Bicycle tyre valve types explained

Dunlop, Presta, and Schrader ("Auto") valves.
Differences, pros and cons of each
CONTENTS:
00:00 Dunlop valve (obsolete?)
02:57 Automobile (Schrader) valve
06:10 Presta valve
10:48 Which one is the best?
12:44 Valve length
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If you have any questions, please use the BikeGremlin forum (I try to respond to every comment, but RUclips sucks at notifications, especially when it comes to any follow-up questions):
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[@veselinnedkov643]

Thank you so much for this video. The used bike I bought has Dunlop valves, which had me scratching my head a bit.

[@surgio98]

I had the same problem I was actually looking for the video on how to fill a Presta valve cause I thought this was some weird type of that valve and saw 3 valves on the thumbnail for this video.

[@vickiekamau4335]

Thank you so much, i have Dunlop valve on my tires and no other videos were talking about it . i was going crazy😂.

[@surgio98]

This is the best video. I don't even own a bicycle right now and I am subscribing. I'm sure this video is going to blow up. Make another one from this same video and call it. Not a Presta Valve or a Schrader Valve, A bike tire valve you may not have seen before.
That should help it rank over all the other videos that only explain the two other types. I didn't know what I was looking for but that title should help with the algorithm.. This video should be the top one because you include all 3 types and explain them well. Good luck!
PS if you want help editing this one let me know.

[@RK-kn1ud]

One good benefit for Presta valves is that they are great for quick terrain adjustments when mountain biking. Other than that, I'd also prefer Schrader valves because I find them quicker to get my pump head attached.

[@suvanshchawla]

Very good and informative content, hope you find more viewers and subscribers soon. Definitely going to share with others!

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[@ilovesmybike]

I also appreciated this explanation of the different inner tube valves. Thanks 😊

[@knicholson1]

4:45 - "...if you're a super weight weenie." LMAO!
Super informative video.

[@kenjithomas]

Dunlop or English valve is still the default tyre valve on regular bicycles here in Japan because it's the easiest to maintain, even grandma can replace a broken valve core by herself. 😊 For sports bikes (MTB and road bikes), Presta valve is mostly used. Schrader valve is very rarely used on bicycles.

[@whazzat8015]

having a lot of failed valve cores, are we?
60 years biking , I have had one core, a Presta, fail , when uncapped core got hit in freaky drop.

[@TheBnelsonphoto]

Great explainer for valves - appreciate the tips on using these!

[@geminigem9526]

Thank for your comprehensive explain.

[@Trash1ey]

Informative video & not too long, thanks!

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Always enjoy you videos. Thanks

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Thanks for detailed explanation, keep it up!

[@ottocubed9520]

Outstanding explanation.

[@carlsolo515]

Thank you.

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Where are you from? Your english sounds like you are from croatia/bosnia/serbia

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