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Long Stem Schrader tubes???

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  1. I was fixing bikes on Ragbrai and we had a couple of fat cats stopy by
    in their GMC suv toting a GMC Denali bicycle that had a flat tire. The
    wheel on this bike has a aero rim and takes a long stem schrader tube.
    Well we had none. The shop owner offered to sell them a whole new
    wheel. Best bet may be to consider the bike disposable when you get a
    flat. Thanks detroit marketing.

    How many local bike shop worker rec.bicycle readers can say their shop
    stocks long stem schrader tubes?

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:

    I was fixing bikes on Ragbrai and we had a couple of fat cats stopy by
    in their GMC suv toting a GMC Denali bicycle that had a flat tire. The
    wheel on this bike has a aero rim and takes a long stem schrader tube.

    Can you use presta tubes with grommets to shrink the rim hole?

  3. C said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:

    I was fixing bikes on Ragbrai and we had a couple of fat cats stopy by in
    their GMC suv toting a GMC Denali bicycle that had a flat tire. The
    wheel on this bike has a aero rim and takes a long stem schrader tube.

    Can you use presta tubes with grommets to shrink the rim hole?

    That's the easy solution. Stop it. 😄

    you can get schrader valve extenders for cars, but I doubt you could make
    them work with a bike rim.

  4. email hidden said:

    I was fixing bikes on Ragbrai and we had a couple of fat cats stopy by
    in their GMC suv toting a GMC Denali bicycle that had a flat tire. The
    wheel on this bike has a aero rim and takes a long stem schrader tube.
    Well we had none. The shop owner offered to sell them a whole new
    wheel. Best bet may be to consider the bike disposable when you get a
    flat. Thanks detroit marketing.

    How many local bike shop worker rec.bicycle readers can say their shop
    stocks long stem schrader tubes?

    Put a Presta in it next time. Works just fine, particularly if you
    use one of the collars that come with some Presta tubes for that
    purpose. Oh, and sell them a Presta-to-Schrader adapter.
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  5. email hidden said:

    I was fixing bikes on Ragbrai and we had a couple of fat cats stopy by
    in their GMC suv toting a GMC Denali bicycle that had a flat tire. The
    wheel on this bike has a aero rim and takes a long stem schrader tube.
    Well we had none. The shop owner offered to sell them a whole new
    wheel. Best bet may be to consider the bike disposable when you get a
    flat.

    You can put a presta tubed tube in a shcrader-drilled rim, esp with
    some sort of ferrule.

    JT

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  6. John Forrest Tomlinson said:

    You can put a presta tubed tube in a shcrader-drilled rim, esp with
    some sort of ferrule.

    JT

    I have these on some MTB wheels drilled for schraeder, not sure how
    necessary they are though. The rubber grommet things never worked.
    These are called "presta stem savers".

    http://www.biketiresdirect.com/htmlpages/WMPVS.htm

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  7. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    I was fixing bikes on Ragbrai and we had a couple of fat cats stopy by
    in their GMC suv toting a GMC Denali bicycle that had a flat tire. The
    wheel on this bike has a aero rim and takes a long stem schrader tube.
    Well we had none. The shop owner offered to sell them a whole new
    wheel. Best bet may be to consider the bike disposable when you get a
    flat. Thanks detroit marketing.
    How many local bike shop worker rec.bicycle readers can say their shop
    stocks long stem schrader tubes?

    No need. Just get a long stem presta and use a grommet.
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    Alex

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