what is the difference in the tube with a regular schrader valve and one with thorn proof schrader valve?
70183
Actually, the valve will be identical - it's the tube itself that is either regular or thorn-resistant. The tube will be a bit heavier (by grams) and thicker. Hope this helps!
70184
thicker rubber and heavier for thorn proof tubes. In thorn proof tubes as the name implies--less likely to get a puncture from thorns or other sharp objects and the stem is more resistant to abrasion and tearing at the stem to tube mating point
1108481
Hi, I don't know the difference, but I wanted to pass along that the Secura that I bought died after 1 yr. And there was rust build up in the inner holding tank.
968355
It comes with a standard Schrader valve. This extinguisher is identical to most 2.5G PW cans found on fire suppression apparatus.
2259277
No. There are only two types of valves in modern bicycle tubes, Schraeder (like car tires) and Presta. All Schwinn tubes will be one of these two. This pump can be easily used with both types. Just put the valve in the pump hole that fits, lock it on, and pump.
1283711
yes, because tires tubes are stretchy they will this should work for you the big deal is the schrader versus presta valve; this tube has a schrader valve.
599649
Works best on a standard (Schrader) valve. The cap has a little tool built in to take the valve stem out and it is very easy to do. Presta valve stems are a little harder to do because you need an adapter (about $3 at Sports Authority) on it to pump the slime into the tube but is very do-able.
1635741
It measures in Kp's and lbs pressure. it should work with anything with a standard Schrader valve.
496424
Yes will work on both presta and schrader valves. Does not screw on - just a press fit.
2102552
I don't know but I have used it twice so far to change the schrader valve cores on 2 air conditioning units that have a high pressure rating of 300 psi and it worked great. It has low-loss fittings on it for sure.
1553852
Jess, sorry this took so long!! Ken is right, I also used Kenda 700X 35/43 Schrader Long Valves. Had to go to an actual bike shop that was an authorized Schwinn dealer. Normal stores that carry Schwinn products will NOT have these tubes, they are too 'special'. Oh, when I went to the bike shop, just brought the front tire with me and the gentlemen found what I needed in seconds. Good luck!!
1830231
Flexible. It's a rubber hose with two different fittings (one for schrader and one for presta) that thread onto the body when you use it. The hose fitting for the valve is a straight-line fitting and not a 90 degree bend like you generally find on most hand pumps.
1941453
RORO, I honestly have no idea. After some of the trouble I've caused myself by buying this particular product (only because I should have got tubes with a straight valve stem) I still can't complain about their quality. They still work just like they did when I installed them on my riding lawnmower.
157732
as far as I can tell one is "commercial grade" while the other is not. The commercial grade one is slightly heavier as well. so probably thicker walls on the tubes.
2020141
The answer is yes, but this is not the best choice. There are two types of valves on bike tires. Schrader (like on you car tire) on lower pressure tires, and presta on high pressure tires. Kids bikes usually have schrader valves. So if you set the pump for schrader valves (the gasket is reversible) you can pump up the tire. But this pump is really for lower pressure or emergency use, and doesn't put much air in with each stroke. While you can carry this with you for emergencies, you are better off buying a floor pump. Be sure to push in the center of the valve to release some air and open the seal before you use any pump. The answer is yes, but this is not the best choice. There are two types of valves on bike tires. Schrader (like on you car tire) on lower pressure tires, and presta on high pressure tires. Kids bikes usually have schrader valves. So if you set the pump for schrader valves (the gasket is reversible) you can pump up the tire. But this pump is really for lower pressure or emergency use, and doesn't put much air in with each stroke. While you can carry this with you for emergencies, you are better off buying a floor pump. Be sure to push in the center of the valve to release some air and open... » Read More The answer is yes, but this is not the best choice. There are two types of valves on bike tires. Schrader (like on you car tire) on lower pressure tires, and presta on high pressure tires. Kids bikes usually have schrader valves. So if you set the pump for schrader valves (the gasket is reversible) you can pump up the tire. But this pump is really for lower pressure or emergency use, and doesn't put much air in with each stroke. While you can carry this with you for emergencies, you are better off buying a floor pump. Be sure to push in the center of the valve to release some air and open the seal before you use any pump. « Show Less
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Presta. To use Schrader you would need to drill out the hole bigger but i wouldn't recommend it.
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On the description tab is noted that it has it has a valve chamber of 8,5 mm. (with a comma maybe a typo or they just copied and paste from the Mavic.com site) Usually a Schrader valve is 8 mm and the presta about 6 mm, I bought the same wheelset and I have a tubeless setup in them using a Stan's no tubes "presta" valves with no problems to speak of, So I would say BOTH as well. HTH.
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I bought Schwalbe hs404 puncture-proof 700x40 tires from Niagara Cycle. 45.00 bucks each, a reflective silver sidewall and a more aggressive tread. Schwalbe 700x40 tubes, AV17 for Schrader valves, 20.00. Both on Amazon. both 5 star products.