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They do fit alright - could have done with being a mm longer as they are only 25mm long instead of the more common 27mm on eBay, although do valves differ... But good enough and certainly an improvement!
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They look very nice, I presume they are chromed brass. I once made the mistake of fitting some that were made of alloy, they fused themselves to the brass valve and were a nightmare to remove.
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the kids where i live would soon get them off ,[ for there bikes] thay love the chrome shiney ones as i have found out to my cost got the locking type now i sit and watch them from my window walking away scratching there heads. GARY.
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You're most welcome Ronnie.....
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