FS: 90 Degree Angled Valve Stems - Only $22.05 - Black, Red, Blue, Gold and Silver

[SlowBoyRacing]

From your favorite local vendor; 90 Degree Drop Forged Aluminum Angled Tire Valve Stems in various colors...

Available in:

-Black
-Red
-Silver
-Gold
-Blue


Available in both 11.3mm and 8.3mm


For our bikes and most Japanese bikes you will need the 11.3mm but if you have Carrozzeria, Galespeed, OZ, Marchesini, Marvic and BST wheels you will need the 8.3mm ones.

These are the same valve stems which come from the factory on the fancy italian bikes (Ducati, Aprillia, etc) and many MotoGP, WSBK, Moto2 teams use these valve stems.

Generally race teams like to run a different color valve stem than the wheel so that they can easily spot the valve stem.

They are made in Italy and are the same valves which are sold under the Ariete brand for much more.


What they do?

-Easier to check pressure and fill tires (specially on the front)
-Lighter than rubber stems - they weigh in at 11 grams each
-They are reusable, no need to replace them like rubber valves with each tire change
-Fixed to the wheel with a locking nut, can't bend, or be expelled from the wheel
-The angled quill reduces the effect of centrifugal force, which tends to fling the valve core outwards in a conventional valve, leading to loss of pressure in tires.


Installation

Torque the locking nut to 7-10 Nm


How much?

$22.05 shipped for the pair! (USA & Canada)

add $3 for international shipping outside of USA & Canada


How to purchase?

Use the specific buy now button that corresponds to the size/color of the stem you would like.


Typical delivery times are around 4 to 10 business days.


Simple payment, just use the BUY NOW button below to purchase your set!



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As always, if you have any questions you may PM me any time!

[USMCEvan]

No green?

[SlowBoyRacing]

Originally Posted by USMCEvan

No green?

Sorry they only come in the 5 colors above.

[Kevin2109]

I have yet to put mine on lol

[CynicalC]

Originally Posted by USMCEvan

No green?

Green only slows your bike down...

[A7xschecter6661]

I bought these off slowboy for my R6

[SlowBoyRacing]

All colors in stock and ship out daily.

One of the single best things you can do to make your bike more practical, safer and nicer looking.

[tooblekain]

Just bought myself a pair gold ones for my 2Fiddy

[SlowBoyRacing]

All colors are in stock and all orders continue to ship out daily as they are received

[jaesun]

I got mine yesterday in the mail. I just removed the wheels and plan to have new tires mounted and balanced tomorrow.

Now the big decision...

Do I point the stems to the right or left? I was thinking to the right since I usually use the side stand and would rather have the stem facing to the direction that's easiest to work with. But the brake discs are also on the right, so I should probably have them on pointing to the left. And I should be using the center stand anyway so I can spin the rear wheel.

Decisions decisions...

[A7xschecter6661]

Originally Posted by jaesun

I got mine yesterday in the mail. I just removed the wheels and plan to have new tires mounted and balanced tomorrow.

Now the big decision...

Do I point the stems to the right or left? I was thinking to the right since I usually use the side stand and would rather have the stem facing to the direction that's easiest to work with. But the brake discs are also on the right, so I should probably have them on pointing to the left. And I should be using the center stand anyway so I can spin the rear wheel.

Decisions decisions...

I am late but I did mine off the right side, if you do them on the left where it leans it's just a pain. (I hate washing that side too)

Either way, on my bike I have 2 rotors in my way or 1 rotor and one sprocket

[jaesun]

I ended up having mine pointing to the left away from the disc brakes. I figured that I'd let the guy who was mounting my tires install them without any direction from me. It hasn't been that big of a deal so far. I did notice that the valve stems aren't locked into place and have some play. I hope this isn't because I don't have enough torque on the nut. I probably should have used some loctite just to make sure. Oh well.

[SlowBoyRacing]

I get mine pointed to the right side because of the kickstand.

The nuts are locking nuts, once they are torqued they should be good to go.

If it isn't leaking, shouldn't be a problem, but next time you have the tire off, check the torque on those bad boys.

Between 62-88 in-lbs is the right torque.

[SlowBoyRacing]

Bump!

THese are all in stock and ready to go guys and gals.

Orders placed from USA will ship from USA and will take 1-3 business days for delivery.

Orders placed from Canada will ship from Canada and will take 2-5 business days for delivery.

Best quality products you can count on!

[SlowBoyRacing]

All colors are in stock ready to ship!

[SlowBoyRacing]

Great addition to any street or track ninjette!

[dfox]

hmm... these would rock.

maybe when i get new tires, hopefully later this summer.

[tooblekain]

Bought another set of gold ones since I got a spare set of wheels.