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TeravailSuper Light 26" x 2.4-2.7" 32 mm Presta Valve Tube
5.0
Teravail tubes are great reliable replacement tubes that come in a variety of sizes for most applications from the smallest kids bike to world class race bikes.
- Super Light tubes use thinner walls to reduce the weight of the tube on average of 10-35g
- Presta valve tube have an external thread and are thinner that standard Schrader valve tubes. An adaptor can be fitted onto this external thread to permit the Presta valve to be connected to a pump with a Schrader head.
- If you are going to use Presta tubes in a rim that is designed for Schrader tubes you must use an adapter such as the Wheels Manufacturing Presta Saver to prevent damage to the valve stem.
- Presta tubes work better in high pressure tires because the valve has no return spring which pushes the valve closed under pressure. You close the valve by turning the valve core shut.
Specifications
ISO Diameter
559 / 26" mtn
Labeled Size
26x2.4-2.75
Material
Butyl
Tube Style
Light Weight
Valve Core
Removable
Valve Shaft Type
Threaded
Valve Type
Presta
UPC
708752041394
MPN
547T29Q1
Tree Fort ID:
333222371974
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do these have a removable valve core?
Do these have a removable valve core?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this inner tube fit on a 26x3 surly knard tire?
Will this inner tube fit on a 26x3 surly knard tire?
Q.
asked by: Tundratactical
So I have read several blogs with people using this on fatbike tires. How does that work?
So I have read several blogs with people using this on fatbike tires. How does that work?
A.
anwered by: a guest
I just did the Marji Gesick 100 race in Marquette, Michigan. It is grueling and the terrain is unforgiving (sharp rocks, roots, etc.). I sliced open my Jumbo Jim 4.0 fat bike tire early in the race. It was set up tubeless but wouldn't seal up. I threw in one of these tubes and it worked flawlessly for the next 15 hours of the race. I won't buy anything else but these for my fat bike but plan to only use in emergencies as I prefer to be tubeless whenever possible.
I just did the Marji Gesick 100 race in Marquette, Michigan. It is grueling and the terrain is unforgiving (sharp rocks, roots, etc.). I sliced open my Jumbo Jim 4.0 fat bike tire early in the race. It was set up tubeless but wouldn't seal up. I threw in one of these tubes and it worked flawlessly for the next 15 hours of the race. I won't buy anything else but these for my fat bike but plan to only use in emergencies as I prefer to be tubeless whenever possible.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Can these be used for the Surly 3.8 Nate?
Can these be used for the Surly 3.8 Nate?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
The super light tubes won't have enough stretch in them, but many of our customers have had good luck with the thicker DH tubes.
The super light tubes won't have enough stretch in them, but many of our customers have had good luck with the thicker DH tubes.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Whats the weight of this tube?
Whats the weight of this tube?
Customer Reviews
5
November 05, 2012
reviewed by: jnw...@gm...l.com
I use these as a lite weight alternative Fat Bike tube. They work great and I've used them for tires ranging from 3.0" to 4.7 without issue.
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vote5
December 10, 2013
reviewed by: A Guest
These tubes have been used up to Big Fat Larry 4.8" on 100mm rims. I personally use them in several different 3.8" Fatbike tires on 65mm rims. Don't worry, they work great, are light, and super supple. Best ride short of going tubeless.
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