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Schwalbe Clik Valve Conversion Set – SV with pump head adapter
The Schwalbe Clik Valve Conversion Set SV (3542) upgrades two existing Presta (SV) valves – including tubeless valves – to Clik Valve, and the included pump head adapter lets your current SV pump click straight on. Inflating made simple.
Why convert to Clik Valve?
Click on, pull off. The pump head clicks onto the valve and is pulled off again – no screwing.
No air loss. No air escapes when you take the pump head off.
No bent valve cores. No fiddly Presta tip to unscrew and bend.
Works with your pump. The pump head adapter plugs onto your existing SV pump.
Two fingers are enough. Inflating with the Clik Valve needs very little force.
Retrofit your existing valves
The Clik Valve core replaces the core of your existing SV valve stem, including tubeless valves. The set converts two valves – one bike.
Keep your pump
The pump head adapter plugs onto your existing SV pump and clicks onto the Clik Valve. No new pump is needed.
Who is it for?
- Riders tired of fiddly Presta valves. No more bent valve cores.
- Tubeless riders. Easy, clean inflation.
- Riders who want to keep their pump. The adapter makes it Clik Valve-ready.
Specifications
| Product number | 3542 |
|---|---|
| Valve type | SV (Presta) conversion |
| In the box | 2 × Clik Valve core, 1 × pump head adapter, 1 × valve key, 2 × dust caps |
| Converts | 2 valves, including tubeless valves |
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with tubeless valves?
Yes – the Clik Valve core is installed into SV valve stems, including tubeless valves.
Do I need a new pump?
No. The included pump head adapter plugs onto your existing SV pump.
How many valves does the set convert?
Two – the set includes two Clik Valve cores.
About Schwalbe
Schwalbe is the tire brand of Ralf Bohle GmbH, a family-owned German company from Reichshof, in the tire business since 1922. Since 1973 Schwalbe has developed and built its tires together with its long-term production partner Hung-A in Indonesia and Vietnam, and today Schwalbe tires are ridden in around 70 countries.
Almost all Schwalbe tires are made with fairly traded natural rubber (Fair Rubber), and Schwalbe runs its own tire recycling – the recycled carbon black in the ADDIX Green compound saves around 80% CO₂eq compared with conventional industrial carbon black.