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Such thing as a BIFL floor pump?
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The 50 year old Japanese one at my grandparent's place while I was over there still works, it uses a clip to hold against the Woods valve, and no pressure gauge so I have to guess when it's filled by feel.
Looks similar to this random one I found on the internet. Maybe it's too low tech for your needs.
That's awesome! The only real features that I'd like to have are a gauge and a non-lever chuck.
The only floor pumps I've owned when my kids were learning to ride bikes were those super cheap ones you get at a department store... all plastic, and good for a handful of uses. LOL