Here you go.

http://forum.slowtwitch.com/...rack%20pipe;#1207434

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It sounds like your disc is broken : ) Please ship it to me immediately. I'll repair it for free and even test ride it over a few thousand miles and then ship it back to you at your cost. : ) All I need to get started is all your credit card info and bank account numbers.

Seriously - the crack pipe is easy to use. I put mine permanently onto my pump (remove the original one and mount the pipe onto the hose). One hand on the pipe and valve, the other hand on the pump and I can get up to 200psi into it.

There should be no issues in the rain. Some people cover the valve hole with eletrical tape.

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Paul

I believe the "adaptor valve" you speak of is the crack pipe (that's what came with my 909 setup) Anyway, I just pushed that little sucker directly into my pumps valve head (specialized pump) and use the crack pipe exclusively now.

Also, you propbably want to make sure you have a Co2 pump head that fits inside the disc cut out sooner then later... Sometimes they are difficult to find when you need it for the race which is tomorrow;-)

Thanks guys. I'll just have to practice with it. It will also be interesting to see what happens out on the road if I flat and have to use my CO2 inflator. Looks like I'll need to keep a crack pipe with me at all times (never thought I'd be saying that).

Mike H.

My CO2 inflator works fine without the crack pipe. I use one of the really small ones from innovations in cycling.

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Swimming Workout of the Day:

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2020 National Masters Champion - M50-54 - 50m Butterfly

Get a genuine "Innovations Microflate." It's angled and works well on all wheels. It's also tiny, so that it packs well on race day.

This is easiest done with two people! One holds pipe on, other pumps.
Tom