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Pros & Cons
- Specially developed for gravel and mountain bikes.
- Compared to the Silca Tattico, this pump delivers 35% more air per pump stroke.
- The pull-out pump tube with a lockable pump head makes it easy to inflate your tyre.
- The dust cover prevents dust and dirt from entering the pump.
- Thanks to its small size and light weight, this pump is easy to carry in your back pocket.
- The maximum pressure of 5.5 bar makes this pump less suitable for road bikes.
Specifications
Specifications
Brand
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Silca |
Type bicycle pump
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Mini pump |
Press | |
Gravel Bike / Mountain Bike | |
Presta / Schrader | |
Hand Pump | |
Yes | |
M (18.6 - 25.5 cm) | |
Aluminium |
Extendable pump tube with lockable pump head
This mini pump has a pull-out pump tube with a lockable pump head that you simply place on your Presta or Schrader valve. This ensures it stays in place when you're pumping. Moreover, thanks to the pull-out pump tube, you can easily reach the valve and inflating your tyre will be a lot easier.
Small and lightweight
Thanks to its small size and light weight, this pump is easy to carry in your back pocket. You can also screw the Silca Gravelero under your bottle cage with the included holder.
• Weight: 139 grams
• Length: 243 mm
A lockable pump head ensures that the pump head stays securely on the valve, minimising air loss. Also, unlike a threaded pump head, you cannot unscrew the valve core.
Review
Review
4 / 5
If price and size don't matter a nice pump as long as you protect it from the mud.
*Pump head/valve clamp I started using Aerothan inner tubes. These have a fragile plastic valve. I prefer the Silca pump head clamp used with Aerothan to threaded pump heads. The clamp works well. *Dust cap The dust cap of the pump head does not fit nicely to the pump itself. The narrow gap between pump and rubber definitely gets full of dirt when you attach the pump to your frame via the bottle cage bracket. I contacted Mantel to find out if this applies to all pumps, or if I have a bad one. They couldn't tell me because these pumps are not in the shop. Consulting a colleague in the warehouse proved impossible. Too bad! *Price It's an expensive pump. The Topeak Roadie DA G is a more affordable alternative if you don't mind pumping a bit longer, it also fits in a saddlebag or cycling shirt.
Pros & Cons
4
If price and size don't matter a nice pump as long as you protect it from the mud.
*Pump head/valve clamp I started using Aerothan inner tubes. These have a fragile plastic valve. I prefer the Silca pump head clamp used with Aerothan to threaded pump heads. The clamp works well. *Dust cap The dust cap of the pump head does not fit nicely to the pump itself. The narrow gap between pump and rubber definitely gets full of dirt when you attach the pump to your frame via the bottle cage bracket. I contacted Mantel to find out if this applies to all pumps, or if I have a bad one. They couldn't tell me because these pumps are not in the shop. Consulting a colleague in the warehouse proved impossible. Too bad! *Price It's an expensive pump. The Topeak Roadie DA G is a more affordable alternative if you don't mind pumping a bit longer, it also fits in a saddlebag or cycling shirt.
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Materials used
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Valve clamp pump head
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Dust cap does not fit nicely
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