Great review Roy. Ive just purchased the mini fumpa and did my own tests and had similar results to yourself, test 1: 4 road bike tyres to 100psi, and test 2: 3 MTB 29 inch tyres to 40psi. I know these are a little pricy, but you are correct in describing it as the Rolls Royce of mini electric pumps, so you are paying for a quality bit of kit. I did initially buy it as a bit of a novelty, but so far im really amazed at just how good it is.
I have the mini Fumpa for over a year now, the best electric pump for my commute to work and will purchase the nano Fumpa as well for my weekend club rides. Highly recommended
I always believe in paying for quality, would sooner pay double for something that lasts than half the price and it breaks after a few uses, you used it on my bike on the ride to the woods, and it worked well after I must have got a puncture in my tubeless rear tyre, and lost too much air
Yes, that was the first time I used it for real, Michael. As you will have realised, I tested it for a long time before making the review. On another occasion I came to the rescue with both the Tyre Glider and the Fumpa, so a double whammy 😀
Looks like a great pump👍Have looked at some others but seems there’s a heat issue with most of them🤔Fumpa seemed to have overcome the problem with their design👍very informative Roy, thanks for the “heads up”😊
@@keithdorling5323 you’re in violation of the rule. www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/co2-cartridge#:~:text=Except%20for%20personal%20medical%20oxygen,that%20the%20cylinder%20is%20empty.
A bit sweeping to say ‘absolute rubbish’ Keith. The one thing it isn’t is ‘absolute.’ It very much depends on the country, airline, size and amount. Most people can get away with taking a couple of small ones in the hold baggage. Unless going to some remote outpost, probably easier to buy supplies at the destination.
Hello Roy - Your reviews are spot on and I purchased the pump and tire gauge. No discount code available when purchasing from the US, but that's ok. A belated thank you for your past review on the tyre glider. As we all age, our hand strength is not what it use to be. I very much appreciate your recommendations that makes life easier in a pinch. Have a terrific summer and look forward to your future videos. Cheers mate!
Thank you - that’s the nicest comment I’ve ever had from an accountant 😀 The discount code should have worked but it’s only on the mini model I reviewed. I also understood it was on the tire gauge but they say the margins on the Nano and Gauge are too tight due to high costs. I wish you a super summer too, and thanks again.
@@RideWithRoy My cost benefit analysis is - You have a nice dinner out with a companion which cost GBP 100. If everything goes well, you may even get lucky. Buy the pump, you have a companion for a life time. :D Cheers.
Thanks for the review, Roy. I bought the large Fumpa Pump last year as I ride a Semi-Fat MTB (27.5" x 3" tyres) and was ridiculed by my friends when we set out on the King Alfred Way tour as they asked "What's wrong with a normal pump?"... The Fumpa was used on several occasions for my friends needs - all of them favouring using the Fumpa over their mini hand pumps. Many have now bought one having been very sceptical at the start. I have also been told that CO2 canisters can cause problems with latex on tubeless tyres, whereas the Fumpa would not have the same 'freezing' effect of the CO2? Worth noting that the connection to the valve head can get very hot - the body of the pump does not. This may affect those using TPU / Tubilito style inner tubes.
Thanks for that great info, Gareth. In the additional tests video I linked at the end I did mention the hot nozzle as I hadn’t noticed it until later. Good point on tubeless as well. Some brands of sealant aren’t CO2 friendly.
A good review. I'm more interested in the gauge than the pump but they are sold out - probably as a result of your review so I hope you are suitably rewarded!
Good morning Roy, A thorough review of both items and the pros and cons of other inflation devices. The fumpa pump and pressure gauge are two items I will be purchasing. The last item from your excellent reviews on your channel......and I still have was the tyre glider 👍.....so from a wintery Morpeth Northumberland Roy, all the best for 2024......and keep up those excellent in depth reviews. 👋
@RideWithRoy Hi Roy, as much as I do like a cold , dry snap of winter weather I do very much like the sun on my back when out in the Northumberland countryside! 🙂. The etap Caledonia awaits me in May then a 70.3 triathlon in Paguera, Mallorca in October. Happy cycling Roy.......I'll be viewing from afar. Best regards, Graham.🍻
@@grahambell9831 me too. They sound some great trips. Wendy has just returned from her ‘winter training’ in mainland Spain and I am envious of the good weather they’ve had. We are looking at the possibility of a coastal ride down from Edinburgh this year, so may well see you 😀
@RideWithRoy I'm envious too Roy! 🙂. I often take an April or May week trip to Torrevieja. Its a cycling hidden gem. Check out the Hondon de Fraile climb on the Internet. It's my favourite training climb 😍. If its the coast and castles route? ( sustrans) you are in for a treat Roy. The coastline in the borders and Northumberland is just superb, another gem! You never know Roy, if our paths cross, I'll be buying you a cake & coffee. If your plan takes it in, check out the ice cream shop at Bamburgh......the jolly fisherman pub at Craster.....the Drift Cafe at Druridge Bay 👍.......and further down the coast (and slightly inland) the Running Fox at Felton 👍. Have a great weekend!
I like the look (and functions) of that gauge Roy. had a look at the site (in Oz)... A$49.... which is about ¥4,700. checked the price in Japan: ¥7,900 !!! as for the pumps.... hair-raising prices! well.... if I had any hair they would be. very thorough review and test Roy (of course!). not to mention alliterative: Ride with Roy Recommends the Rolls Royce of Reinflation Rescue devices.
But I expected you to be a ‘know the pressure by feel’ sort of person 😀 I’ve just been told the gauges are out of stock for the UK. I hope that’s down to me 😂
I am just wondering, if you can seat the tubeless tire with this little one, if so it would be actually really strong argument to buy one. Very good and interesting video as always thumbs up.
I experimented with it on a badly seating tyre and the mini Fumpa didn’t help at all. This is one occasion where Co2 would have popped it on instantly. I now use Schwalbe G-One Allround tyres that have Tubeless Easy Technology which enables fitting with a standard track pump or the Fumpa. Hopefully this tech will spread to other tubeless brands.
The big inflator is 179 Aussie dollars. Current exchange £96.05. Roy has left a link in the description. Mention Roy's discount code and the 10% would make that around about £87
Thanks for the review Roy, looks a great gadget, only negative I find is that all these extra gadgets need charging which I’ve got fed up of doing, I’ve just bought a specialised Vado for my 30 mile round commute which has built in lights and a rear radar so no more charging apart from the bike 🤣
Redshift Shockstop. If you look in the description there is a 15% discount code for all Redshift products. I’ve also started testing the Pro version. Lighter but with less travel, so ideal for road bikes. I’ll be reviewing that in the coming weeks.
Hi, Pete. The bars are the Kitchen Sink by Redshift model and I introduce there here Redshift’s Radical New Gravel bars to Test and Why I Chose V1 of the Wahoo Roam ua-cam.com/video/KrteDIq7oCM/v-deo.html I am so used to them now that I find the standard bars on my Ribble uncomfortable. If you decide to buy some there is a discount code.
@@PeteGibbo it’s one I have negotiated with Redshift and the channel gets a small commission from them. They use Amazon for their UK shipping so delivery is very good. I also highly recommend their own bar tape as it’s great quality and the correct length.
Good point! I've been meaning to mention that. It's this one amzn.to/3X7nOUJ I didn't have confidence in the Garmin band on one so purchased this one. I've been very pleased with it as it's secure, easy to fit and the angle is just right.
I demonstrated how many inflations per charge in the video and a follow on. They claim two, but I got five on a 700Cx25 road tyre and four on a 700cx40 gravel tyre. They obviously claim only two to cater for those that want to go to the full 120psi. I would carry a pump in any case as I’m very belt and braces.
Great video Roy, one thing,if you ride with Tpu or latex tubes they recommend a adapter because of the heat build up, won’t affect everyone but it will me.keep up the good work
Hi Roy, great review! Have a couple of members of my cycling club that have these and they love them! Tried ordering one on the UK site and your discount code didn’t work?
I have a fast reply, Gary. It seems you tried to order something different to the mini. This is the reply from Fumpa: Thanks for the this. The discount code is only applicable to the miniFumpa and will be available to customers until the end of the month. Unfortunately I cannot offer a discount on the Gauge or the other products at the moment. Things are a bit tight. If the discount is popular we may look to extend the offer.
Hi Roy, bought the Mini in the end using your discount code. Received it on Saturday and got a puncture on my first ride out with it today! Got to say it worked a treat, love it. Money well spent!
If the battery dies on the fumpa during a trip, can you get it to run by plugging it into an external battery like say one that would be used to externally charge or power a cell phone?
Great review Roy. Ive just purchased the mini fumpa and did my own tests and had similar results to yourself, test 1: 4 road bike tyres to 100psi, and test 2: 3 MTB 29 inch tyres to 40psi. I know these are a little pricy, but you are correct in describing it as the Rolls Royce of mini electric pumps, so you are paying for a quality bit of kit. I did initially buy it as a bit of a novelty, but so far im really amazed at just how good it is.
I have the mini Fumpa for over a year now, the best electric pump for my commute to work and will purchase the nano Fumpa as well for my weekend club rides. Highly recommended
Good to hear. I’ve used mine three times during the last three rides, but all for other people - they were also highly impressed 😀
I just ordered my Fumpa mini and Tyre Pressure Guage, so I will report back when I have done my own test!
I always believe in paying for quality, would sooner pay double for something that lasts than half the price and it breaks after a few uses, you used it on my bike on the ride to the woods, and it worked well after I must have got a puncture in my tubeless rear tyre, and lost too much air
Yes, that was the first time I used it for real, Michael. As you will have realised, I tested it for a long time before making the review. On another occasion I came to the rescue with both the Tyre Glider and the Fumpa, so a double whammy 😀
Looks like a great pump👍Have looked at some others but seems there’s a heat issue with most of them🤔Fumpa seemed to have overcome the problem with their design👍very informative Roy, thanks for the “heads up”😊
A side benefit to one of these is if you are traveling on a plane (where it’s illegal to take co2 carts), you can take a fumpa instead.
Thanks for this. I realised I’d forgotten to mention that very point, so good that you did 👍
Absolute rubbish it’s not illegal to fly with co2 cartridges I’ve done it loads of times never had a problem
@@keithdorling5323 you’re in violation of the rule. www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/co2-cartridge#:~:text=Except%20for%20personal%20medical%20oxygen,that%20the%20cylinder%20is%20empty.
A bit sweeping to say ‘absolute rubbish’ Keith. The one thing it isn’t is ‘absolute.’ It very much depends on the country, airline, size and amount. Most people can get away with taking a couple of small ones in the hold baggage. Unless going to some remote outpost, probably easier to buy supplies at the destination.
Hello Roy - Your reviews are spot on and I purchased the pump and tire gauge. No discount code available when purchasing from the US, but that's ok. A belated thank you for your past review on the tyre glider. As we all age, our hand strength is not what it use to be. I very much appreciate your recommendations that makes life easier in a pinch. Have a terrific summer and look forward to your future videos. Cheers mate!
Thank you - that’s the nicest comment I’ve ever had from an accountant 😀 The discount code should have worked but it’s only on the mini model I reviewed. I also understood it was on the tire gauge but they say the margins on the Nano and Gauge are too tight due to high costs. I wish you a super summer too, and thanks again.
@@RideWithRoy My cost benefit analysis is - You have a nice dinner out with a companion which cost GBP 100. If everything goes well, you may even get lucky. Buy the pump, you have a companion for a life time. :D Cheers.
Thanks, that's a really comprehensive review, very helpful.
Thanks for the review, Roy. I bought the large Fumpa Pump last year as I ride a Semi-Fat MTB (27.5" x 3" tyres) and was ridiculed by my friends when we set out on the King Alfred Way tour as they asked "What's wrong with a normal pump?"... The Fumpa was used on several occasions for my friends needs - all of them favouring using the Fumpa over their mini hand pumps. Many have now bought one having been very sceptical at the start.
I have also been told that CO2 canisters can cause problems with latex on tubeless tyres, whereas the Fumpa would not have the same 'freezing' effect of the CO2?
Worth noting that the connection to the valve head can get very hot - the body of the pump does not. This may affect those using TPU / Tubilito style inner tubes.
Thanks for that great info, Gareth. In the additional tests video I linked at the end I did mention the hot nozzle as I hadn’t noticed it until later. Good point on tubeless as well. Some brands of sealant aren’t CO2 friendly.
A good review. I'm more interested in the gauge than the pump but they are sold out - probably as a result of your review so I hope you are suitably rewarded!
That’s disappointing, but I’m sure they’ll get more in. I definitely won’t be rewarded by Fumpa, but your comment is reward enough 😀
Great vid, very natural and well filmed.
Thanks for that, very kind. This one took much longer than usual due to all the research and testing, but worth it for your comment 👍
Another great video Roy, very informative. Keep up the good work.
Good review Roy
Tubeless ✅
40+ tyres for gravel ✅
CO2 25g ✅
Oneup CD 100mL pump. ✅✅✅✅
Not a Fumpa, yet … I might try it 😊
Thanks, Ian. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it I say 😀
I recently bought a cheap inflator from temu , I really like this one for everyday carry
Good morning Roy, A thorough review of both items and the pros and cons of other inflation devices. The fumpa pump and pressure gauge are two items I will be purchasing. The last item from your excellent reviews on your channel......and I still have was the tyre glider 👍.....so from a wintery Morpeth Northumberland Roy, all the best for 2024......and keep up those excellent in depth reviews. 👋
Thanks, Graham, that is much appreciated. I guess you are used to cold weather in Northumberland, but still beautiful whatever the weather 😀
@RideWithRoy Hi Roy, as much as I do like a cold , dry snap of winter weather I do very much like the sun on my back when out in the Northumberland countryside! 🙂. The etap Caledonia awaits me in May then a 70.3 triathlon in Paguera, Mallorca in October. Happy cycling Roy.......I'll be viewing from afar. Best regards, Graham.🍻
@@grahambell9831 me too. They sound some great trips. Wendy has just returned from her ‘winter training’ in mainland Spain and I am envious of the good weather they’ve had. We are looking at the possibility of a coastal ride down from Edinburgh this year, so may well see you 😀
@RideWithRoy I'm envious too Roy! 🙂. I often take an April or May week trip to Torrevieja. Its a cycling hidden gem. Check out the Hondon de Fraile climb on the Internet. It's my favourite training climb 😍. If its the coast and castles route? ( sustrans) you are in for a treat Roy. The coastline in the borders and Northumberland is just superb, another gem! You never know Roy, if our paths cross, I'll be buying you a cake & coffee. If your plan takes it in, check out the ice cream shop at Bamburgh......the jolly fisherman pub at Craster.....the Drift Cafe at Druridge Bay 👍.......and further down the coast (and slightly inland) the Running Fox at Felton 👍. Have a great weekend!
You lost me when you said climb 😀 Yes, it will be the Sustrans route so thanks for the valuable tips! Have a great weekend yourself!
Nice bit of kit Roy, definitely more environmentally friendly than CO2 cartridges, only down side is bit expensive
I suppose it depends how many Co2 cartridges people go through, Terry. Although nothing cheaper than good old manual pumping 😀
I like the look (and functions) of that gauge Roy. had a look at the site (in Oz)... A$49.... which is about ¥4,700. checked the price in Japan: ¥7,900 !!! as for the pumps.... hair-raising prices! well.... if I had any hair they would be. very thorough review and test Roy (of course!). not to mention alliterative: Ride with Roy Recommends the Rolls Royce of Reinflation Rescue devices.
I missed a trick on the alliteration 😀 Being the minimalist you are I expected you’d be the last person to need such a gadget 😀
@@RideWithRoy but it's totally minimalist! and my previous gauge 'retired'....
But I expected you to be a ‘know the pressure by feel’ sort of person 😀 I’ve just been told the gauges are out of stock for the UK. I hope that’s down to me 😂
Zefal hp-x pump on the bike, track pump at home. Same setup for over 30 years... ( not the original ones though )
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it
This!
I am just wondering, if you can seat the tubeless tire with this little one, if so it would be actually really strong argument to buy one. Very good and interesting video as always thumbs up.
I experimented with it on a badly seating tyre and the mini Fumpa didn’t help at all. This is one occasion where Co2 would have popped it on instantly. I now use Schwalbe G-One Allround tyres that have Tubeless Easy Technology which enables fitting with a standard track pump or the Fumpa. Hopefully this tech will spread to other tubeless brands.
As of 24.9. 23. The Fumpa mini is €171.99 and the Fumpa pressure gauge is €70.😊 I think I will be using my mini pump.
That’s bad news if you’re buying in euros. Fortunately no change in good old English pounds 😀
An indication of current price would still be of interest, though, specifying UK as a standard.
But just a simple case of looking at the website, Vince, (links in description) then it’s the up to date price.
The big inflator is 179 Aussie dollars. Current exchange £96.05. Roy has left a link in the description. Mention Roy's discount code and the 10% would make that around about £87
@@RideWithRoy Sure -point taken.
Thanks for the review Roy, looks a great gadget, only negative I find is that all these extra gadgets need charging which I’ve got fed up of doing, I’ve just bought a specialised Vado for my 30 mile round commute which has built in lights and a rear radar so no more charging apart from the bike 🤣
I know what you mean. When I’m preparing for a ride I have to email the power supplier to warn them of the extra load about to be applied 😂
Hey Rob, witch seatpost do you have on the bike?
Redshift Shockstop. If you look in the description there is a 15% discount code for all Redshift products. I’ve also started testing the Pro version. Lighter but with less travel, so ideal for road bikes. I’ll be reviewing that in the coming weeks.
Nice review. I have a question but not to do with the pump but rather what is the make and model of your bars?
Hi, Pete. The bars are the Kitchen Sink by Redshift model and I introduce there here Redshift’s Radical New Gravel bars to Test and Why I Chose V1 of the Wahoo Roam
ua-cam.com/video/KrteDIq7oCM/v-deo.html
I am so used to them now that I find the standard bars on my Ribble uncomfortable. If you decide to buy some there is a discount code.
@@RideWithRoy Thanks for that. Will take a look. Is the discount code from you?
@@PeteGibbo it’s one I have negotiated with Redshift and the channel gets a small commission from them. They use Amazon for their UK shipping so delivery is very good. I also highly recommend their own bar tape as it’s great quality and the correct length.
Update: forget my discount, Pete, Redshift are currently giving 20% discount
Looks a great bit of kit Roy!! What garmin radar mount are you using?... thank you
Good point! I've been meaning to mention that. It's this one amzn.to/3X7nOUJ I didn't have confidence in the Garmin band on one so purchased this one. I've been very pleased with it as it's secure, easy to fit and the angle is just right.
Just as a matter of interest, what tubeless valve is that?(at about 13 mins)
These amzn.to/3PvRKYB Seals nicely and the big nut makes it easy to tighten. There is also the bonus of a valve tool
Would like to see how many tyres it can pump. Pretty sure you need to carry a pump regardless
I demonstrated how many inflations per charge in the video and a follow on. They claim two, but I got five on a 700Cx25 road tyre and four on a 700cx40 gravel tyre. They obviously claim only two to cater for those that want to go to the full 120psi. I would carry a pump in any case as I’m very belt and braces.
Great video Roy, one thing,if you ride with Tpu or latex tubes they recommend a adapter because of the heat build up, won’t affect everyone but it will me.keep up the good work
Good call. Thanks!
Hi Roy, great review! Have a couple of members of my cycling club that have these and they love them! Tried ordering one on the UK site and your discount code didn’t work?
Thanks, Gary. Standby and I'll contact Fumpa. As they are in Australia it may be tomorrow before they see my message. Thanks for letting me know.
I have a fast reply, Gary. It seems you tried to order something different to the mini. This is the reply from Fumpa:
Thanks for the this. The discount code is only applicable to the miniFumpa and will be available to customers until the end of the month. Unfortunately I cannot offer a discount on the Gauge or the other products at the moment. Things are a bit tight. If the discount is popular we may look to extend the offer.
Hi Roy yes I tried to order the Nano, didn't realise it was just for the Mini.
@@GaryPerlmutter no problem, just sorry it didn’t apply to the Nano.
Hi Roy, bought the Mini in the end using your discount code. Received it on Saturday and got a puncture on my first ride out with it today! Got to say it worked a treat, love it. Money well spent!
If the battery dies on the fumpa during a trip, can you get it to run by plugging it into an external battery like say one that would be used to externally charge or power a cell phone?
I haven’t tried it but I’ll will and let you know.
Fumpa is a nasty word in the urban dictionary.
Blimey, so it is 🫣