BWSHLF Tubeless Presta Valve Stem 40mm / 44mm, Super Light Alloy Presta Valve Stem Kit with Value Core Remover Tool and Valve Stem Caps - Multiple Color and Size Options(Pair)

In my family of three kids, a wife, and one fat bike, I have a small number of bikes. The kids have now graduated to full-sized The four I have converted to tubeless have used different kinds of tubeless valves, including those for my sweet ride made by Mucc Off and some that were given to me by Stans. I used these instead of the ones I paid double for and they made the bike as good as the ones I paid twice as much for.

Corbin Wheeler

| Sep 13, 2020

This is a great value and a sturdy product. This ensures that they seal correctly. There is only one negative aspect to this story One issue is the width of the valve section on the inside of the tire- you may have to adjust it a bit when you first install the tire because it is a wide base on the valve and we need to get the beads to fit over While I've worked on bicycles (and cars) for decades, this was my first tubeless wheel set up and it went smoothly. These tools aided in getting the job done and have sealed the rim tight. A large number of seals can be found in this area They look good, come with 2 caps, and come with both sizes. Furthermore, they offer better prices than most.

Lorelai Neal

| Apr 09, 2021

Additionally, they seal extremely well, and never let any tire pressure leak out since I installed them on my road bike at normal riding tire pressure of 75psi. I like the valve core removal caps, either of the two types - those are very stylish. My preferred shape is the conical one over the cylindrical one- They are easy to remove and work exactly as they should. I removed the core valves a few times without any problems. This box comes in a really nice box, I've removed the foam from the inside and I'm using it for storing all kinds of All of my bikes are painted with Muc Off Sealant, and I pour it before seating the bead of the tire completely using the valves. I always have to pour sealant before finishing the installation of the tire, and I lose some sealant and make a mess. There was a problem with my road tires going flat one by one, and I thought the tubeless tape on the inside of the rim was to blame. To make matters worse, I even tried removing all the tape and installing a new one, but the leak persisted. examined other possibilities but the only thing that came to mind was the tubeless valve as the cause of the leak. After dipping the tires in soapy water, no bubbles actually came out of the valve stem, but a few bubbles came out of the drainage hole in the rim. This had to be a valve problem! My first step was to pop the bead of the tire, remove the valve, apply some Teflon to the top threads and just below the top conical seal that goes inside the tire, then install the tire on the rim. Pushing the tire up again was tricky. After that, there were no bubbles coming from the drainage hole in the rim, so I knew there was no more leak. I had an issue with the drainage hole connecting to the valve through the rim walls, because of the conical seal that sits on the inside of the rim not sealing correctly. I encountered this problem through the outside o-ring. I did not see bubbles coming from the stem or the nut with the o-ring, that is why I was unable to see them However, I could see them coming from the drainage hole, or if I plugged the spoke holes with my finger, the bubbles would come out. I have again set up one of these valves that looks good, is well made but lacks usability so now they just work and hold air with teflon beneath the seals and on the bottom of the valve It should be possible to find rings that fit that need precisely.

Liana Hoover

| Mar 11, 2021

It seems to be a good quality so far. The 2 different caps with presta valve removal tools that come with them are a nice touch. As of yet, I have not ridden them. The ryobi aur pump, however, seemed to work much more quickly for popping the bead. This is likely to be a result of the 4 extra holes having more air flowing This is a gold color I'm happy with. It would be great if they made orange and pool green in the future to match my bike.

Natalia Horne

| Dec 17, 2020

My mistake was that I understood the length to be from the rubber part. After a brief conversation with the seller, he promptly sorted out the issue. The customer service is superb after the sale!.

Van Yoder

| May 22, 2021

There are two different valve caps that are also designed to remove the core of these valves. They have a nice design, are awesome quality, the core is removable, and there are more holes on the valve for better air flow. I would describe the valves as being of nice quality, great product, and affordable to boot.

Harlow Mejia

| Mar 25, 2021

There is a lot of care that goes into packaging them so they almost look There are no leaks anywhere in the system, and the valves are of the perfect length In most cases, a valve cover of this style threads down far enough to cover at least some of the threads. My tubeless setup has been working just fine, and these valves have been keeping air in the tires just fine. They have also been flowing air into the tires exactly as they should. You may find a good oil at a local oil store Tubeless valve stems are a great choice for any mountain biker!.

Isabela CHARLTON

| Nov 29, 2020

You've done a good job. The air works (holds air when you want it to) and lets it out when you want it to. That looks good to me. With the valve removal tool built into the caps, I find them very convenient. It has already proven to be useful to have the caps. I bought 2 pairs of caps so I could use the other set of caps on another bike. I use one of each type on my bike. Looks good, works well, and the price is reasonable.

Mauricio Rodriguez

| Aug 27, 2020