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
1755697
This is the one I purchased along with Dramm 12353 Heavy-Duty Brass Shut-Off Valve, which makes it a lot more user friendly. I do not know if this is the same as the Dramm Nozzle, but this one works great in south Florida harsh environment.
1517784
Not totally sure of the valve name/type. However, I can say the same standard attachment by itself (to which the others attach) works on both car tires and my normal bike tires. I hope that helps you make a decision about your speed bike.
1014222
There's not much of a difference. It will be an awesome buy. Just make sure you get a single pipe and not the break down type that comes in two pieces. You will get much better performance out of the single piece pipe.
965979
The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I just ate the cost and loss. -- I also do not understand your "fits the 32 tire" question. The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I... » Read More The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I just ate the cost and loss. -- I also do not understand your "fits the 32 tire" question. « Show Less
1593268
Yes, it does both Presta and Schraeder valve stems.. You would use the Schraeder valve for the inflation needle.
1588803
This tube has a rubber schrader valve, NOT metal like the pesta valves. The box had no info on the PSI limits. Lincster
1146847
I think schrader valves are standard in most wheels, however the thickness well be slightly different, this well be overcome due to the flexibility of the aluminium stem of the VDO sensor
620740
The previous answers tell you where to find the correct psi. I have filled the tubes to between 85 and 95psi depending on my tires - 700x35 thorn resistant tires. The tubes if not punctured last about 18 mo and commonly, for me, fail at the base of the valve stem.
1433726
If you look up the part numbers and get the data sheets they all use the same thermo valve body. The trim is the only difference. They all flow up to 7gpm
1362302
Schraeder was fine. It would not lock onto a Presta valve - even with the adapter. I returned it.
2250418
Sunlite Standard Schrader Valve Tubes, 700 x 20 - 25 (27 x 1") / 48mm Valve, Black There ya go.
1908021
Long answer short: Yes it works with Schrader valves. The adapter is built in. I think when you take it out of the box it is set up for Schrader valves. You can switch it to Presta by flipping the gray piece where the valve stem goes in. The Topeak website has a video showing how to change it.
669901
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.
2260403
You switch around the internal pieces... In my experience it works much better for schrader... Presta is kinda funny on this pump... I returned this item.
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.
1879233
The difference is they are all plastic and a whole lot cheaper than the ones made by Kenko. They work and as extension tubes are something I use rarely, the cost difference is why I bought them.