rear valve stem
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glennmorgan
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rear valve stem
looking for the rear tire valve stem for my 96 are they the same size as the front i can find those but for the rear every body wans 30 dollars
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GrandpaDenny
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Re: rear valve stem
They are the same size but different angles. The front has a 45 degree bend to clear the brake discs, the rear 90 to clear the final drive. Some guys run straight valve stems on the front - I have no idea off the top of my head if there's enough room to do the same on the rear.
Dennis Fariello
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Philadelphia, PA
2000 Voyager XII "Gertrude" - deceased
1993 Vulcan 88 "Emily"
South Jersey Retreads
Patriot Guard Riders
Warriors Watch Riders
VXII Manuals:
https://amervoyassoc.org/zg1200manuals.php
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Nails
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Re: rear valve stem
FWIW, I recommend installing the rear stem backwards, toward the brake rather than the final drive. Easier to reach when the bike is on the side stand.
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