Valve in rear naaf

[Gast]

I know I've made alot of topics, but I don't know where else to ask

I have a problem with my valve(ventil), in the rear naaf. The valve isn't long enough to stick out the side, because of the width of the rear naaf. Compared to the front naaf, the wideness isn't that long, and the valve can stick out. Even if the valve WAS long enough, and could stick out, it would hit the tandwiel? What have you guys done..?

[mark007]

My ventill is inside the naaf.

[Gast]

okay, I thought of that too, but then I'd have to take of the wheel each time I should pump the tyre up

[Marvin15]

Every body here does that . Sounds crazy, but i think the only way to do it

[Gast]

umz I don't do that i will put a pic of my wheel on the forum

[daans]

Hello,

We've made a hole in the 'naaf' and 'tandwiel'. With valve extenders (hmm i don't know for sure if it's good english) you can make the valve longer.

But, i don't know if it makes the 'tandwiel' (scorkwheel? or something like that) less strong.

Regards,

Daans

[Gast]

But, i don't know if it makes the 'tandwiel' (scorkwheel? or something like that) less strong.

probably not because it's just one hole


and check http://pic15.picturetrail.com/VOL591/27 ... 487377.jpg
there you can see how i did it

[wevie666]

thats the front 'naaf'

[üntiej#21]

jups... on that picture is a front "naaf" showed, you need an Rear "naaf"

the ventil is IN the "naaf", en if you want to pump it up, you must take your wheel out, and pump it up

[Gast]

on the rear "naaf" i did the same

[wevie666]

..strange

[Gast]

nope it isn't it works very great

[Gast]

codename minibike, I thought of the same thing, with making a hole in the tandwiel, and my dad told me about the extender, so that's nice that somebody else have done the same

[daans]

Yes, and you can remove the extender when you don't have to pump it up (to prevent it wil hit something during driving your bike).

Daans

[Gast]

my valve is so long I dont need an extender