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Learn me on valve extenders please
I just went to a deeper wheelset on my go fast bike and now I can no longer utilize those 60 mm tubes that worked on my 303's, so I gotta get extender.
Whats best one to get ? Do I have to remove core? Can i just get something that extends beyond rim and not mess with removing valve core? |
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Personally I prefer extenders where the core is moved to the extender, if you have problems with the core sticking closed, no need to remove the tire/tube which will be in accessible, buried in the rim. And use silicon plumbers tape on the original stem threads to seal the extenders on well.
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I agree with m_sasso.
I’ve got two sizes of bnib valve extenders that I won’t be using. Let me know if you want a set for less than whatever they cost. |
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Agreed. Valves can get gummed up from sealant, so it is best to keep them easily accessible. That is, buy extenders that work with a removable core, assuming your tubes have removable cores.
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Silca make a nice extender, what ever brand you choose make sure you remove the core of the tube and put it into the top of the extender.
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we're coming up on winter here in AZ so durability wins out over speed. That said, I usually opt for "thornless tubes" this time of year .........IIRC, those don't have removable cores.........what then ??
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+1 on valve core extenders. As far as which ones, the ones I have work great! So get those
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You can get the kind that don't have a valve. They just extend the "pipe". I've found for those that some CO2 inflater "heads" don't work with them, so make sure to test that. https://www.probikekit.ca/bicycle-ty...E&gclsrc=aw.ds |
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My favorite valve extenders are probably Continental, because they come in a wider range of lengths so the stem length can be customized to the wheel. |
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Another vote on Continental extenders. I much prefer that style where you install the valve core in the extender.
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Or sell or give your tubes away and get tubes with 80mm valves. Life is too short to be messing with valve extenders when there is a much more seamless ( pun intended ) method.
Tubes are cheap, why mess around???
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I'm new to the deep dish game.....last I checked 60mm was longest. ...........you sir........are a genius. |
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Here's an 80mm stem:
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