🚲 Bike Bits Presta Valve Adapter: Effortless Presta to Schrader Conversion + French/UK to US + Easy Inflation with Standard Pump or Air Compressor Review

I guess the question is why are these stupid things even needed, especially for utility mountain bikes and the like. only pain. And why do bicycle tires spontaneously lose air at all? No blisters, no holes Probably from a wrong valve but apparently only at night. Well, at least they're colorful and cheap so I can hide them on my bike and next to the compressor and find them when I need them. By the way, it is the year 2020 and bicycles have been around for 200 years. Somebody figures out how to

Five for the price of two, WOW! Last year I would sometimes buy a pair of these adapters from a local store, I paid almost the same for a pair! They are very easy to use! I have a 1958 Schwinn Chicago in very good condition. My dad gave it to me a few days before he died, he gave me a Chicago model and another Schwinn that I now identify. From what he told me he's older than Chicago, can't wait to see me passed on! If you have a stem bike like me then this is a great product, especially for the

I'm not a big fan in general. The problem is that the wall thickness prevents the compressor pin from pressing against the valve stem. Granted, both of the ones I tried were made for Auto Schrader valves, but isn't that the point of an adapter? I was able to fix the problem by re-drilling the center. After removing just a fraction of a millimeter they work perfectly. Wouldn't buy again. *** My Rating Criteria *** Build Quality (47.5%) - 3.0 Star Efficiency (47.5%) - 2.0 Star Customer Service…

I bought this valve to inflate racing tires with an electric air pump. After about 45-50 pounds of pressure, the hose will pop out. Previously there was no such problem with the Schrader valve. I partially solved the problem by wrapping duct tape around the top of the valve. Now the hose detaches at 75 to 80 pounds, which is close enough. Update 2021: I was at a bike shop this weekend after some asshole stole my Presta inflator and converter from my bike bag. When I went to the local bike shop…