Would it work for my Trek Y-33 rear shock? It has a schrader valve, but my hand pump wouldn't connect right because of the short stem of the valve.
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It threads on, it has to go on far enough to hit your valve...without know how short your valve is I could not say. The valve on my shock only protrude about .5 from the shock body.
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I am not sure but as you see from the pictures of the pump, the air hose is flexible and the connector is small so I cannot imaging it would not be able to connect to virtually any setup. I am using it on fox brand shocks.
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Brother, all shocks have Schraeder valves and this pump is adapted to fit them. If the connector in the pump is too short to reach the valve in your shock certify yourself to screw it down all the way until it snugs the valve stem. The sign the connection was reached is that the gauge in the pump shows the remaining pressure in the shock. What's your shock brand ? My trek Y-22 had an original Fox Alps 4 and I changed it for a Fox RP 23 and ever had an issue with this pump on both shocks.
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This fits a Schrader valve. Most bikes have a Presta valve. If your bike valve has a small metal lock nut which needs to be unscrewed it is a Presta valve. This pump will not work. If your bike valve looks like your car valves, it is a Schrader valve. Then this pump will work fine.
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I don't think this will work for you. The stem seems to come through my rim and measures about 19mm from the outside of the rim.
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This probably wouldn't work for that. It is a small pump made for mountain bike shocks. It can be used for bike tires but takes a while due to the small size of the pump.
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It goes on the tube. Pump the action and see how much room u have on the end where the screw is. If its a inch or more it will work.
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Sorry, mine is a Trek. But if you have a normal single handlebar "gooseneck", they should work no problem! They bolt on individually. Best of luck to you!
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Hi!This pump works with all bicycles. Simple valve pump head fits Presta and Schrader valves.
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Paul from what I can tell it should work just fine. Just make sure that the stem is not a tapered bore, we love ours. They are on Specialized Rockhopper and a Mica. My rockhopper has a tapered bore and I made it work I just can't lower it all the way which for my height isn't a problem.
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It should work fine. I put mine on a Venzo Scud 29er MTB that I built up. The Venzo has a 31.8 clamp diameter.
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I don't know what the cc is for but on the box itself it says 26x1.75 - 26x2.5 so it should fit your wheel just fine. But you should also check (if you haven't already)if your current tube has presta or schrader valve.
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I'm using it on my mountain bike which has a rather large oval frame and it works fine. It will work with just about any pump.
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Jade, The problem I see here would 100% depend witch way your valve stems faces, if its straight up and down between the spokes this most likely won't work, as you must keep this gauge perfectly straight when applying it to the valve (you must come straight in with this gauge other than that its perfect)...I had to purchase a second one as I had this problem with mine, so I purchased a second one...Tekton 5941...that has an angled head $7.97 shipped, it works excellent...Rich
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The clamp is a bit more flexible than a hose clamp, I believe it would conform within reason. I've got it mounted on a Trek handlebar stem that tapers and it followed the taper and is shake free and sturdy. It's a really well thought out and nicely executed extender, hope it can work for you.
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The bike's tube has Schrader type of valve. So you will need a pump with adapter for Schrader type.
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Remove your current forks (or have a bike shop do it) and measure the diameter of the tube. That's the diameter that will work with your bike. I took mine to Sport Chalet and asked them what size forks I needed because the OEM forks were outrageously priced and not as well made. I think it was $50 for them to install forks and basically rebuild my bike. I did the old Drive-Thru with bike atop SUV... doh!! (that was one expensive drink. I was so thirsty after a ride and apparently brain dead from dehydration?).
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No. There are only two types of valves in modern bicycle tubes, Schraeder (like car tires) and Presta. All Schwinn tubes will be one of these two. This pump can be easily used with both types. Just put the valve in the pump hole that fits, lock it on, and pump.
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My Topeak is for a road bike which uses a presta valve for high PSI (90-110 pounds) pressure. Most kids bikes, mountain bikes, and I imagine stroller tires use Shrader valves (auto tires too) which are for lower pressure. You probably need a Shrader style fitting. I am unaware of adapters that go Presta pump to shrader fitting, but you can check into that. Most adapters go the other way, for pumping a presta tube with a shrader pump.