what is the difference in the tube with a regular schrader valve and one with thorn proof schrader valve?
70183
Actually, the valve will be identical - it's the tube itself that is either regular or thorn-resistant. The tube will be a bit heavier (by grams) and thicker. Hope this helps!
70184
thicker rubber and heavier for thorn proof tubes. In thorn proof tubes as the name implies--less likely to get a puncture from thorns or other sharp objects and the stem is more resistant to abrasion and tearing at the stem to tube mating point
231472
The main difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
2102552
I don't know but I have used it twice so far to change the schrader valve cores on 2 air conditioning units that have a high pressure rating of 300 psi and it worked great. It has low-loss fittings on it for sure.
57907
You don't have any need for the long 60mm valve stem (being longer, it is more susceptible to inadvertent damage.) The 42mm stem option will be more appropriate for your hybrid bike with standard wheels. The longer stem is for very deep rim wells often found on race-style road bikes and the like. Continental tube products are good choice regardless of your preferred stem length!
1050097
I recommend using a thorn resistant tube. If you run over a thorn and it breaks off in the tire, it may still penetrate after being ridden over time. I always spend a little extra on the tube, because I have found that the further I am from home, the more likely a cheap tube is to rupture or go flat!!
5155
This is only set up for Schrader valves. You may be able to find an adapter though.
1401723
Sorry, but the two answers to this are incorrect. the only difference between the two valves is in the plate where the cable mounts. the 74828 has a notch in it for a specific mounting application. They are BOTH 5/8" male, non bypass, pull to open valves.
1723061
My husband said you need a bike pump with a "schraeder valve" not a "presta valve". We got an awesome bike pump for $20 at Walmart. It has both. I have to air my tires up about one a week. The more air the smoother the ride.
2260403
You switch around the internal pieces... In my experience it works much better for schrader... Presta is kinda funny on this pump... I returned this item.
1941453
RORO, I honestly have no idea. After some of the trouble I've caused myself by buying this particular product (only because I should have got tubes with a straight valve stem) I still can't complain about their quality. They still work just like they did when I installed them on my riding lawnmower.
1588803
This tube has a rubber schrader valve, NOT metal like the pesta valves. The box had no info on the PSI limits. Lincster
1327371
I use tubes with a Presta valve, but the valve hole is plenty large and there should be no problem using a tube with a Schrader valve.
1947706
Off hand I am not sure about the 300, is that the aluminum version. This the brass version has a stainless steel ball. I just ordered another one which is on the way. This is a top notch valve. It will probably out last you.
137718
I bought Schwalbe hs404 puncture-proof 700x40 tires from Niagara Cycle. 45.00 bucks each, a reflective silver sidewall and a more aggressive tread. Schwalbe 700x40 tubes, AV17 for Schrader valves, 20.00. Both on Amazon. both 5 star products.
1384699
You may need to "smash" the part that locks onto the Schrader valve. It is kind of a cheap made tool. Works OK if you only need one occasionally
1987935
Schrader is built onto the hose. It does not have a presta adapter. Do a web search to determine which type of valve your bike tire or tube uses. You can get schrader to presta adapters at local bike shops for about $2, or here on Amazon.
1179599
Not at first. After connecting a few times to the same valve stem it leaked unless you move it around to get a better fit, straight on. I finally replaced it with an air line quick disconnect that connects directly to the air line on my air tank. I don't use the schraeder valve on the tank any more.