BBB Tubeless Valves - 80mm - Set of 2

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The BBB Tubeless Valves are an essential upgrade for mountain and road cyclists looking to ensure a reliable, airtight tubeless tire setup. Designed for enthusiasts and professionals alike, these valves feature a robust brass construction and a specialized rubber squared base for superior sealing. While they provide excellent durability and ease of maintenance with their removable cores, users should ensure the 80mm length is compatible with their specific rim depth to avoid excessive valve protrusion.
| Model Part Number | 2977345980 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bbb Cycling |
They are compatible with most tubeless-ready rims, but ensure the valve hole diameter is standard and the 80mm length suits your rim depth.
Yes, they are designed to perform reliably in both MTB and Road tubeless applications.
Simply unscrew the removable valve core using a core tool, inject the sealant, and screw the core back in.
The squared base design is engineered to sit more securely against the rim bed compared to round bases, creating a tighter, more leak-resistant seal.
No, they can be installed by hand, though a valve core tool is recommended for removing and tightening the valve core.
Ensure the locking nut is tight and the rim tape is not wrinkled or damaged near the valve hole.
Check that the valve core is fully tightened; if clogged with dry sealant, remove and clean or replace the core.
To install, push the valve through the rim hole and tighten the locking nut firmly by hand to secure the base. Do not overtighten with pliers, as this can damage the rubber seal or the rim tape. When maintaining, ensure the valve core is tightened correctly before inflation. For regular care, clean the threads occasionally and replace the valve core if you notice sealant buildup affecting airflow. Always verify that your rim depth is appropriate for the 80mm valve length to avoid interference.