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Topeak Road Frame-Fit Master Blaster Pump
Topeak Road Frame-Fit Master Blaster Pump
Topeak Road Frame-Fit Master Blaster Pump
Topeak
A modern take on the classic frame fit pump for road bikes. A long, machinecut barrel quickly inflates those high pressure road tyres. Pumps to 160psi.
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$26.22
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Rated 4.300000/5
based on 11 customer reviews
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Top Features of the Topeak Road Frame-Fit Master Blaster Pump
A modern take on the classic frame fit pump for road bikes. A long, machinecut barrel quickly inflates those high pressure road tyres. Pumps to 160psi.
- Integrated seal and dust cap
- Padded pump head with internalhandle lock for easy gripping, handling and pumping
- Durable aluminiumthumb-lock
- Machine cut, sleekaluminium barrel; durable and lightweight
- Sizes available:
- Small for frame sizes 43-49cm
- Medium for frame sizes 49-54cm
- Large for frame sizes 54-59cm
- X-Large for frame sizes 59-64cm
- Size chart based on traditional frame sizes, for compact frames you may need to check the virtual seat tube length for best fit
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About Manual Pumps
Mini pumps provide neat solutions to inflating your bicycle tyres, they often come with clips to attach them to your frame or are small enough to fit in your saddle bag or jersey pocket. Most will comfortably inflate to over 70psi, while some of the higher end pumps can reach over 140psi, making them suitable for both mtb and road use.
About the Topeak brand
The People at Topeak spend a good part of their days listening to cyclists needs and figuring out new ways to make their riding experience more enjoyable. This is born out of a desire to make their products better and better. Made up of a close knit global team of engineers, designers, sales and marketing folks, the Topeak Team continually looks at new ways of approaching cycling and its special requirements... that’s because they are riders too.
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Topeak Road Frame-Fit Master Blaster Pump
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This pump really works.
Neat fitting traditional frame fit pump. Added security of velcro
strap to ensure it doesn't become detached from the bike in bumpy territory. Easy to inflate to full pressure, not just a get-you-home pump.
08 January 2013
A sturdy full sized bike pump
I have not had to use it in anger yet, but it seems to be a well made robust full size cycle pump easily capable of inflating to the 110 psi I use in my tyres. I chose a large size and it fits my bike's 58 cm frame well and comes with a velcro strap to secure it to the top tube and prevent it sliding down the head tube.
05 December 2012
Good product at a good price
Pumps aren't exciting, but when they do the job well and reliably, I'm happy!
30 November 2012
A proper bike pump
It's early days but so far very pleased. The ease of use is impressive; no struggle or sweat to get the pressure you need, which for me is around 115psi. As others have commented this is not just a pump to get you home but allows you to continue as normal with your ride. The fit to the frame on larger bikes will probably have to be on the seat tube as the top tube generally makes an obtuse angle to the head tube and thus the pump slips down, unless your frame has tabs or the like. So you might have trouble if you have a second water bottle or large bracket front derailleur which prevents fitting. (As I say, this is probably only an issue for large and x-large frames, like mine. But nothing wrong with a seat tube mounting anyway.) I mainly have Presta valves, but with a few adjustments to reverse the pump valve it is designed to also be used on Schrader valves. Highly recommend. Don't bother with a cheaper pump, you'll end up wanting one of these anyway.
09 October 2012
4 Questions | 7 Answers
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I need to purchase a pump to fit an old Falcon frame which will fit under the top tube between handlebars and seat. There are 2 hooks to locate the pump which are 46cm apart.
Can you confirm which size I need to purchase,
Thank you
Can you confirm which size I need to purchase,
Thank you
7 months ago
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In my opinion this pump is not best suited to fix between hooks on a frame. Whilst there are two small locating indents at the end of the pumps they are not really deep enough to safely locate and hold the pump. You may be better to fit the pump to the seat post or dare I say remove the hooks! If you are a purist this is probably not an option, and I sympathise, but it is such a good pump it might be worth considering another fixing method. The older Flacon would be made for the old style pump, as you know, but these are sadly not up to the current standards. Should you chose to try anyhow, the small pump would fit, as the sizes they give are top tube sizes. (Small 43-49cm) Plus the hooks would need to be a minimum of 15mm below the tube, as this is the distance from pump indent to outside of pump. Good luck.
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Topeak's sizing guide is a little bizarre in that their packaging illustrates the pump mounted as you intend, under the top tube. Yet their frame size chart is based on seat tube length (crank centre to top tube centre, at its intersection with the seat tube).I have a Master Blaster frame fit pump mounted like yours on my Enigma Etape. According to Topeak's (seat tube) frame sizing, it's for a 54cm to 59cm frame, but on their packaging it's shown fitting under a top tube (nestling between the head tube and seat tube) whose length is stated as between 52cm and 57.5cm. based on these dimensions, the next size down (490cm to 540cm would fit under a top tube length of 46.5cm to 52cm. This might be a bit slack on your pegs (underslung pumps ned to fit very snug because knees and other bits often dislodge them).
The next smallest size would fit a top tube length of between 41cm and 46.5cm. This should give you plenty of compression to prevent it jumping off the pegs when you hit a pothole in the dark.
Country : United Kingdom
7 months ago
I have an XL Wilier Gran Turismo (2012) & I'm just wondering if it will fit the frame as it's an oversize top tube and the junction with the head tube isn't exactly a traditional junction.
Country : United Kingdom
5 months, 1 week ago
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This pump is designed for the traditional type (or replica) bikes and would not be truly suitable for this type of bike unfortunately. Most pumps used for road bikes are attached by the bolts under the water bottle holder on either of the down/seat tubes.5 months, 1 week ago
You advise Medium for frame sizes 49-54cm. How do you adjust 49cm pump to to snuggly fit 51cm.
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The spring in the pump head does this automatically. It is therefore held under pressure in the frame when compressed and fitted.
Top 1000 Contributor
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There is plenty of sprung adjustment in the handle of the pump to take up the "slack" between the stated range. The pump handle can be compressed within the stated range to ensure a snug fit. HOWEVER, Topeak's sizing table is based on two assumptions: Firstly that you have a top tube that's horizontal, and secondly that you will fit the pump alongside the seat tube, between the bb shell and the top tube. If you have a compact frame (where the top tube slopes downward to meet the seat tube), measure the ACTUAL seat tube length, if thats where you want the pump to fit. OR, if you want it to fit it under the top tube, measure the centres between the head tube and seat tube to get the right fit.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 3 months ago
Is this just for Presta, or has it got a reversible fitment in the connector to use on MTB schrader valves too?
Cycle-touring with MTB 26" wheels & this would double as a good stick to ward rabid dogs off with :-)
Cycle-touring with MTB 26" wheels & this would double as a good stick to ward rabid dogs off with :-)
Country : Turkey
10 months ago
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Yes, this pump does both. It has a reversible valve, which although mildly fiddly is easy enough to change.
Top 1000 Contributor
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The MB pump has a reversible fitment. Just unscrew the grey cap to remove it and invert it. The cinch lever probably won't need to be used on Schrader valves.It's a sound investment as a rabbid dog deterent. Terriers-on-a-stick are one thing, but Rottweilers maybe not!
See my answer on frame-fit sizing to ensure you get the right size pump.
Country : United Kingdom
7 months ago
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