Sunlite Steel Frame Pump

I got this to carry on my 1955 Raleigh 3spd. It is exactly the right size to fit on the factory pegs, but better made than the original one that came with the bike when new, and more functional. Flexible hose stores inside the pump and attaches easily for use. Pump action is smooth and efficient. Amazingly good value for the price and looks sharp with shiny stainless steel finish to match the wheels and chrome bits. Excellent choice if your Classic Raleigh 3 spd is your daily ride and not just a showpiece hanging on your wall.

Fits as it should on the brazed 16" frame pump clips. Provides decent roadside pressure after fixing a flat. The right look for a classic bicycle.

Haven't actually pumped up my old Raleigh's tyres with it, but it fits perfectly and looks great as an accessory. Can't tell it from vintage pump -- except that it's untarnished. They should sell a "distressed" version to go with old bikes.It probably will work on low pressure tires with Schrader valves, but seriously you'd only buy this one for appearances. If I want to actually inflate a tire, I have a much smaller modern pump that fits in my pocket, or a floor pump at home.Meant for bike frames with 2 built-in pump pegs such as Raleigh. The included plastic one that straps on is junk.

I have had this pump for about a year. I bought it to replace a missing frame pump for my Hercules three-speed roadster of late 1960s vintage. The bike already had mounting clips for a pump. This pump looks pretty much exactly like the chrome ones used to be commonly mounted on three-speed English bikes. The pull out hose screws onto one end and you may pump after the other end of the hose is attached to the tire valve. My tires are one the 26” old style tires. I am able to add air into these old tires using this pump, at least to the point that the bike can be ridden for further help. As for functionality, this unit does pump but only a very small amount of gas actually enters the tire with each push. I am able to get the tires pretty close to where it is rated. One can at least get home. Since only a tiny amount of air is pushed into the tire at each push, I was able to get enough air for my bike only after about 40 times of pumping. But it does work and it looks great.

Re: Sunlite Bicycle Steel Frame Mount: Buy.This.Now. Why? This bike pump works: it gets the job done; it gets the job done with NO HASSLE; it gets the job done quickly. I was able to fully inflate my bicycle tires with this pump. And I was able to do it---bam!--- easily, in mere minutes (if that long).Forget the fancy-yancy bicycle pumps. I bought one of the new pumps and it's now in the garbage. It was extremely difficult to attach to the tire nozzle. Never, ever got a good fit; the fancy pump kept coming off the nozzle. Once on (slipping and sliding the whole time), there was no way to fully inflate my bike tires. After 45 minutes I'd worked up quite a sweat and still my bike tires were not even close to being properly inflated.So I bought this Sunlite pump. No problem locking onto the tire nozzle (it screws on). No problem doing the actual pumping of air into the bicycle tires. I was able to EASILY get FULL TIRE PRESSURE.I'm extremely happy with this pump.

Cheap. The chrome looks very, very thin. I assume a rain storm or two, surface rust will form on the shell. Make sure you wax it. I bought this for a 72 Raliegh 3spd. Using it as more decorative than functional. For the price, its fine. I would not depend on it though.. It may get you out of a flat once. Looks good on the bike.

This pump looks great on my classic road bike build. I really bought this for the looks, but I still got a Presta adapter, in case I would need to use it. The time came when I needed it and it didn't disappoint. It pumped my tyres to a working inflation. I'm not sure if it reached 120psi, but the tyres were hard enough for me to go home. I never really expected it to reach such high psi. Just be ready for some serious arm workout.

Not much more to say than the headline. It should fit any frame that has two "bent post" type pump pegs. If your frame has the more modern single peg at the head tube you will need to use one of the included plastic strap on pegs for the other end.I converted my bike to 700c, and Presta Valves. So I have installed a Presta adapter onto the pump hose rather than have it on my wheel. It is brass so it looks like it was made to be a part of the pump. As it comes out of the package this pump works with shraeder valves.