The Specialized Inner tube is a favourite amongst many cyclists. The quality rubber has been relie...The Specialized Inner tube is a favourite amongst many cyclists. The quality rubber has been relied upon for many miles and over many years. Specialized use a moulded method of construction, ensuring a consistent thickness of butyl. The Specialized inner tube is available in a range of widths and valve lengths to suit most tyre sizes.
Specification
Weight: 112g
A number of valve lengths available
Made from butyl rubber
Size: 26X1.0/1.25 32MM, 29X1.75-2.4 40MM, 700X20/28 60MM, 700X28/38 48MM, 700X20/28 80MM, 650B/27.5X1.75-2.4 40MM
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Product Information
Full details
This guide is for cyclists using Specialized Inner Tubes, offering reliable performance on the road. The key benefit is a consistent thickness made of butyl rubber for a dependable ride. Note that inner tubes require proper installation and regular inspection to avoid flats.
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Brand
Specialized Equipment
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FAQs
What sizes are available?
Specialized inner tubes come in various sizes, including 26", 27.5", and 700c. Check the product description for specific sizes.
What is the tube made of?
The Specialized inner tube is made of butyl rubber.
What valve types are available?
The inner tubes are available with Presta valves.
How do I install the inner tube?
Insert the valve through the rim hole, carefully insert the tire and tube into the wheel, and inflate to the recommended pressure.
How do I find the right size?
Match the tube size to your tire size, which is printed on the tire sidewall (e.g., 700x20/28).
How often should I check the tire pressure?
Check your tire pressure before each ride.
How do I store spare tubes?
Store spare tubes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Troubleshooting
Tire goes flat quickly.
Check the tire and tube for punctures. Replace the tube if a puncture is found. Ensure the tire is properly seated on the rim.
Valve leaks air.
Tighten the valve core if it's a Presta valve. If the leak persists, the valve may be damaged and the tube needs to be replaced.
Difficulty inflating the tire.
Make sure the valve is open (if Presta) and that the pump head is securely attached to the valve. Check for any obstructions in the valve.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable butyl rubber construction.
Available in a variety of sizes to fit different tire types.
Consistent thickness for reliable performance.
Trusted brand with a long history in cycling.
Cons
Requires proper installation to avoid flats.
Inner tubes can be susceptible to punctures.
Must be replaced periodically.
Valve type must match rim type.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the inner tube size matches your tire size (e.g., 700x20/28). Valve type (Presta) must match your rim.
Installation: Carefully insert the valve through the rim hole, and then insert the tire and tube into the wheel. Be careful not to pinch the tube between the tire and rim.
Inflation: Inflate the tire to the recommended pressure indicated on the tire sidewall.
Care: Regularly check tire pressure before each ride. Inspect the tire and tube for damage, and replace the tube if a puncture occurs.
Storage: Store spare tubes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.