M-Wave Flexi Tube
Compact, durable frame pump with a 190 mm aluminum barrel and removable 150 mm hose. Multi-valve head fits Presta, Schrader and Dunlop and ships with a handy frame bracket.
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Key Features
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Who This Pump Is For
Key Features
- ✓ 190 mm lightweight aluminum barrel with matt-black anodised finish
- ✓ Removable 150 mm flexible hose reduces valve-stem stress
- ✓ Universal multi-valve head for Presta, Schrader and Dunlop valves
- ✓ Includes secure frame-mount bracket for tidy on-bike storage
- ✓ Compact size fits bottle-boss mounts or straps on most frames
- ✓ Ideal for trail-side repairs and commuter quick top-ups
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which valve types does this pump support?
The Flexi Tube uses a multi-valve head that supports FV (Presta), AV (Schrader) and DV (Dunlop). You can switch between valve types without additional adapters, making the pump versatile for mixed fleets.
Can I mount this pump on any bike frame?
Yes — the pump includes a bracket designed for standard bottle cage bosses. If your frame doesn't have bosses you can mount the pump with velcro straps, zip-ties, or a third-party mounting plate. The 190 mm length fits most frames without interfering with cables.
Is the removable hose leak-proof and replaceable?
The 150 mm flexible hose is designed to form a secure seal at the valve and to reduce stress on stems. It is removable for storage or replacement; if the hose becomes damaged you can replace it without changing the entire pump.
Can I use this pump to seat tubeless tyres?
This compact frame pump is suitable for topping up tubeless tyres and addressing slow leaks, but it generally cannot deliver the high-volume, high-pressure burst often needed to seat tubeless beads. For inflating new tubeless tyres we recommend a tubeless inflator or a powerful floor pump.
How much pressure can this pump reach?
Frame pumps like the Flexi Tube are intended for topping up tyre pressures and emergency repairs rather than rapid high-pressure inflation. They will comfortably handle typical mountain and hybrid pressures and can top up road tyres, but a large floor pump is faster and easier for reaching very high PSI on road-specific tyres.
Is this pump suitable for frequent use or just emergencies?
The Flexi Tube is robust enough for regular use — its aluminum barrel and solid construction suit routine rides and commuting. That said, riders who routinely set exact high pressures or perform frequent tyre work may prefer the efficiency of a floor pump for home use and keep the Flexi Tube as a compact on-bike backup.
Buying Guide
When choosing a frame pump look for a balance of length, weight and valve compatibility. Aluminum barrels like the Flexi Tube offer durability and lower weight compared with plastic alternatives, while a flexible hose eases attachment and reduces stress on valve stems. Confirm the pump mounts to your frame (bottle-boss bracket or strap options) and that it supports your valve type — universal heads save you from needing adapters. If you ride tubeless or run very high-pressure tyres, pair a compact frame pump with a home floor pump or a dedicated tubeless inflator. For everyday trail and commuter use, a reliable small pump with a bracket is the most practical pick to keep you rolling between service sessions.
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