Tubes: All Sizes/Types

Continental Light Tubes are made of a lightweight seamless butyl rubber and are individually tested for top quality. These tubes are nearly 30% lighter than standard tubes to make tires more supple and accelerate even faster. - 42mm valve: 65 grams - 60mm valve: 70 grams

Single Presta tube for a 27.5-inch/650B tire. - 27.5 x 2.60 – 2.80 - 42mm Presta valve

Single Schrader tube for a 27.5-inch/650B tire. - 27.5 x 2.60 – 2.80 - 42mm Schrader valve

Tube 29-inch Presta Valve Light

Continental Supersonic Tubes are super light so you enjoy less rotating weight for easier acceleration and climbing. Made of seamless butyl rubber, they are individually tested for top quality. - 45 grams

Continental Supersonic Tubes are super light so you enjoy less rotating weight for easier acceleration and climbing. Made of seamless butyl rubber, they are individually tested for top quality. - 50 grams

Tube Supersonic 650 Presta Valve

- 0.9mm wall thickness - Removable valve core - 700c x 18 – 25 = 27 x 1 - 700c x 28 – 35 = 27 x 1-1/8, 1-1/4

- 0.9mm wall thickness - 700c x 18 – 25 = 27 x 1 - 700c x 28 – 35 = 27 x 1-1/8, 1-1/4

- 0.9mm wall thickness - 70-degree angled valve stem for access in small wheels

- 4.0mm thickness - 48mm valve length - Removable valve core - Threaded valve

- 4.0mm thickness - Available in Presta and Schrader valves

Giant's inner tubes are made from high-quality, standard weight rubber so you can keep on rolling. - Removable valve core

Kenda Presta valve tubes are dependable replacements. Use them to build up your bike, and throw a spare in your bag so you can keep on riding.

- Standard 1mm tube thickness - Schrader valve

- Standard 1mm tube thickness - Removable-core Presta valve

- Standard 1mm tube thickness - Presta valve

The name Airstop says it all. Michelin's Airstop tubes use a proprietary butyl rubber so your tires keep their pressure longer. And, the reinforced valve stem seam is ultra sturdy, too. - 98g - 52mm valve length

Michelin's Airstop name says it all. Their Airstop tubes use a proprietary butyl rubber that holds pressure longer so you won't have to top off your tires so much. These fine tubes are reinforced at the valve, too. - 98g - 40mm valve length

The name Airstop says it all. Michelin's Airstop tubes use a proprietary butyl rubber so your tires keep their pressure longer. And, the reinforced valve stem seam is ultra sturdy, too. - Weight: 136g

The name Airstop says it all. Michelin's Airstop tubes use a proprietary butyl rubber so your tires keep their pressure longer. And, the reinforced valve stem seam is ultra sturdy, too. - Weight: 128 grams (Schrader valve)

The name Airstop says it all. Michelin's Airstop tubes use a proprietary butyl rubber so your tires stay up to pressure longer. And, the reinforced valve stem seam is ultra sturdy, too. Weight: 196 grams (40mm); 198 grams (60mm)

MICHELIN's Airstop name says it all. Their Airstop tubes use a proprietary butyl rubber that holds pressure longer so you won't have to top off your tires so much. These fine tubes are reinforced at the valve, too. - 40mm Presta valve

When building your featherweight dream bike, don't forget the tubes! Michelin's Aircomp Ultralight tubes are nearly weightless for minimum rolling resistance and maximum speed. - 77g

- 0.8mm walls (0.9mm walls for 16", 20", 24" sizes) - Puncture resistant

- 0.8mm walls (0.9mm walls for 16", 20", 24" sizes) - Puncture resistant

- 0.6 mm butyl walls

- 0.8mm walls (0.9mm walls for 16", 20", 24" sizes) - Puncture resistant - Tube Width: 1.50-2.50 - Valve Length: 48mm - Valve: Schrader - Tube Thickness in mm: 0.8mm - Valve Core: Removable

- 0.8mm walls (0.9mm walls for 16", 20", 24" sizes) - Puncture resistant

Odyssey's Air Supply tubes are specifically sized to fit modern BMX tires, and they are manufactured with a stronger emphasis on quality versus simply chasing the lowest possible price. On average, the Air Supply BMX tube retains air significantly longer than others currently available on the market. This is down to both the rubber that is used, and because of strict quality control during manufacturing. It is normal to assume that a “tube is a tube,” but a higher-quality tube will always last longer than a cheap tube during comparable everyday use.