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Need presta valve cores or place to find them
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I am looking for 2 or more presta valve cores, my LBS insists I mean for schrader valves, another tells me that tubulars are a thing of the past. I broke one and my valve relocator ate one. If you have some I will buy them, or if you know where I can pick them up.

Side note conti race lite tubes have removable cores as well.

Thanks

Don
Last edited by: Race4LV: Sep 17, 04 21:38
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Re: Need presta valve cores or place to find them [Race4LV] [ In reply to ]
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I will check my old tubies tonight...I ahve about 12-15 laying about that I have not had the heart to toss

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Re: Need presta valve cores or place to find them [Record10Ti] [ In reply to ]
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want good tires cheap? contact these guys...they were easy to deal with



www.biketiresdirect.com

i don't work for them but they should be able to help you if you call them


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Re: Need presta valve cores or place to find them [Race4LV] [ In reply to ]
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I think you can get them at the stans no tubes website, do a google search.

they sell the replacement cores to make it easier to fill your tires with sealant.
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Re: Need presta valve cores or place to find them [Tai] [ In reply to ]
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Thanks Tai, that is exactly what I was looking for. They are such a difficult item to find.
Last edited by: Race4LV: Sep 25, 04 18:45
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Re: Need presta valve cores or place to find them [Race4LV] [ In reply to ]
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wonder if they'd work with my tufo tubulars, the sealant stuff always gumms up the valve...
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Re: Need presta valve cores or place to find them [Tai] [ In reply to ]
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Tufo's are what I wanted them for, already ordered five. The website also shows you how to disassemble the actual core (after removing from tire of course) to clean the sealant out. I was going to use a solvent, but the process looks so easy. I guess many things become easy once you learn how.
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