Comments by "Makan Tahi" (@makantahi3731) on "The Greatest Mystery of All Time - Where Do Valve Stem Nuts Go?" video.

  1. nice, but: 1. the outer tire should not slide on the rim 2. the valve does not serve to keep the inner tube in place when you apply these two things, it almost doesn't matter where the nuts are, the important thing is that the lower nut is tight enough so that air does not pass between the tire and the valve, and the upper nut serves to prevent the lower one from loosening, and it's even better if both are outside because the inner tire would have to fill the space because of the nuts that are inside the tire, so it would have to stretch and deform around the valve. Otherwise, damage to the inner tire on bicycles is caused by the rough surface of the outer tire. tip: use tubeless
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