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Make Mid-Ride Pressure Adjustments And Flat Fixes A Breeze
The Silca Gravelero mini-pump builds from the same hose, chuck, and plunger design of their multi-award winning Tattico pump, in a package that pushes 35% more air from the same overall length.
The design has been further 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.
Features:
- Lightweight aluminum handle and barrel
- Retractable hose
- Thumb-lock, reversible chuck for Schrader or Presta
- Includes direct-mount bracket with retaining strap
- Pump up to 80 psi
- 9.5 inch / 243mm length
- 139 grams
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Specifications
Mfg PartNum: AM-PU-011-ASY-0100 | |
Weight: 139 grams | |
Length: 9.5 in / 243 mm | |
Max PSI: 80 |
Reviews
Bought this to replace a smaller Lezyne mini pump (Pocket Drive Pro)
First, the build quality is far superior.
Second, the amount of pumps is FAR less. In testing, it took me about 50 pumps to get a 47mm gravel tire from ~20 psi to 32psi on the Gravelero. Lezyne was probably hundreds.
Third, attachment mechanism. The Lezyne required pulling out the tube fully, threading it on and there's no chuck to lock. I had issues with it staying connected, especially last time I had to put a tube in during the rain (I do run tubeless but gashed a tire). That was the impetus for me to buy the Gravelero - it's raining, I'm diassembling a pump, it's not locking onto the valve enough and I'm pumping hundreds of times. The Gravelero requires no disassembly (just pull out) and has a locking chuck.
Only downside I see is that it's bigger than some of the smaller pumps. However, I was BARELY able to fit it in a Apidura 1L Top Tube bag for a gravel event. The Gravelero had to go in first at the bottom. When not doing events, I just put it in a jersey pocket. It does come with an attachment for mounting to bottle cages...but I figure it's not aero enough.
All in all, really happy with the pump.
The locking mechanism is fantastic and prevents air loss when attaching or removing the head from the valve. I also like that there is a hose to keep pressure off of the valve stems while pumping air into the tires.
A sufficient volume of air per pump also keeps the amount of labor down to pump a tire from 0 to 50psi in a couple of minutes compared to some of my other hand pumps that take 5+ minutes to do the same job
The gravelero pump head is a fantastic design and has little to no air loss when removing it unlike many other pumps I've tried. The hose is also a nice touch since it doesn't strain the valve stems while inflating tires
Extremely fast to put into action. Simply pull out the hose, attach the head to the valve, flip the lever and start pumping. With competing brands, you have to pull the hose out and thread it in the body; an extra and time-consuming step. Some other brands have no hose, which I dislike since they put a lot of stress on the valve when you are pumping. Only downside is it is slightly heavier than the competition.
I really like the Silca Gravelero Mini-Pump.
The pump is very sleek and fits well in a back pocket.
The build quality is strong and features like the locking latch on for the valve is really nice.
Overall I had to use the pump on several flat tires out on a ride and it worked really good.
