This came up when I searched for PRESTA. Does this have a presta valve head?
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No but it can easily be modified to fill Presta Valves.See my comment below.
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Nope, schraeder, like you car tires. This'll plug right into the inflator & you can keep it there permanantly, a lot easier than the screw-on adapters - SKS Presta Adapter W/ Chain Floor Pump Spare Parts
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Presta adapters don't go into the head far enough to open the valve. I'm trying to find a solution myself as well!
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No, you have to buy an adaptor from a bicycle shop to use any kind of a valve head. you screw the adaptor on to the Presta valve to make it work.
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No, I recommend getting a brass 1/8th NPT -> 3/16th barb connector and Lezyne ABS Floor Pump Hose (available on amazon). It's 100 timer nicer than what's included and handles presta AND shrader.
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NO...not a French/Presta connection. It has the American type 'Schrader' valve head.
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presta. At least the same wheel I have that is disc brake ready is set up for presta. I ordered that one on accident and from what I saw, it to was presta valve ready.
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The wheel allows for both presta and schraeder valves. I'm currently running a presta on mine.
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It does not come with the presta valve adapter so you would need to get one.
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This item now comes with a high quality taprite (or similiar) regulator. It does not ship with the discount regulator shown in some of the pictures. The regulator has check valves to prevent backflow.
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I bought these for my son, so I have no first hand knowledge. Jusr asked him...he says the valve is Presta.
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Comes with schrader tubes. But that can obviously be changed to presta by simply purchasing presta valve tubes at your local bike shop. The tubes didnt last too long before puncture for myself, always bring an extra!
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Works best on a standard (Schrader) valve. The cap has a little tool built in to take the valve stem out and it is very easy to do. Presta valve stems are a little harder to do because you need an adapter (about $3 at Sports Authority) on it to pump the slime into the tube but is very do-able.
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I haven't seen this order yet. But I've purchased the same last year and it did have a valve.
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Not that I can tell. Mine is for Shrader, and I just use an adapter for presta.
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Both. It comes drilled for schrader and has plastic inserts for presta. So your sorted whichever way you go. Btw I run presta whith narrow road tyres and schrader when I hit the trails equipped with knobbly's.
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Yes, it will work with both Presta (skinny) and Schrader (fat - like on kids bikes) valves.
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Long answer short: Yes it works with Schrader valves. The adapter is built in. I think when you take it out of the box it is set up for Schrader valves. You can switch it to Presta by flipping the gray piece where the valve stem goes in. The Topeak website has a video showing how to change it.
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a Schrader valve is what you're used to; it's on your cars and bikes, normally. The presta valve would normally need an adapter to add air. You can Google images of presta and schrader. I suspect that schrader is what you would want.
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The short answer is "I don't know". But, Presta valves are found mostly on bicycles and if you are considering carrying this gauge in your bicycle tool kit I'd vote against it simply because it is heavy. It is probably the best tire guage you can buy, but it is big and heavy, in bicycle terms.
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On the description tab is noted that it has it has a valve chamber of 8,5 mm. (with a comma maybe a typo or they just copied and paste from the Mavic.com site) Usually a Schrader valve is 8 mm and the presta about 6 mm, I bought the same wheelset and I have a tubeless setup in them using a Stan's no tubes "presta" valves with no problems to speak of, So I would say BOTH as well. HTH.
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This particular model had presta valves and the stems were threaded. I've also bought them for schrader valves and the stems were smooth.