Are the Presta valve stems threaded? I suspect the photo shows the Schrader valve version.
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Arn't presta valve stems always threaded? Our order was for Schrader valve.
669900
I am using presta, but the size of the hole in the rim is irrelevant. The valves are different, but the presta body is the same size at the base as the schraeder. So either one will fit.
526962
Can a SELLER please answer this question??? where are the sellers that want our money? I agree with you: a 700C is supposed to be drilled for Presta, but in the pictures it definitely looks like Schraeder.
529034
They are extensions - they screw on to the existing valve stem. They make access a lot easier on my spoked wheels. You have to make sure they are on properly or they can cause a leak. I forget I have them on until I air up & I am glad I have them. Fewer tailpipe burns.
2194928
Yes will work with both, regular bike valves (Schrader) and Presta what most road bike.
1987935
Schrader is built onto the hose. It does not have a presta adapter. Do a web search to determine which type of valve your bike tire or tube uses. You can get schrader to presta adapters at local bike shops for about $2, or here on Amazon.
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I used presta for this wheel, the hole on the wheel is to small for a schrader.
105706
Yes. It says so in the title of the item. Make sure your rim and the valve type are compatible (Schraeder vs. Presta).
1169320
Yes, the pump will work with both Presta & Schrader valves. Just need to follow the instructions and switch over the attachment connector.
669905
presta. At least the same wheel I have that is disc brake ready is set up for presta. I ordered that one on accident and from what I saw, it to was presta valve ready.
1346462
No but it can easily be modified to fill Presta Valves.See my comment below.
669902
Its both. The default is presta, and its schrader once you remove a smal plastic ring.
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.
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Great question - here's the answer: The "valves" are included - they are hidden in the pump head assembly. This Topeak (Road Morph) has a head assembly that does NOT automatically adapt to the tire valves (Presta or Schrader) - instead the user has to do some manual adjustment. What manual adjustment you ask? Well, my Topeak shipped with the pump head set for presta valve. I quickly discovered my tire valves were schrader, and not compatible with the pump. After some googling and head-scratching and looking at the diagram on the packaging, I finally figured it out DOH. Gently unscrew and take off the little metal cap on top of the pump head (tip). Then gently pull out the black rubber piece inside. For the Schrader, make sure the larger opening is facing outward, and the small opening is facing the needle inside the pump head. Having thus flipped it, push the black piece back into the head. Finally Screw the cap back on - and presto ;) you have a Schrader compatible pump head.
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No. All modern front shock/forks are clamped in, I have only seen solid forks that are threaded.
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No. Valve stems are usually part of mounting and balancing. Let the tire shop provide them.
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No, you should not drill out the hole to fit a Schrader valve. Where the hole is drilled for the valve is the weakest part of the rim, and drilling out would almost guarantee failure. The whole point of presta valves is that they are smaller diameter and can do with a smaller hole, leave more metal, and do with a narrower and lighter rim. If these were made of steel, I would say that it might be possible, but they are an aluminum alloy. I bought these and was tempted to drill them out since I didn't have presta valve inner tubes on hand, and I'm glad I didn't. I ordered thick puncture resistant presta valve inner tubes and put Continental Gatorhardshell tires on them, and I haven't had any problems at all with this combination after about 1000 miles.