Tube 26 x 1.95-2.125 Schrader Valve

I ordered the 10 pack. Ive always preferred the sunlite brand. These have always been the brand to last the longest. Buying the 10 pack made it extremely affordable per inner tube. I also like the thorn proof inner tubes by sunlite. They are a little expensive for thorn proof but anything sunlite is worth it. Id definitely recommend these to anyone.

I don’t understand all the complaints on some of the reviews:These tubes worked perfectly for me!I replaced the tubes on my front E-BIKE tire in less than 10 min: Easy Peasy! No fuss!Great value for the money!I rode for about 30 miles with no problems at all!I recommend these tubes to anyone. Just be gentle with them during installation!Five Stars👍

The media could not be loaded.  BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT: This is a decent low cost solution for fixing your bike tires. If yours keep going flat or you need to swap out, they work fine. However, for a few dollars more, you can get Diamondback Thorn Resistant which are nearly 4x the thickness.WHAT IS THIS, AND WHY MIGHT I WANT IT?: If you just want a quick fix on the cheap, this is a good inner tube to use.FIRST IMPRESSION: I felt kind of like the Alamo. “Is that all there is?” :-) But seriously, indecent box with the inner tube that was rolled up neatly and rubber-banded to be held in place. Very flexible when it came out the box. Didn't have the cheap rubber smell that many other inner tubes do.ASSEMBLY: If you change a bike tire before, this is old hat. Essentially take the tire and inner tube off that currently exist, place this one back in its place, it's late, and you're good to go.FUNCTION: I'll provide feedback after I've had these for a few months.FIT: I provided this review is a comparison of the Sunlite vs. Diamondback Thorn Resistant. Given that inner tubes are fairly forgiving, I will update this review if I run into any issues. However, I don't expect to given what I found so far.FEATURES: Schrader valve. Flexible. Nothing unusual.BUILD QUALITY: These feel like any other interview I've gotten in the past from the store. They do not have the old rubber smell that many places do. That leads me to believe they're fairly fresh, which is a good thing when dealing with rubber of this nature. After buying Diamondback Thorn resistant, I will probably not buy this particular one again. Not because it is bad quality, it just isn't in the same category. As far as normal inner tubes go, the sunlite is good quality and worth the money.WHAT YOU GET: You get the inner tube in a box. Oh, and a free rubber band!ANYTHING ELSE TO NOTE?: As I mentioned, these are good quality for the price, and comparable with inner tubes you will purchase pretty much anywhere else. However, I ordered Diamondback Thorn resistant for my wife's bike at the same time, and if they perform the way I expect, they will be my future brand for pretty much all bike tires.PRICING & VALUE: These costs $7. That's a fair value and comparable with many low and prices. However, unlike many other low in inner tubes, these don't smell like old rubber.BOTTOM LINE: This is a decent low cost solution for fixing your bike tires. If yours keep going flat or you need to swap out, they work fine. However, for a few dollars more, you can get Diamondback Thorn Resistant which are nearly 4x the thickness.Don’t forget to check out the video for some other comments that may not be here.I paid for this product on a different Amazon account, but I am reviewing it here because this is my primary place for reviews. Hopefully shows up as verified purchase!

Installation is as easy as any other tube. They seem to last really well. Ride is good, installation is okay, durability is better than the last ones (Bell).

First time replacing an inner tube. Made sure I bought the right size (size was on old tube), got the right type valve, who knew there's more than one...be sure to check that. Watched a You-Tube video and it was easy. Got two, since I bought the bike used and feel like other tube might need changing soon too. I'm not a bike expert or anything, but price was good, packaging was good and they arrived as expected. Also instructions helped me know to check I didn't pinch the tube and blow it up like a balloon. You-Tube videos didn't mention that could happen..

I spent about 30 minutes replacing the back tire tube on my electric bike(not an easy task).After pumping the tire up, and taking 20 minutes to get the tire back on the bike I noticed the tire was flat again.I'm not impressed. I waited past the 30 days to return so I'm stuck with it.I ordered another and will replace the flat right away to be sure it's not defective.UPDATE 10/21/15I installed the new tire right away, and it went flat within 5 minutes again!At this point my apparently less than stellar trouble-shooting skills forced me to stop and think....I started inspecting the tire and found that the screw I ran over in the first place(did not know this before) was still in the tire somewhat hidden from view.I didn't want to wait another 2 days for a third tube so I grabbed one at the bike shop down the road which worked perfect.I updated this to a 5 star review because the fault was all mine in this case, and I'm sure the tubes were fine.Keep in mind I have no idea now if this tube is actually good or not.

So far I’ve put a whooping on these things and they’re holding up excellent. I’m a fat guy riding a little bike and these things are absolutely holding up. Better than the factory kendas that came with the bike. Very happy.

This worked great but is expensive for rubber. When I was a kid, bike tubes were bike tubes, we did not have Lance Armstrong and the other famous bikers boosting what used to be plain Jane products that all of us grew up with. Now because of the prestige the famous bikers brought to the sport, simple bike consumables like bike tubes costs have gone sky rocket high. Yes the quality of rubber matters like they do for cars tires. But these are tubes, how much science does a casual biker like me need to ride? Most of us are casual bikers if that. Most bikes collect dust in the garage. So why so much for rubber tubes?