Tubeless valves
11-04-17, 02:28 AM
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Tubeless valves
I am contemplating changing to tubeless with my Anyroad bike. Right now it has Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires (700cx42) on it and I am thinking of getting some BG's Rock And Roads and I need valves.
I am not a fan of Presta valves and would prefer Schrader valves particularly here in Cambodia. Are there any Tubeless Schrader valves?
IMG_20170324_094102506 by Bwilli88, on Flickr
I am not a fan of Presta valves and would prefer Schrader valves particularly here in Cambodia. Are there any Tubeless Schrader valves?
IMG_20170324_094102506 by Bwilli88, on Flickr
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11-04-17, 08:50 AM
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Stan's makes them.Apparently they make two different types for their Hugo rims which came with two different size valve holes. OP might be able to use one or the other. It would be a $16 experiment, plus shipping to Cambodia.
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11-05-17, 02:54 AM
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Yup, it is cross chained I did set it up using Shimano's big-big + 2 and that setup is nigh unto bullet proof. Also thanks for the Schrader valve listing from Stan's.
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I am contemplating changing to tubeless with my Anyroad bike. Right now it has Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires (700cx42) on it and I am thinking of getting some BG's Rock And Roads and I need valves.
I am not a fan of Presta valves and would prefer Schrader valves particularly here in Cambodia. Are there any Tubeless Schrader valves?
I am not a fan of Presta valves and would prefer Schrader valves particularly here in Cambodia. Are there any Tubeless Schrader valves?
Just split it open along the circumferential seam, mount it open faced (between the tire and the wheel) and then trim off the excess. (best with a very light weight tube - this might make it hard to make your bead seat).
One nice thing about Schrader , is that it is easy to unscrew the valve and put in more sealant.
