, you're going to spend a bit more time getting tires to pressure than a Co2 pump, but you're also not going to waste as much money. Oh and 2 cartridges and an inflation device is going to run around 130-140 grams, this pump is 105 grams; I rest my case.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2018 by C.T.M. C.T.M.
Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
I’m happy with my purchase of this little pump. It was very easy to use and I had a great experience with it so I’m satisfied. Plus the price was pretty good. I put it on the bike and it’s really nice and small. I had a pop tube in a tight spot with very little space between the road and swamp area and the first time using it and I was very pleased. It worked like a charm.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by Walter on the Mt.Amazon Customer
Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
The Small Lezyne Sport Drive HP is a good, inexpensive emergency pump. I use it as a backup to a CO2 cartridge incase I get multiple flats or just need to add some pressure during a ride. It takes around 100 pumps to fill a 700x28C tire from 0 to 80 psi. It's not something you would want to do often, but isn't as difficult as some people make it out to be. I run road tubeless, so more often just need to add some pressure after my sealant does the job. The flexible hose significantly reduces the strain on aluminum presta valve stems. This doesn't seem incredibly durable though. The metal hose fittings thread into the plastic pump body, so you need to be careful not to cross thread or overtighten. If I was planning on using the pump more often, I would spend more on one of the full aluminum models instead, but this is fine for emergencies. It also lacks the pressure release button on the hose. One trick with Presta valves is to screw the hose onto the valve just tight enough to seal and then screw the pump onto the hose. Once done, unscrew the pump first, that way you reduce the chance of unscrewing the presta valve core. Of course you should also make sure the core is fully tightened with a valve stem tool before hand.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by Tyler
Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
It's very small, it's very light and it isn't noticeable weight-wise in my Osprey Raptor 10 pack when riding. Haven't needed it myself (yet) but helped another rider who got a flat. The way it stores with the hose is a nice design. I don't really care that there's no pressure gauge or anything. If the tire feels firm once inflated it's enough to get back to the car.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by TSVD
Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
Surprised how efficiently this was engineered.
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024 by Brendan
Size: Small
Color: Silver
If I need to patch a tube on the trail, this will yield enough air pressure to get me back to base. I can accomplish about 20 pounds with it with about 100 strokes.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024 by rpm
Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
I got this after getting really frustrated with running out of C02 on a recent ride and having to depend on someone else's pump. I did my research and found this to be one of the highest rated mini pumps out there. And I agree- I really like it...it's small, light, solid, and just works. I feel a pump with a hose is a necessity when dealing with finicky, fragile presta valves, and this one's hose screws on nicely. However, and maybe someone can clear this up for me, I find I have to screw the hose on the valve first, then screw the other end onto the pump second...the ends of the hose aren't free spinning as far as I can tell, which would alleviate this problem. Otherwise, you would have to spin the entire pump around and around until it's tight at the valve, which would make it much more cumbersome. But I think this is an A+ quality pump, and ~$20 seems a very fair price. And it is made in Taiwan, where some of the best bike stuff in the world is made...not China. I've given up on CO2...I take this with me on every ride now.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2019 by MMM MMM
Size: 170mm long
Color: Black
I've had to use this numerous times when I forget to pump up my tires at the trailhead. I used it once when I had a big gash in my tire and used it to inflate a spare tube I always carry. It does take awhile to pump up the tires (29x2.35 to 29x2.4 tires I usually run) but the little hose makes it where I don't accidentally bend the presta valves when trying to pump it up for like 5 mins. I have two of these for each of my bikes and will be buying more when I purchase more bikes lol.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2023 by Brian