Bike-It Motorcycle Tyre Valve - 90 Degree - Gold
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The Bike-It 90-degree motorcycle tyre valve is an essential upgrade for riders who struggle with access to valve stems in tight spaces or crowded wheel hubs. Designed specifically for tubeless motorcycle applications, this gold-finished valve provides a reliable seal and makes regular tyre pressure maintenance significantly more convenient. While it offers superior ergonomics and a aesthetic boost, riders should note that installation requires a tyre technician to break the bead of the tyre, making it best suited for your next scheduled tyre change.
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| Model Part Number | VLVDEG |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bike-It |
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FAQs
Can I install these myself?
No, because the valve must be inserted through the inside of the rim, the tyre must be unmounted first.
Are these valves compatible with tube-type tyres?
No, these are strictly designed for tubeless motorcycle wheel applications.
Does the gold finish fade over time?
The finish is high quality, but as with any anodized part, regular cleaning and protection from harsh chemicals will help maintain its appearance.
Is this a universal size for all motorcycles?
These valves fit most standard motorcycle rim valve holes, but you should verify your rim's specific valve stem diameter requirement before purchase.
Will the 90-degree angle cause issues at high speed?
No, the valve is designed to be lightweight and balanced, ensuring it does not affect wheel rotation at high speeds.
Troubleshooting
Slow air pressure loss after installation
Check that the valve core is tightened correctly using a valve core tool. If the leak persists, ensure the rim hole is smooth and the valve base is seated flush against the rim.
Valve is pointed toward the brake disc
The valve must be oriented correctly during installation so it points away from the brake rotor. Consult a professional tyre technician to adjust the seating angle.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Significantly improves accessibility for tyre inflation
- High-quality, durable construction for road safety
- Attractive gold finish enhances the bike's appearance
- Essential for bikes with large brake discs or complex wheel designs
Cons
- Requires professional tyre removal for installation
- Not suitable for tube-type tyre configurations
- Exposed valve angle may be more susceptible to impact if not aligned correctly
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation of these valves must be performed by a professional, as it requires the removal of the tyre from the rim to safely extract the old valve and install the new one. Ensure that the rim hole is clean and free of debris or corrosion before seating the new valve to prevent slow leaks. When inflating your tyres, always ensure the air chuck is seated squarely on the valve head to avoid side-loading the stem. To clean, use mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals that could strip the gold anodized finish or degrade the rubber sealing gaskets.