26'' Mountain Bike Inner Tubes 4-Pack (Presta & Schrader Valves)

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Rmiott 26 x 1.75/2.125'' Mountain Bicycle Inner Tire Tube These 26-inch bicycle inner tubes are designed to keep you rolling smoothly on your rides. Crafted from durable butyl rubber, they provide reliable performance and puncture resistance. Each pack contains 4 inner tubes, ensuring you have spares for peace of mind during your adventures.

Product Specifications: Diameter: 26'' Suitable Tire Width: 1.75 inch to 2.125 inch (ETRTO: 47-559 50-559 53-559 54-559 56-559 57-559) Valve Type: Presta Valve (Straight) Valve Length: 48mm Material: Butyl Rubber

Why Choose Rmiott Inner Tubes? 48mm Presta (French) Valve: The 48mm Presta valve ensures optimal pressure retention and compatibility with narrow rims, making it the ideal choice for cyclists seeking high-performance components. Butyl Rubber: The 26-inch bike tubes are crafted from premium butyl rubber, known for its superior elasticity and resilience, providing long-lasting performance on various terrains.

How to Choose the Right Inner Tube Size? 1. Choose Your Tube Size: Look for the tire size on the sidewall of your tires (e.g., 26x1.75"). 2. Consider Valve Type: Check the type of valve your bike rim requires, either Presta or Schrader. 3. Choose the Valve Length: Measure the depth of your rim and choose a valve length that is long enough to extend through the rim. 4. Verify the Application: If you're uncertain about the correct size, consult your bike shop or the manufacturer's recommendations.

How to Replace a New Inner Tube? 1. Release Air from the Tire: Use the valve core or press the valve stem to release all the air from the inner tube. 2. Use Tire Levers to Remove the Tire: Insert the tire lever between the tire and the rim, hooking it onto a spoke. Repeat until one side of the tire is off the rim. 3. Remove the Inner Tube: Carefully pull the inner tube out of the tire, being mindful not to damage the tire or the inner tube. 4. Align the Tire on the Rim: Starting at the valve, work your way around the rim, tucking the tire onto the rim. Ensure that the inner tube is not pinched between the tire and the rim. 5. Reinstall the Wheel: Place the wheel back into the bike's frame and secure it. 6. Inflate the Tire: Use a pump to inflate the tire to the recommended pressure.

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