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01-05.-2004, 12:43 PM
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Dropped valve extender into Hed Deep wheel
Doh! While trying to screw an extender onto the valve, I accidentally
dropped it into my Hed Deep race wheel. Now it's rattling around in the carbon fairing on the inside of the rim. I can't be the only clumsy guy who has done this. Anybody have any tips on getting it out? Thanks! Manny If replying be e-mail, please remove the "no_spam_" from my return address. |
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02-05.-2004, 04:47 AM
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Re: Dropped valve extender into Hed Deep wheel
Manny Bagnas wrote:
> Doh! While trying to screw an extender onto the valve, I accidentally > dropped it into my Hed Deep race wheel. Now it's rattling around in the > carbon fairing on the inside of the rim. Did you try a powerful magnet? |
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02-05.-2004, 05:07 AM
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Re: Dropped valve extender into Hed Deep wheel
Thanks for the suggestion. A magnet was the first thing I tried.
Unfortunately, the valve extender is aluminum, so that didn't work. :-( David Off wrote: > Manny Bagnas wrote: > >> Doh! While trying to screw an extender onto the valve, I accidentally >> dropped it into my Hed Deep race wheel. Now it's rattling around in >> the carbon fairing on the inside of the rim. > > > Did you try a powerful magnet? |
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02-05.-2004, 06:16 AM
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Re: Dropped valve extender into Hed Deep wheel
Try to catch it with a spoke - it's long enough, plus it's thin enough to
fit inside the extender. Bruce |
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