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Slime Lite Tube Presta Valve Bicycle Tube (700c x 19-25mm)
Slime Lite Tube Presta Valve Bicycle Tube (700c x 19 25mm) – Features
The SLiME Lite Tube combines a lightweight butyl tube with a revolutionary breakthrough in sealant technology that prevents punctures up to 1/8″ (3mm). This feather-weight tube with “SliME Lite” sealant weighs the same or less than standard tubes.
Feather-weight tube
Instantly seals punctures
Prevents Flats

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Slime Lite Tube Presta Valve Bicycle Tube (700c x 19 25mm) – Reviews

I would highly reccomend using these tubes I got my first flat after 3 months of use. Pervious to using slim tubes I would get flats apx every 1 – 2 weeks.

Jose Vergel

Three Slime tubes have failed in one day. First one had a slow leak, so replaced it with a new one and it blew out right along the seam. I did keep from falling. I then replaced the blown one with a new tube and it had two leaks in different places as it was being inflated. Installation was performed properly. You may make your own conclusion about buying Slime bicycle tubes. As for me, when you are paying close to $9.00 per tube, they should at least get you out the door and some sort of replacement guarantee should be in place. I have one more Slime tube, what do you predict will happen with it ?

Bas

I was skeptical at first with the Lite version of these tubes, having used the standard slime tubes for years on my mountain bike – saved many times from changing flats due to thorns. I’ve since had two thorns that I have pulled from two different tires with these tubes and the slime worked like a charm, filled the hole and holding pressure months later.

Not sure why all the negative reviews, proper installation of an inner tube may be the trick to solve many of the negative feedback such as bad valve stems (if you install the tube with side pressure on the valve stem or are abusive while inflating it will break at the weak point.) Also suggest letting the tube expand evenly inside of the tire while inflating to prevent excessive stretch on sections of the tube. Another common issue is not fully checking the inside of your tire for remaining fragments of whatever may have punctured the tube previously.

J. J. Emmel

i got lucky not really knowing how to put in a tube the first time i used these. nonetheless, they worked flawlessly for 800 miles on both road and packed limestone. i switched my tires and didn’t get one of the tubes in correctly and blew it. the next workout i cranked down my trainer too much and blew the other one. i’ve ordered a couple more to replace those and am expecting them to last longer than the others, since i now know how to put in a tube and use my trainer correctly.

Julia Mitchell


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