Does it work with both a Presta and a Schrader valve?
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This is what the Lazyne web site has to say!!! "The Lezyne Pressure Drive is a compact HP hand pump made of custom CNC machined aluminum for precise and lightweight construction. The HP pump design easily inflates tires to riding pressure with fewer strokes. The overlapping handle and barrel are integrated into a compact design. It comes equipped with Lezyne's ABS Flex Hose, which has a threaded Presta connection with ABS on one side and a threaded Shrader connection on the other."
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No, you have to buy an adaptor from a bicycle shop to use any kind of a valve head. you screw the adaptor on to the Presta valve to make it work.
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I assume you mean presta valves vs. schrader valves (shrader=standard car tire valve). It adapts to both - the head unscrews and you can flip the bits inside to make it compatible with either valve type.
372999
Not that I remember. I have a bike with presta valve, I hated them. I will change them to tubes with regular valves.
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I don't know, I haven't used it yet. I lent it to a neighbor who had a problem on his mustang. The first thing he wanted to do is check the scrader valves to make sure they were tight. I think it will work on any of those two valves. All it does is grab the valve and either screw it in or out.
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Presta. To use Schrader you would need to drill out the hole bigger but i wouldn't recommend it.
1015356
No. I put a schrader valve adapter on my road bike's presta valve and the gauge wasn't able to read the pressure.
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At first I didn't think Presta worked, because I just reversed the inner rubber adapter. But you also need to reverse the plastic pin piece underneath (that's also hard to get out). Once I reversed both parts, the pump worked fine with my Presta valves. (I had to look this up on the Topeak web site.)
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Yes, you can switch back and forth between schraeder and presta valves. Just unscrew the headpiece and flip the inside housing. I do it all the time and one reason I like the pump.
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It's cheaper to buy some adapters than buy a new pumpTo pump up European tires you need to buy a presta-to-schrader valve adapter and screw it onto your dunlop valves. Boom, done. As arbitrarily as the bike industry has handed us theses three valve types to deal with, they have offered up a nice solution: the threads on the presta and dunlop valve are identical. A presta-to-schrader adapter is therefore a dunlop- or presta-to-schrader adapter.
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Schrader valves are used for pressure testing, so yes, this will work. Just be sure to bleed off pressure before re-testing.
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The short answer is... Yes, it works just fine. I've only used this pump with Schrader valves (same design as car tire valves, and are the most common type in the U.S.), but it should work with Presta valves, too. As for Basketballs & such... You get a "Sports Ball Inflating Needle," latch the pump onto the needle just like you would a bike tube valve, wet the needle a bit (makes it easier), insert it into the hole in the ball, pump to the ball's proper pressure, & remove.
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No. There are only two types of valves in modern bicycle tubes, Schraeder (like car tires) and Presta. All Schwinn tubes will be one of these two. This pump can be easily used with both types. Just put the valve in the pump hole that fits, lock it on, and pump.
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Schrader are the valves that I use them on.....the bicycles and the car....but will fit presta with a adaptor
610671
It does fit both low and hi pressure ports, but while using it I had trouble with it capturing the Schrader valve.
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Schraeder was fine. It would not lock onto a Presta valve - even with the adapter. I returned it.
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Presta adapters don't go into the head far enough to open the valve. I'm trying to find a solution myself as well!