20 bar, Presta or Schrader, 5.3kg, up to 25 inflations
For inflating tubular tyres and hard-to-reach valves
20 years' experience in the world of cycling
This 90-degree pump head adapter is compatible with all floor pumps on the market. It is very quick and easy to use, specially designed for hard-to-reach valves, such as those on lenticular wheels or children’s bikes.
- 90-degree adapter for Presta valves
- Easy to use
- Colour: black
- BBB reference: BFP-94
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Based on 11 reviews
very good (Translated review)
Product conforms to my needs. I will use it for inflating the lenticular wheel. (Translated review)
Top (Translated review)
Ideal for lenticular wheels (Translated review)
Practical (Translated review)
Ideal for inflating a lenticular wheel. (Translated review)
I bought this product to inflate a lenticular wheel. Top! (Translated review)
Essential for time trial wheels. (Translated review)
This angled tip allows me to inflate my solid wheel, but I had to modify it. The black thread you see in the photo corresponds to a Schrader valve thread. So if your pump can fit a Schrader valve, this tip is suitable for your pump, well that's the theory... Be careful if you have a Lezyne pump! Because even if the angled tip screws well onto the pump tip (ABS1 pro for me), air leaks at the pump/angled tip interface. The hole of the angled tip is too small and does not allow for a tight connection with the seal of the Lezyne pump. Indeed, in the Schrader tip of the Lezyne pump, there is a harder part wider than the hole of the angled tip which hinders good contact with the seal. In short, I had to take out the drill and a 4mm bit to slightly enlarge the hole of the angled tip, 2-3mm deep is sufficient. No leaks after this modification, so it works. I do not recommend this angled tip if you do not have a drill because you might have a bad surprise. (Translated review)
I didn't have the problem mentioned in the 3-star comment about needing to do some DIY. You always need to have two people to inflate a full wheel: one pumps, the other holds the pipe on the valve for sealing. But I've encountered that with all the pipes, including this one (Translated review)
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