The distinctive style of these valve caps perfectly match Old School looking bikes but fit others nicely as well.

All those who are tired of skulls and Jacky Cola can jump on the Piña Colada train with these Valve Caps. Rupert Holmes would warmly recommend them to you.

Let’s face it: riding an ancient piece of two wheeled agricultural machinery like we do on an everyday basis is all about risk management. There’s the risk of leaky carbs, parts vibrating off, throttle cables snapping, spines breaking. Not to mention the risk of battered eardrums, flat tyres, dead batteries, migrating toad, moose in the road or oil slicks behind the bend. The list is endless. If you can survive riding a Milwaukee tractor for any amount of time, you should be more than capable of judging the risk or non-risk of mind-opening nutritional supplements. This RoadKill roach clip will help the style conscious connoisseur enjoy his hand rolled back-garden sourced after dinner smoke down to the very last toke.<br /><br />Good to know: The RoadKill roach clip saves valuable storage space in your saddle bags when screwed on to the tire valves. It is compatible with most filler valves found on your favourite rides. Show your social skills by dropping this part onto your ride, more so if you put in on both wheels. Technically this is no problem and won’t imperil your license. Usage on four wheeled vehicles is also highly recommended.

The distinctive style of these valve caps perfectly match Old School looking bikes but fit others nicely as well.

Fumbling the tube valve through its hole in the wheel rim can be a real pain. This smart tool makes the job a lot easier with its 21 cm cable and "fishing hook". Just route the cable through the rim hole and attach its threaded tip to the valve core. Now you can pull the core through the rim without pinching your fingers or damaging the threads. With valve remover inside the handle.