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12 minutes ago, gummibear said:

Anyone know what the metal equivalent is to this?

these plastic ones strip really easy.

 

 

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I found a metal one in a cajees in 2013 and ive guarded it like hell ever sinc3 cause i hqvemt seen another yet. Best alternative is valve caps that have a integrated tool

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Posted
47 minutes ago, gummibear said:

Anyone know what the metal equivalent is to this?

these plastic ones strip really easy.

 

 

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For the workshop ?  The longer aluminium tools are simply the BEST for the workshop.  In fact, small enough that I use it in my tool bag as well. -

https://www.evobikes.co.za/product/park-tool-vc-1-valve-core-tool/

Same item is available from a wide range of manufacturers, at an equally wide price range.

 

 

Or for the tool bag ?  Plastic ones are okay for this, though the "Nutcracker" is VERY handy !!

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On 6/2/2021 at 10:36 AM, Nakoota said:

Time to try and get back into this cycling thing that has eluded me for a few months, motivation is non-existent and maybe a trainer will help ????

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You might want to point it out the window for a better view 

Good luck

Posted
22 minutes ago, Steady Spin said:

I also don’t agree with the R200 price. 

It doesn’t fit my valves and needs to be modified to work. 

Garbage product from Park Tool. 

If you have a chain breaker similar to pic, the little gap at the bottom fits perfectly around the valve head to allow you to unscrew/screw.

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Posted
50 minutes ago, ouzo said:

how the MOER does that thing cost 200 bucks ???????

 

Come onnnnn......  You KNOW that "S" trippled the price !

 

MANY options available below R100.  And these DO work without any modifications required.

Posted
59 minutes ago, ouzo said:

again, pricing confirms we are being ripped new ones by the industry

Agreed, I import most of my spares. I pay less than half the price compared to what it costs here and thats after shipping and duties. Even cycling clothing is a major ripoff. Those materials costs so little per meter, but the finished garments are almost always ridiculously high.

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