Silca Gravelero Mini Pump
The Silca Gravelero Mini Pump builds from the same hose, chuck and plunger design of the award-winning Tattico pump, in a package that pushes 35% more air from the same overall length.
- Lightweight aluminum handle and barrel
- Design is refined for gravel and off-road use with a smooth outer texture and improved sealing to reject dirt and mud while also making for easy cleaning
- Reversible chuck allows for Schrader and Presta compatibility
- Retractable hose; thumb lock
- 80 psi max
- Includes a direct-mount bracket with retaining strap
Imported.
View all Silca Frame-Mounted Bike Pumps| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Pump Type | Mini-pump |
| Valve Type | Presta Schrader |
| Maximum Pressure (psi) | 80 pounds per square inch |
| Dimensions | 9.5 inches |
| Weight | 4.9 ounces |
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2.0 Gravelero
Well built and works well when tested. Purchased this from the flagship in Denver and got the updated "2.0" version with a larger rubber cap that covers the entire top.
Great pump; rubber cap stays in place
Pump works great. Rubber cap will stay on if you keep the presta side up. If you’re going to use the schrader side, I believe you must flip the chuck back over in order for the rubber cap to stay in place.
Quality product let down by cheap rubber cap
This pump is light for its physical dimension at 9.5” in length. Though it is designed as a gravel bike pump, I think it is great for mountain bikes too as it is a high volume pump, which is great for low pressure, high volume tubeless tires. The extendable hose and chuck is the key feature of this pump and what makes it a functional tool when you need it on the trail. Fits perfect inside my Ripmo’s PorkChop frame bag too. Despite the pump’s overall great quality, it’s let down by the dingy little rubber cap that doesn’t even stay on the chuck. Since I put this inside my frame bag, it shouldn’t matter much but if you decide to use the pump externally onto a bottle cage boss, you could introduce a lot of sand and grime into the chuck head because the rubber cap is essentially non functional.
Poor design
Does not seal properly, which allows grit to get inside the chamber. This makes it hard to pull out the hose and even harder to put it back in. If you are planning to mount a pump to your bike frame, I would get one with a cap that fully seals out the elements instead.