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PARK TOOL

PARK TOOL TSI-1 Tubeless Sealant Injector

Simplify the process of installing and removing tubeless tyres with the PARK TOOL TSI-1 Tubeless Sealant Injector. This solution allows you to inject the... Read more
Regular price 142,00 PLN
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Description

Simplify the process of installing and removing tubeless tyres with the PARK TOOL TSI-1 Tubeless Sealant Injector. This solution allows you to inject the ideal amount of sealant directly into your tubeless tyres, without having to remove the bead from the rim.

Thanks to its long, thin tube, it fits many Presta valve stems, making it easier to inject and remove sealant from tubeless bicycle tyres.

Furthermore, the syringe body is fitted with a clear and precise gauge, allowing you to accurately measure the amount of sealant required.

Ref: 7970447491238

Points forts

Simplifies tubeless tyre installation and removal

Precise injection of sealant without removing the tyre bead from the rim

Compatibility with various Presta valves and removable valve cores

Clear gauge on the syringe body for precise application

Informations techniques


Direct injection of sealant into tubeless tyres
Compatible with Presta valves and removable valve cores
Adjustment without removing the rim bead
Long, thin tube for practical use
Oversized syringe body with easy-to-read gauge
Fluid ounce and cc markings for precise sealant application

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Very practical tool for remaking

"Very practical tool for refilling the preventive without removing the tire. Large capacity, very useful for 3.00 tires. All syringe parts disassemble for easy cleaning. Very satisfied with my purchase. I recommend this product".

Patrick B. (5/5)

Perfect for simple use

"Perfect for simple but precise use by passing the liquid through the valve tube."

Jean-François C. (5/5)

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