CLIK TEC
CLIK TEC
Pumping up tyres is so easy today
Imagine there is a pump head that makes it so easy to pump up your bike tyres that even children can do it effortlessly. Too good to be true? Not with the innovative Schwalbe Clik Valve and the appropriate pump head from SKS GERMANY! This game changer revolutionises the way you pump up your bike tyres. Find out now how the SKS CLIK TEC pump head can make your life easier.
The Schwalbe Clik Valve:
Easy as anything
The Schwalbe Clik Valve makes it extremely easy to pump your bike tyres. Developed by John Quintana, the valve has been specially designed to allow even children to pump up their bike tyres independently. The valve head is operated with just two fingers – so pumping up your tyres is really good fun.
more air flow
simple
no pressure loss
SCHWALBE CLIK VALVE-Ventileinsatz
Safe and secure No bent cores ever again, Self-cleaning seal
Powerful Volume flow rate 50% greater than Presta valves, for setting up tubeless tyres
Compatible Valve insert for Presta and Dunlop shafts
SKS GERMANY CLIK TEC pump head
Compact Very small pump head
Handy Rubberised valve head, Can be operated with two fingers
Simple Intuitive click system, no loss of pressure when removing it
Cut off the old pump head
Insert the SKS CLIK TEC pump head into the hose
Screw on the SKS CLIK TEC pump head
Attach the SKS CLIK TEC pump head to the SCHWALBE CLIK VALVE and pump.
The pump head:
Love at the first click
The SKS CLIK TEC pump head is the perfect partner for the innovative valve. A simple, clear click indicates that the pump head is securely attached. No loss of pressure when pulling it off and 50% higher air flow make pumping up tyres not only more efficient, but also stress-free – especially for all tubeless fans.
Changing the pump head
Exchange the old pump head of your SKS floor pump and replace it with the CLIK TEC pump head. You will be ready to go in just a few minutes.
The floor pump:
The best of both worlds
Tradition meets innovation – the AIR-X-PLORER CLIK VALVE floor pump combines proven German quality with state-of-the-art technology. Equipped with the new pump head, this floor pump is not only a visual highlight in the SKS orange and Schwalbe blue colours, but also an indispensable tool that takes pumping up your bike tyres to a new level.
The adapter:
Fits almost any pump
Upgrade for the pump! The SKS CLIK TEC adapter makes virtually every SKS bike pump compatible with the Schwalbe Clik Valve. The pump head can be converted to the new valve system in just a few simple steps. It is straightforward to convert: Simply insert the adapter directly into the Schrader opening. Press the clamping lever – and the mini pump or floor pump is ready for the Schwalbe Clik Valve. Ideal for adapting existing pumps for use with Schwalbe Clik Valves.
Conversion kits: Get your bike CLIK-ready
Don’t worry if you have a different valve! You can easily use the CLIK TEC pump head with our practical conversion kits:
Replacing valves (Presta or Dunlop): Simply unscrew the old valve core and insert the new Schwalbe Clik Valve insert – your “Clik-ready” valve is ready.
FAQ
We offer conversion kits for Sclaverand and Dunlop valves. A prerequisite for the Sclaverand valve is that the valve insert is replaceable. In addition, tubeless valves can also be converted very easily.
The valve can also be used with most normal Presta and Dunlop pumps.
Here, air escapes only from the pump or pump hose. Absolutely no air is lost from the tyre and the tyre pressure corresponds exactly to the pressure indicated on the pressure gauge of the floor pump, for example.
When you hear and feel that the pump head is engaged and securely attached and stays on the valve without any problems, even at high pressure.
You can use the edge of the dust cap to release air. In addition, for example, a fingernail, a key or any other small objects also work.
Unlike conventional dust caps, the Schwalbe Clik Valve dust cap is not unscrewed, but instead pulled off.
The Schwalbe Clik Valve will be available from specialist bike retailers in the first quarter of 2025.