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Prestavalve threads?

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  1. Hi all

    Does anyone know what the thread size is on a presta valve - that is the smaller dia thread nearest the nipple - I'm looking to machine a better adapter to use a compressor but the thread is not an engineering thread I can find - I'm guessing its specific to the cycling world so I'd appreciate some help.

    Mark C

  2. genfella <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi all

    Does anyone know what the thread size is on a presta valve - that is
    the smaller dia thread nearest the nipple - I'm looking to machine a
    better adapter to use a compressor but the thread is not an engineering
    thread I can find - I'm guessing its specific to the cycling world so
    I'd appreciate some help.

    Mark C

    A threaded adapter will still leak through the threads. I think you'd
    be better off getting a dedicated Presta air chuck, like this one from
    Bike Tools Etc.: http://tinyurl.com/45xts

    Jeff

  3. genfella said:

    Does anyone know what the thread size is on a presta


    valve - that is

    Quoted message said:

    the smaller dia thread nearest the nipple - I'm looking to machine a
    better adapter to use a compressor but the thread is not an engineering
    thread I can find - I'm guessing its specific to the cycling world

    Standard metric coarse, m5 x 1.0. ( fine being m5x 0.8)
    What's an 'engineering thread'?

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    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

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