I picked up a set of sip tubeless yesterday and both tyres were at 30psi,
i obviously had to get the pressures right so i went to the garage and on one of the wheels,the valve is too short to get the airhose on??
i tried another garage but had the same problem.
anyone know a fix for this?can i loosen the nut on the valve and screw the valve so it sticks out more?will this cause a potential air leak?
do i take em back?
The other valve seems to be sticking out TOO far,double the short one.
SIP tubeless valves
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molibdimum
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As mentioned before..
http://www.amazon.co.uk/90-Degree-Schra ... 736&sr=8-3
Or could try one of these...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/L-S-Engineers-M ... m_sbs_sg_4
http://www.amazon.co.uk/90-Degree-Schra ... 736&sr=8-3
Or could try one of these...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/L-S-Engineers-M ... m_sbs_sg_4
I'm taking em back, I'm not paying good money to have to go modify em.
On top of all that, one of my rear hub studs is stripped.
On top of all that, one of my rear hub studs is stripped.
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stuckintheeighties
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Small bike pump in toolbox. pound shop sell them for guess how much?
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molibdimum
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Received two of these in the post this morning.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/L-S-Engineers-M ... m_sbs_sg_4
Quality piece of kit and does the job to a tee.
Keep one in the garage and one in my bike jacket.....sorted.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/L-S-Engineers-M ... m_sbs_sg_4
Quality piece of kit and does the job to a tee.
Keep one in the garage and one in my bike jacket.....sorted.
turned out the valve was no good anyway,took it back and got it replaced.