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Upon rejecting the Beatles, Dick Rowe told Brian Epstein of the January 1, 1962 audition for Decca, which signed Brian Poole and the Tremeloes instead.
Within my experience the key factor for floor pumps is price point. Anything less than about $40 is not likely to serve you well. I have had good luck with the joe blow series from Topeak. Whatever you get I suggest you get one rated up to 160 psi which pumps usually have higher quality heads that seal righty on the stem. I also have liked the dual action pumps as they are much faster but also don't seem to last as long. Bottom line: don't cheap out and you should be fine.
Within my experience the key factor for floor pumps is price point. Anything less than about $40 is not likely to serve you well. I have had good luck with the joe blow series from Topeak. Whatever you get I suggest you get one rated up to 160 psi which pumps usually have higher quality heads that seal righty on the stem. I also have liked the dual action pumps as they are much faster but also don't seem to last as long. Bottom line: don't cheap out and you should be fine.
Thanks! This is the kind of advice I was looking for. Much appreciated!
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