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Flyweight Tube 26x1.95-2.125 includes light weight rim strip
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MaxxisFlyweight Tube 26x1.95-2.125 includes light weight rim strip
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Super lightweight .45mm wall thickness tube, rim strip included. 76g
Specifications & Identifiers
Material
Butyl
Tube Style
Light Weight
Valve Type
Presta
Tree Fort ID:
333222339912
Review Summary
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WORKS FOR
Mountain (1)
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5.0 GEARS
4 reviews
4 reviews
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do these have removable valve cores?
Do these have removable valve cores?
A.
anwered by: canteau
They do not.
They do not.
Customer Reviews
5
June 13, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
These are a good way to reduce your rolling weight. I ride an all mountain bike and have installed these with plenty of talc with 30-40 psi in 2.3" tires. I always carry a spare, but have not needed one as I have yet to get a flat. I'm sold!
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vote5
June 13, 2011
reviewed by: stormson
Can't believe how light these are. Installed on a xc bike and they work great.
5
October 28, 2011
reviewed by: Michael9218
These are incredibly light. I run them in the front tire only as they have very little puncture protection. In the rear I pair these with Ultralights. This combination seems to work well.
5
February 11, 2014
reviewed by: A Guest
I've been on these things for years on my 29ers. Yeah, I know they are 26er tubes, but I have yet to have a problem. Cheap, easy way to shed a lot of rotating weight. Tubeless doesn't work for me, as I change tires a lot for conditions. Also, tubeless has not been reliable for me. I flat maybe once a year with these tubes anyway, so I'm not super motivated to go tubeless. They're as light as a rim strip and tubeless sealant anyway. My only whine about it has been that they are kinda pricy for just an innertube. Since Performance Bike discontinued their LunarLite tubes for mountain bikes, this is the only game in town.
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