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  1. Hello all!

    Does anyone use these (for a presta - road racing bike - valve)? I have just
    discovered a need for them (bought a new pump in which I have to insert the
    tube further). Any that I should or shouldnt look at????

    Paul

  2. Katharine & Paul said:

    Hello all!

    Does anyone use these (for a presta - road racing bike - valve)? I have just
    discovered a need for them (bought a new pump in which I have to insert the
    tube further). Any that I should or shouldnt look at????

    deep dish rims? You probably need long stem valves. Michellin,
    Vittoria etc make them. 51, 52 & 60mm. Less hassle than valve
    extensions.

  3. The thing is I have these ultralight latex tubes. I think they weight about
    50grams. Have 5 of them, and I dont want them to go to waste. I have some
    long stem rubber ones, but I would prefer to use the latex ones when I race.

    "Bleve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Katharine & Paul said:

    Hello all!

    Does anyone use these (for a presta - road racing bike - valve)? I have
    just
    discovered a need for them (bought a new pump in which I have to insert
    the
    tube further). Any that I should or shouldnt look at????

    deep dish rims? You probably need long stem valves. Michellin,
    Vittoria etc make them. 51, 52 & 60mm. Less hassle than valve
    extensions.

  4. Katharine & Paul said:

    Hello all!

    Does anyone use these (for a presta - road racing bike - valve)? I have just
    discovered a need for them (bought a new pump in which I have to insert the
    tube further). Any that I should or shouldnt look at????

    Paul

    I had one

    cost me $15 - waste of $$

    get the long stems

    Scotty

  5. Katharine & Paul said:

    Hello all!

    Does anyone use these (for a presta - road racing bike - valve)? I have just
    discovered a need for them (bought a new pump in which I have to insert the
    tube further). Any that I should or shouldnt look at????

    Paul

    I accidentally bought a deep rim for the front of my mountain bike (a
    mix up between the local bike shop and Velocity.) I use a valve extender
    from my Spinergy wheels but it's a pain having to carry it around with
    me and I'm scared I'll forget it one day and get a flat. Anyway it works
    well, but I'm building up a new wheel with a shallower rim and an XTR
    hub which should solve my problems.

    Friday

  6. Katharine & Paul said:

    Does anyone use these (for a presta - road racing bike - valve)? I have
    just discovered a need for them (bought a new pump in which I have to
    insert the tube further). Any that I should or shouldnt look at????

    I haven't used extensions, but when I had a short valve on a Velocity
    Deep-V I discovered that my presta-schraeder adapter worked if I got it in
    just the right place. This probably isn't a race tactic, but worth
    remembering for anyone who might be stuck somewhere with those items and a
    flat tyre.

    --
    Dave Hughes | [email hidden]
    Striker, listen, and you listen close: flying a plane is no different
    than riding a bicycle just a lot harder to put baseball cards in the
    spokes.

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