While we were out at Eurobike last month we visited Birzman and spoke to brand manager Nico Ferreira about a few of their standout products…
Birzman do a wide range of pumps, including the Zacoo Maha floor pump lineup. The Zacoo Maha has been recognized with an iF product design award.
We reviewed the Zacoo Maha III (£49.99) on road.cc earlier in the year and Jez gave it 4.5 stars (out of a possible five). He described the Snap It head, for use with Presta valves, as a ‘killer feature’, and here Nico shows us how it works.

Okay, you might not get overly excited about a valve connector – and that’s fair enough – but this really is clever. You just pull back the collar, push it onto the valve, give it a twist and it’s ultra-secure, even at very high pressures.
The Snap It design fastens as tightly as a screw-on valve connector, and it has the advantage of a little air release button that allows you to get the pressure exactly right. Releasing a little air also avoids accidentally unscrewing Presta valve cores.
The Zacoo Maha pumps work with Schrader valves too. You just remove the Snap It head.
Nico also showed us around the Tiny Tanker pump (£59.99), which is another that we’ve reviewed. It’s another pump that impressed us, and it has the advantage of storing flat so it takes up very little space.

The Tool Chair is another neat idea. It’s a canvas tool carrier that doubles up – you guessed it – as a chair. We can imagine it would be an especially useful option if you go to a race, a sportive, or some other event away from home. Put your bike and the Tool Chair into the car and you’ll have what you need to carry out repairs, plus somewhere to sit while you get on with the job.
The legs fold in when not in use, providing a handle for easy portability, and you can fit a longer shoulder strap too.
Birzman’s UK distributor is www.i-ride.co.uk.
Real men don't wear flip flops 😉...
45 degrees and wobbly video. I hope this doesn't overtake "vertical video" as the new trend on social media. Literally unwatchable🤢
Gotcha; hadn't realised you were posing a theoretical, sorry. ...
yes porpoising has been around since well before CFD existed, its a well known ground effect phenomenon, but I do think the worst extremes we are...
Sounds like a good trade. Humans are great, but bike maintenace is less messy and frustrating....
I purchased a Ribble on Jan 6th 2022 and it finally arrived on the 22nd June 2022....A painful wait!
And just like that, probably not PBU but another of the same set of drive-through opinions did precisely that on t'other thread.
This is quite right , frankly I don't think the plod want to be bothered with these pesky cyclists, they actually have the affrontery to take up...
"Feel" / "had to"....
Thank you, most enlightening.