Topeak Roadie DA Mini Pump
Compact and lightweight, the Topeak Roadie DA mini pump fits easily in your jersey pocket and it doubles volume with each stroke, making it easy to inflate tires up to 120 psi.
- Integrated dust cap
- Thumb-lock lever
- Max pressure: 120 psi
- Side mount bracket included
- Presta valve only
- 36.1 cc volume per stroke
Imported.
View all Topeak Frame-Mounted Bike Pumps| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Pump Type | Mini-pump |
| Valve Type | Presta |
| Maximum Pressure (psi) | 120 pounds per square inch |
| Dimensions | 7.2 x 1.3 x 1.1 inches |
| Weight | 3.35 ounces |
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Emergencies Only
I bought one of these for emergency repair when out on the road. I used it yesterday and it saved me. It mounts neatly off my bottle cage bolts and is not noticeable when riding. Doesn't rattle or come loose ever. HOWEVER, it will not go to 120psi! Not sure how they got this pressure rating. The dual action pumping and small size make it impossible to pump up to high pressures. I think I got my tire up to about 80psi before I had to give up. Enough to finish my ride but nowhere near the 100-105psi I normally run. This should be viewed as an emergency only product not an everyday bike pump. Had I known it couldn't to 105psi I wouldn't have bought it.
Lets out all the air it lets in
Every time I have gotten a flat with this pump, I have wound up having to get a pickup because the pump does not work.
For limping home
It's for presta valves only. If you want 120 PSI from it, it's going to take a while and your arms gonna be sore. But, it mounts easily under a water bottle cage and quickly disappears out of the way until you NEED it. It won't need to be charged and go dead like those cute electric pumps or run out trying to find the puncture to patch like C02. My patients with pumping it runs out around 40 PSI, but I can ride home on that.
Pumps quickly and easily
I bought this and just tested it out by pumping up my completely flat tires. After a quick “how to pump a presto valve” video, I was able to take my tire from completely flat to pretty solid to the touch in about 1-2 minutes with minimal effort. I will update if I have any problems on the road, but this seems like an affordable, light weight, well made hand pump for emergency pump-ups on the road!
Does not work.
I cannot get it to attach to a bike tire for an emergency repair to get home from work. It does not appear to even fit a normal socket and I've scoured this description page for 10 minutes looking for any reason to think it wouldn't fit a normal socket. Going to return it today and hopefully pick up something that works.
Check out your purchase before the ride
This is a Presta Tube pump despite what I was told and also another person when I returned it after a ride.
Thumb lock went extremely loose first use and not repairable.