Thanks all for the feedback. If I can find a new head for one of the pumps
that I have, that should fix the "grip" problem. If not, then I think I'll
just swap out the tubes for ones that have threaded stems. Sheesh!
Reid
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I use latex tubes in 3/5 bikes, and they have slick valve stems. I push
them to the side to put on a pump head, but again, because of the way a
Hirame pump head works, it goes on with no friction.
On Monday, December 28, 2015 at 11:48:56 AM UTC-6, Abcyclehank wrote:
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Reid,
I agree that it is frustrating dealing with a presta valve without threads for
the first time. However like most other things it gets easier- do I wish all
still has threads yes does it save money for the manufacturer likely.
Sometimes progress for profit leads us backwards. I am on my
If you buy one Hirame pump head, you'll be a junkie for life
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That type stem is common on road tubes mostly with long stems . If using an
older pump with a worn fitting it might have trouble gripping the stem and
leaking while pumping.
If you prefer threaded just exchange them out with a tube with a threaded
stem.
Jon
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I can't help you, as my daughters inflated theirs without incident. Our
shop pump is as a Blackburn Air Tower 1 (which has been replaced under the
lifetime warranty a few times, great customer service!). But I also checked
their valve stem and it is the usual threaded I"m used to seeing, so not
