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Hi
Does anyone have any tips for getting the air pump onto the valve on the back wheel, the spokes make it ever so difficult!
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Jack
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You'll be wanting one of these..
valve adaptor
although I must be honest, I don't have a problem with my Tbird, but then I tend to use a foot pump at home rather than forecourt air lines.
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Many thanks Slinky! :-D
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I usually thread the business end of the inflator down through the spokes.Takes a bit of doing sometimes on some of the longer ones but I seem to be able to manage with most of them.
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