Bicycles Asked by Marwan مروان on August 31, 2021
I can’t seem to fit my bike pump onto my son’s bike. The tires are too small, and there isn’t enough of a gap to put the head of a bike pump on the valve.
Are there any valve extenders (not permanent) that I can use when I need to inflate his bike tires?
Yes. Slime makes some valve extenders for Schrader valves , and if you have a Presta valve you can use a Presta to Schrader valve adapter (and if you really want, you can attach a Schrader valve extender to that, since you can buy the Schrader valve extenders at Walmart or whatever)
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Some companies (like Topeak) make Presta valve extenders as well:
That being said, you can also use a little hose attached to the pump to better access the valve like the ones offered with some Lezyne hand pumps if the chuck is too big.
An example of a bendy extension hose is .
There are also 90 degree extenders which you screw on:
Correct answer by Batman on August 31, 2021
You could always buy some new tubes with the valve set at a 45 degree angle. Schwalbe sell them for £5/6 depending on the size you need. Easiest way I'd say and saves you faffing about drilling holes or screwing valve extenders on and off.
Answered by Bikebum on August 31, 2021
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