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Inner Tubes Vittoria Competition Latex SV 48mm

Vittoria Competition Latex SV 48mm

Inner Tube

£5.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £1.99/mo.*
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Inner Tubes Schwalbe Bicycle Tube Sv 17 40mm
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Schwalbe Bicycle Tube Sv 17 40mm

Inner Tube, SV

£3.62£5.15
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7stores
INNER TUBES

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Inner tubes are sized to match the tire diameter and width. Check your tire sidewall for numbers like 700x25c or 26x2.0. These indicate the diameter and width in inches or millimeters. Select inner tubes that match these measurements for a proper fit.

Inner tubes come with Presta or Schrader valves. Presta is slimmer, often used on road bikes, while Schrader is wider, similar to car tires. Match the valve type to your bike's rim hole size and consider your pump compatibility.

Thicker inner tubes offer more puncture resistance but add weight. If you ride on rough terrain or commute daily, thicker options might be beneficial. However, for racing or performance cycling, lighter inner tubes could be preferable.

Inner Tubes: 3 things to consider before buying

When selecting shin guards, it's essential to find the correct size for optimal protection and comfort. Measure from just below your knee to above your ankle to determine the right length. Shin guards should cover most of your shin without restricting movement. If you're purchasing for a child, consider adjustable options that can grow with them.

Inner tubes feature different valve types, mainly Presta and Schrader. Presta valves are slender and commonly found on road bikes, while Schrader valves are thicker and similar to car tyre valves, often used on mountain bikes. Check your wheel rim's valve hole to determine which type you need. Selecting the correct valve ensures easy inflation and prevents air leaks.

If you cycle frequently or on rough terrain, consider investing in puncture-resistant inner tubes. These are designed with thicker rubber or additional protective layers to minimise the chance of flats from thorns, glass, or sharp stones. While they might be slightly heavier, the added durability can save you time and hassle in the long run.

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