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 The best tube I have ever used!, July 12, 2009
By J. Holston
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Real life story first: I had a staple in my tire that I missed no matter how many times I ran my finger along the inside of the tire and looked at the outside. I burned through 2 "regular" tubes and could not figure out why. I put this tube in and it stayed inflated despite the staple (which I still didn't know was there). It was just by chance that I saw the staple from the outside when I was putting the tire back on with this tube inside and fully inflated. These tubes are excellent! I have been riding for about 9 months since then with zero flats and almost no loss in pressure over time. They are very thick; hence they are heavier than a normal tube. Those of you who measure bike parts in ounces, look elsewhere! Everyone else, enjoy the freedom of riding without flat tires!
21 of 22 people found the above review helpful.
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 Good idea, problematic execution by Avenir, September 14, 2010
By ChicagoCPA (Chicago)
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I used to get a bunch of flats every year until I discovered Armadillo tires (they use Kevlar). Even after that however, it was still 1 to 2 flats a year.
It was a tad difficult to get it in, but I notice no difference in my ride, and so far, after 1 month and 500 miles on Chicago's city streets, I have not had a flat tire and I do notice that I do not need to refill my tire quite as often.
It is too bulky to carry as a spare. I have a standard tube in my bag in case of a flat.
Time will tell.
<Update - Time has passed and I am less impressed. I did get a flat (understandable as it was a large nail), however as I was checking for holes to repair, I felt air coming from the base of the stem. On its own, I would shrug it off as a mistake on my part perhaps being too aggresive taking it off (which I wasn't). However I am now the third person reporting a problem with the connection between the stem and the rest of the tube, which points, to me at least, to a design or manufacturing problem.
Thick rubber tubes are a very nice idea, but for now, I would use a different company. Avenir has a problem with their process creating these tubes.)
16 of 18 people found the above review helpful.
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 Thorp-Resistant Lube, September 23, 2010
By A casual stroll through the lu.. (Prague)
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Ignore the "heavy tube" comments, this is a typical Thorn-Resistant tube that you used to get as a kid to help avoid flats. Nothing's changed. It's thick, because it's a "Thorn-Resistant" tube. These thick tubes provide more protection against punctures.
I've been using these since I was a kid. I ride fine with them. I don't wear Spandex, have a Co2 Bike Pump (I like a basic bicycle Hand Pump), nor do I have an expensive bicycle and weigh my bicycle frame (I carry 2 Thorn-Resistant tubes on my rack). I have a heavy bicycle and want to avoid flats on long commutes, that is what this tube is for.
Caution must be used when using a gas station air pump. Some are designed to cut off before the high pressures used in many bicycle tires are reached. Other operate at such a high pressure that the tire can be burst. There is also a slight difference between the modern standard for Schrader valves on an automobile and that on a bicycle which makes some more recent valves on gas station pumps a poor fit.
How to Fix a Flat Tire
Reinstall the tube. Put a little air in the tube, just enough to give it a little form, and put it into the tire.
Reinstall the tire. Stick the valve through the valve hole. With your fingers, work the lip of the tire into the wheel rim, on only one side. You may need to use a tire lever for the last bit. Once you've done one side completely, do the other side. Be careful not to pinch the tube between the tire and the rim, especially when you're using the lever. If it's too hard to get the tire on the rim, try releasing more air.
Reinstall the wheel. Put the wheel back on your bike. If your wheel uses nuts, then alternate between each side a few times as you tighten -- don't tighten one side completely before starting the other. If you have quick release, make sure you put it on tight enough. It's tight enough when the quick release lever offers some resistance and leaves a mark on your hand. After you put the wheel on, tug on it pretty hard to double-check that it's not loose. Also make sure it's on straight -- if it's rubbing on the brakes when it spins, it'll be a lot harder to pedal.
Inflate and Release. Pump up the tire, then let most of the air out again. This will help work out any kinks where the tube might have been pinched. (A pinched tube will pop as soon as you air it up all the way and sit down on the bike.) There's some debate over whether this really helps, but it certainly can't hurt.
Reinflate the tire. Inflate the tire until it's very firm. You should be able to just barely make a small dent in the tire by pressing on it with your thumb while your fingers hold the wheel under it.
Put the valve cap back on. This will help keep the air in if the valve has a slow leak.
Reconnect the brake cable. Don't forget this part!
If the stem was probably installed at an angle, it will cut it off after awile, make sure the new tube is installed with the stem straight and you should not have a problem.
11 of 13 people found the above review helpful.
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Heavy duty tube, April 14, 2010
By Smart Shopper (Hoquiam, WA)
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There is no doubt in my mind that this is about as good a tube as you can get. If you blow this thing out, good job to you.
Update: It has been over a year since I purchased this tube for my bike, and I haven't blown it out yet. That is good considering I was going through about 1 or so a month before.
10 of 10 people found the above review helpful.
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 Bad luck or shoddy manufacturing?, August 31, 2009
By Otis (NYC)
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Bought this tube to replace a stock tube that had a slow leak. For the first 5 days it worked just fine, held the air and didn't lose pressure. On the 6th day riding it (this morning) the valve stem decided to shoot off the tube - completely off the tube. I found it on the ground when I was looked down to see why I was having trouble moving forward. Luckily it happened while I was waiting for a light to change, rather than seconds before when i was dodging taxis and delivery trucks in the fun Manhattan morning rush hour. I ride a mountain bike, and don't over-pressurize my tires due to the plethora of pot holes on the streets. It could have just been bad luck - there are defects in every manufacturing process, but... I'm going to go with a different brand for it's replacement.
8 of 9 people found the above review helpful.
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My Review, March 29, 2010
By Noodj (Saint Petersburg, Fl)
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These are heavy duty tubes. I did not expect them to be as thick as they are and I mean they are thick. I installed these tubes on two of my bikes so far but haven't had a chance to go for a long ride yet. But I didn't have any problems with installation. I removed the original tubes and installed these and I used one of the ORIGINAL tubes as a spare in case I do have a flat. I would not use one of these as a spare as they are about the weight of three regular tubes combined.
I have a Burley trailer that uses 20x1.75 tubes and even ordered tubes for it as I don't want any flats. And even if I do these are so thick that I could probably run the tires flat and still keep going.
I was leary about ordering these at first but at this time I am very please with this product. Just take your time and make sure that the tire seats itself properly on the rim and I would recommend these to others and I will also update my review of them after I get some miles on these tubes.
Since these tubes are so thick and heavy it might take some more effort to pedal because of the rotational force that is involved. I don't think I would use these on my road bike because of that. But for the commuter bike that I plan on riding to work (7 miles one way) or the bike for pulling by trailer it won't matter that much to me. I don't want to fix a flat. If you are planning on riding a long distance (10 to 20 miles or more) stay with the lighter tubes and just carry a spare tube in case you have a flat.
6 of 6 people found the above review helpful.
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Valve tore off!, June 18, 2011
By lialia
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I didn't go through all the reviews before buying this but now that I look through them again, I seem to have had the same problem as a couple others have mentioned. The new tube lasted me 15 minutes before it blew out. I took it to a bike repair shop thinking there was something else wrong and the guy told me the valve had torn off. The package also arrived looking like someone had opened the box already (and like someone else also mentioned, there were also no elastics around the tube as depicted in the picture).
6 of 7 people found the above review helpful.
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Worth the Extra $$$, October 7, 2009
By RAW718 (Brooklyn, NY)
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I bought 4 of these and have yet to puncture the first two, I've had seashells and pieces of glass get stuck to my tires and these tubes are fine!! A little on the heavy side but if you like to beat on your rims and roll through anything these are for you.
5 of 6 people found the above review helpful.
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 3 out of 4 is bad, June 27, 2009
By C. Paterson (Orange County, CA)
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Bought four of these tubes to replace the stock tubes in two bikes. One of the tubes had a pinhole leak near the valve stem. A 25% failure rate out of the box? I'm not too impressed.
5 of 9 people found the above review helpful.
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Valve Issues, June 20, 2011
By Kalavinka (Columbus, OHIO United States)
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I wish I had read the reviews on this product. I installed the tire and was having some trouble pumping in more air. I could hear a lot of air leaking through the pump. I gently yanked on the valve to make sure that it was completely through the tire rim. I was suprised when the valve came completely off. I did not even yank on it all that hard.
I was initially impressed with the heaviness of the rubber. It certainly is a more substantial tube than that which I was replacing. However, when it comes down to it--- it does not matter how thick the rubber is if the valve is so flimsy that it falls off.
4 of 4 people found the above review helpful.
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Tuff tube, January 21, 2011
By 2me
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I am currently deployed to Iraq and it seems that everything here has thorns that will puncture a bicycle tire. So I had to try the Avenir Thorn-Resistant Schrader valve MTB tube and so far the tube is winning the battle over the thorns. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a reliable tube.
Thanks
2me
4 of 5 people found the above review helpful.
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Bad valve stems?, June 1, 2011
By Gatorfreak
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I got two of these. Installed and inflated to 40 psi. All was well. Then inflated to 60 psi a few minutes later and one of the valve stems breaks. Haven't even got it on the bike yet! As other reviewers have mentioned, these seem to have a high failure rate with the valve stems.
4 of 6 people found the above review helpful.
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Nice and thick!, June 24, 2010
By PNR (Fairbanks, AK)
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These tubes are nice and thick. They are heavy compared to standard tubes, but they are very durable and puncture/pinch resistant. More time riding, less time fixing flats!
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Great tube!, September 15, 2009
By ArizonaPilot (Arizona)
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I was getting flats weekly, sometimes daily before I installed these tubes. I have now put about 100 miles on them without a single flat. Clearly they work.
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Best tubes ever!, October 2, 2010
By fierodoug
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I went thru a few tubes before buying these, and I wont have to buy any again. These things are thick and durable, also durable around the valve stem as this is where many cheaper tubes fail. You cant go wrong with these tubes, buy them...now
2 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Avenir Thorn resistant tire tube, June 24, 2010
By Nolan D. Parker (Utah)
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This is a great tire tube and will help me get around with less flats due to thorns.
2 of 4 people found the above review helpful.
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Great tube to abuse., August 24, 2010
By Benjamin M. Devenney
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This tire tube is great! After purchasing and using a basic Schwinn MTB tube that popped after a month of use I got this. Ive never seen a tube this thick and am sure it will hold up to alot of abuse.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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Great Tube Maybe To Great, April 17, 2011
By OXONOXO (Pine Island FL)
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Purchased these a couple of months ago, zero problems, I ride six days a week some off-road, my tires take a beating. I had to adjust the tubes quite a few times before they would seat properly, i.e. let the air out, slide the tire until the valve stem is strait then reinflate. I increased the air pressure attempting to keep the tube in place. It worked, my tires are rock solid, unfortunately this is causing the rear tire to seperate along the bead (the tire is six months new). I can't fault the tube. Last year I had a slime tube blow up and literally blew my tire apart. If it was'nt so funny I would've been mad. One thing these tubes will make you work slightly harder as their noticably heavier. PS It's been 3 months and I'm still riding! I've added air once or twice in the last 2 months and only several pounds. Obviously from reading other reviews these tubes have issues...but not mine. It's funny, the 'big chain' stores only sell cheap tubes and slime tubes, both of which are Chinese garbage. Seems like a quality tube would own the market! It's a conspiracy I tell you! It's enough to kink your valve stem!
1 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Avenir Thorn-Resistant Schrader valve MTB tube, March 24, 2011
By P. Khine
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Ordered 2 of them. Pretty sure it will be thorn resistant because the tube is at least 3 times the size and weight of the regular tubes. If you are trying to reduce the weight of your bike, this isn't for you.
Update : I just installed these about a week ago. It makes the bike a lot heavier. I would stick to the regular thin tubes.
1 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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excellent product!, December 16, 2010
By alex
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I kept getting a flat tire every few weeks with my regular tube (the one that came with the bike). I had a good feeling about this when I installed it: it feels very sturdy. Indeed, I had no more flat tires and I think won't get any :)
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Broke within 3 weeks, November 6, 2010
By Jessie
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The base of the stem separated from the tube within 3 weeks of 10 minutes per day biking and the tube went flat. On the plus side, it resisted all thorns during its 150 minutes of useful life.
1 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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VERY THICK, March 3, 2011
By David Terrell (Houston, TX)
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I used to easily fit two regular tubes in my underseat bag. I can barely fit one of these in there!
1 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Very happy with price and product, September 18, 2010
By Brainfood maniac (Vermont)
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For some reason, they get over $30 for this tube at the local bike shops around here, and that's if you can even get this size, which is very popular, so I don't get it. Anyway, love the tube, and the price was excellent as well!
1 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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It's a replacement tube, and it works!, September 13, 2010
By Traveler
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Not too much to say about this tube at this time. It replaced a tube that has been on my bike since 1994. Since I expect my tubes to last that long, I decided to go for a heavier, thorn-resistant one. It went on fine and works as advertised.
1 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Job well done, September 7, 2009
By Mike Coker
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Very happy with service I received and the tubes were of high quality. No problems and a lot less hassle than going to the store and fighting traffic.
The tubes are a lot thicker that the normal size tubes and no problem putting them in the rim and tire. It was a no brainer to use this product.
1 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Son Muy Pesados, March 3, 2010
By jurod (miami fl)
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Estos son muy pesados podrian
ver otras opciones del mercado
tan pronto lo recibi se lo regale
a unos amigos de mis hijos.
1 of 12 people found the above review helpful.
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A low quality item due to poor valve stem attachment, November 10, 2011
By MTM
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Based on my experience with this product, this item can only be described as poor quality. The tube we received like numerous others that have left reviews suffered very quickly from separation between the valve connection and the bike tube within a very short amount of time. This failure point cannot be easily patched like a hole in another part of the tube where the surface area is consistent so as a result the tube had to be thrown away.
In my case the tube installed easily enough so no stretching or pulling was required to fit the tube into the tire and onto the bike rim, and for about 6-7 short bike rides around the neighborhood (no trail usage seen) everything was fine. However after just a few months the tube failed and when finally removing the tire to see if the tube could be patched I found the small tear between the valve stem connection and the rest of the tube that others have reported.
Our tube was bought in late 2009 so perhaps this was a manufacturing problem that has been addressed, but I chose to replace it with a different brand rather than take a chance on this same model again.
Two other "premium" tubes by same manufacturer of a different size purchased at the same time for a different bike continue to work well to this day so again perhaps it is this particular tube that had the stem issue.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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Bad Product, October 12, 2011
By jgarc
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This item is of very poor quality. The first time I used it and the valve ripped of from the rest of the tube.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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Worst inner tube ever., September 20, 2011
By cn
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I am tired of inner tube failure (1 or 2 a month) so I thought a heavy duty tube might be worth a try. This Avenir T-R tube certainly appeared to be the answer, with it's heavy wall construction. Surely, the premium price I paid for the extra thick walled product, I would be rewarded with a long trouble free service life.
Not so. The valve stem blew completely off after 1.5 hours. Totally disgusted with quality of product. I will avoid brand in future.
Not worth the 1 star.
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Son Muy Pesados, March 3, 2010
By jurod (miami fl)
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Estos son muy pesados podrian
ver otras opciones del mercado
tan pronto lo recibi se lo regale
a unos amigos de mis hijos.
1 of 12 people found the above review helpful.
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Lasted 2 months before wearing thru on the inside, August 16, 2011
By Runner1326
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The tube seems extra thick toward the ground, but the side that is towards the rim is paper thin. It wore through at a weak spot after 2 months. I checked the inside of my rim to make sure there were no rough spots or bumpy spoke ends that would have caused it... nothing. Just a piece of garbage inner tube. The return period was only a month, so I'm out of luck returning it, too. I'd HIGHLY recommend getting a different tube.
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Good tubes for the price, July 31, 2011
By outdoorsman (TX USA)
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So far these tubes have performed well and the price is reasonable.
I haven't used them long enough to say much about their durability or thorn resistance but they are definitely thicker than your average tube. When holding them and inspecting them, they look and feel very well made.
Despite being much thicker than average, they installed without any issues.
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wrong size, July 29, 2011
By bbgraga
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I received two tubes in a single order. One worked out perfectly. The other was mislabeled by Avenir as 26 x 1.95-2.2125 although it is 24 x 1.75. It seems that Avenir outsources those tires from Duro and the original embedded Duro label is correct. Avenir printed an incorrect label on it and put it in the wrong box. I also have to note that the one month return policy for a spare tube is over-restrictive: one does not use it until he has a flat.
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Tough bike tube, July 27, 2011
By Maky
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I am so happy for this purchase, it was my first time to see a tube has puncher resistance ability, I had a sharp peace of plastic penetrated through the tire and made a surface crack on the tube but it didn't make a puncher, the tube is inflated and runs as good as new.
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Avenir Thorn-Resistant tubes, July 23, 2011
By Urbanassault
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Too early to really review this product.I've only put maybe 25 miles on these tubes.I was surprised at the hefty feel of these tubes when I handled them.Weight is not a concern with me so I will be pleased if they hold up and don't have any non puncture blowouts from rim or internal problems.
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Nice Stuff, July 4, 2011
By Video_Joe
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Grips feel great--competitive price. Put on with hair spray as recommended--not possible without some lube. Once they're on they're on. Tubes heavy rubber. Should last a long time. For a mountain bike, more on road than off.
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only 32 miles so far..., June 13, 2011
By J. Han
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Installed these after reducing my tire size from 2.10 to 1.95 (Kenda Pathfinder tires). Easy to install. Went on a 32 mile paved trail ride and the combo worked pretty well. Can't comment on weight or anything since I installed the tires and tubes on an old rigid cro-moly mountain bike that isn't a lightweight rig.
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Very thick, high-quality inner tube, October 3, 2010
By G. Li
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This tube is 3-4 times thicker than a regular inner tube and well worth the price.
0 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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bad valve stems!!, April 13, 2011
By gary
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yea sure the tube itself is thick and heavy duty, but the link in the chain that is weakest is the valve stem!!, I had 3 tubes and within a day they went flat!!! all at the valve stem, gotta get the reciept and see what the co. does, will keep u guys aprised!!
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Tire Defective, December 8, 2010
By Morpheus (Florida USA)
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I got the tube and seems to work ok then I got a flat. when I took the tire off I could see it was coming from a defect in the tube, it was a Split. There was no puncture in the tire. It was without question a defect in the manufacturing process. I attempted to repair however the patch wouldn't work. I have had the tires for more than 30 days so I would not be able to return them. Unfortunately, these seem to be the only kind of tires offered here that are heavy duty unless you get the tires with the slime in them. The tires with slime in them are worse as when you get a flat with the slime and the slime wont seal the tire you have no choice but to throw them away. You are not able to repair a tire that has slime in them.
0 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Tube had air in it and no valve cap, May 25, 2011
By Evol1 (California)
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This item arrived with no valve cap and it appears as though someone simply dropped the tube in the box after removing it from a tire. It was not wrapped with rubber bands as pictured and did not come in the box as pictured either.
I will avoid purchasing anything from this seller in the future.
0 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Very heavy tube, August 28, 2010
By Daryl (Hot Springs, AR USA)
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I gave this item four stars, as my dissatisfaction with this product is my own fault, but read on to see if your situation matches mine.
I haven't actually installed this tube yet, as it was meant to be my backup. However, I will probably not be using it as my backup because it is extremely bulky, so much so that it can't be stowed in my under seat pack, even by itself. It is also quite noticeably heavy. Its heavy enough that I don't believe I will be installing this at all, because I can't imagine how this extra weight in the tire wouldn't drastically impact performance.
If you need the thorn resistance of this tube and don't mind the added weight, then I'm sure this tube would be great, but for me I just needed a backup tube and I bought the wrong thing.
0 of 5 people found the above review helpful.
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tubes, January 16, 2012
By fido (tucson,az)
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they are okay but i have had better.the bell thorn resistant tubes are better and more thicker.i have had to patch both tubes already by thorns going in them on brand new tires.
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Excellent use in the western NC mountains, January 10, 2012
By T. Sessoms
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Heard mixed reviews on this replacement, not sure why, about people saying they don't last look. No matter what tube you use, it's going to depend on lots of natural variables.. your weight, the rim, what you're riding on, the conditions etc..
Used a pair of these in some old tires (the tires were about 13 years old) for 3 days in the mountains, without issue. Didn't lose any air either. About 150lbs on them.
Solid, inexpensive, quality replacements.
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Tire Tubes- (Garden Way Cart) purchased from Amazon, November 25, 2011
By Jay D. Mcintosh
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A large diameter inner tube needed for a garden cart--larger size than regular bicycle tires. The tubes fit the wheels and are rugged emough for the service. Since the tube size was large, finally able to purchase through Amazon.
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Great Tube, September 18, 2011
By Charles greater (michigan)
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The tube arrived quickly and thus far have no issues with it. Saved a lot of money by getting it online and it was exactly what I needed.
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Seems Quality but it is HEAVY!!!!!!!, September 9, 2011
By Amazoncustomer
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I picked up the UPS box and thought that they had shipped me the wrong item because the box was so heavy. Nope. Just the tube in the box. I have not used it yet but it seems very durable (at least it better be for the weight) I purchased this to carry with me on the bike and I do not really want to now due to the weight. But I guess you cannot have it both ways....
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NO MORE FLATS, September 5, 2011
By Richard D. Stewart (Kissimmee, Florida)
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Used to get flats on my MOUNTAIN BIKE. Since installing these TUBES so far so GOOD. Haven't had them installed that long. so far NO FLATS
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Replacement Bike Tube, July 25, 2011
By PD3234
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I have about 100 miles on these tubes with new tiers and have no issues. Highly reccomend them if you are adding new tires or just need a good quality tube.
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INNER TUBE PARADISE, October 26, 2011
By H.C.
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Worked exactly as advertised. How much can you say about an inner tube?! It fit, it held air, it kept my old Gardenway cart going. HP
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