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Gauging interest: Presta Valve Anti-Rattle Decal

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Old 08-14-20, 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Buzzkill53120
You could try shrink tubing around the valve stem.
Or paint on some plasti-dip?
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Old 08-14-20, 06:05 AM
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Seems to be a problem that has escaped me. Maybe its because I use tubes from the same manufacturer as the wheels. And they're not any more expensive than other tubes.
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Originally Posted by Cue
Thanks for linking. There were more options out there than I originally imagined. If neither the Bdop kit or the Specialized kit work, this might be a good third option, though more expensive than the first two.
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Old 08-14-20, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by znomit
Do you know what those nuts weigh? Rotating weight too so times it by Pi^something.
I find pi causes more weight issues than nuts.
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Originally Posted by dscohen
Thanks for linking. There were more options out there than I originally imagined. If neither the Bdop kit or the Specialized kit work, this might be a good third option, though more expensive than the first two.
It's only more expensive as Effetto makes the regular consumer buy a batch of 35. My lbs sells these for $1 a piece.
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These decals came with my Roval wheels. Perfect solution for the anti-rattle nut not scratching the carbon.
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Update:
- I tried the Bikeman Carver Bdop decals, but they seemed to be new old stock as the adhesive couldn't keep them in place. They end up lifting after a couple of hours. Eventually, dirt and dust would unstick these completely.
- The Specialized/Roval decals are staying in place, but the valve hole is cut 1mm too small. The decals themselves are clear with a gloss black decorative film. Since the valve holes are a bit too small, it's causing the gloss black decorative film to de-laminate from the clear decal. They continue to work though. It just looks a little crap.

Getting stickers right is hard apparently.
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Old 08-19-20, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by GlennR
Can't someone just cut some helicopter tape and use a hole punch for the vale hole?
Helicopter? That eliminates about 99.9999999% of people on the entire internet, let alone a bicycle forum. You lost me on the "vale" hole.... sounds Swedish.


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Originally Posted by tomato coupe
I find pi causes more weight issues than nuts.
Pecan pie must really be problematic.
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Originally Posted by Erzulis Boat
Helicopter? That eliminates about 99.9999999% of people on the entire internet, let alone a bicycle forum. You lost me on the "vale" hole.... sounds Swedish.

Google is your friend.
Formerly referred to as helicopter blade/leading edge wing tape, ISC Helicopter-OG Surface Guard Tape is an extremely durable and conformable polyurethane tape. ... This high-performance tape also protects against temperature extremes, UV light and automotive solvents.
Vale = Valve... OK?
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Old 08-20-20, 05:36 PM
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You could always buy the newer Cannondale tubes that wrap the valve stem in rubberized material like so:

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Isn't it strange how such a small thing can become such an annoyance?

We stopped selling our Valvinators as the part was $1.99USD but the shipping was $15.00USD. It was fine if they were part of a larger order but selling just one Valvinator became just silly.

If you really get stuck I think we still have some in a bin.
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