EDC Pump

The ingenious EDC Pump by OneUp is a pump/tool combo that takes much of the clutter/storage questions out of the picture when cycling. This innovative multi-tool nests inside your fork´s steer tube, allowing you to bring everything required for trailside repairs without lugging around a bulky pack with multiple tools inside. The system is composed by a unique storage solution integrated into a high volume pump, it is designed to integrate with the EDC Tool System (sold separately from the pump), a CO2 canister or your favorite stash. Your essential trail tools inside your steerer tube, right at your fingertips. watch the video below

EDC Pump ($59) | EDC Tool System ($59)

OneUp Components EDC (Everyday Carry) - All The Trailside Tools You Need. from OneUp Components on Vimeo.

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