Review: High flow rate, no clogging, beautifully made… cycling
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From Reserve:"The patented Fillmore valve represents a game-changing leap forward in technology, with a high-flow design that eases tubeless set up and eliminates the traditional, delicate, clog-inciting valve core of yesteryear."The manufacturing quality is phenomenal, and they feel like the most expensive valves you've ever held. The machining, particularly, is of the highest calibre. It is also vastly stronger than the frequently bent brass in Presta valves.
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