Customer Reviews

Sunlite Bicycle Tube, 27 x 1-1/8 x 1-1/4 (700 x 28-35) SCHRADER Valve

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After many bad experiences with slime tubes, I returned to non-slime tubes. These are good and durable. I ride city streets about 120 miles/week. I had been going through slime tubes about once a month. I'm already up to 3 months with these tubes. Very good product for avid bikers.

Nice tube at a reasonable price (especially with Super Saver shipping!). I'm running these in Kenda 700 x 28 tires on a hybrid bike. They seem to be durable...have not had problems with pinch flats.

I have Swift Arriv wheels, which have a "V" shaped rim (as opposed to a "flat" rim). I can use these tubes and not worry about extensions, or actually using tubes with "extended length" Schrader valves. After I inflate the tire, and twist on the valve stem cap, there is about a "strong" 1/8th inch clearance between the bottom of the cap and the "V" rim.

The original tubes that came with the bike had "extended length" Schrader valves.

I have been into my wheels a few times, to install new rim strips [I had a first-day flat due to a mis-aligned rim strip), and Mr. Tuffy tire liners. These tubes seem to be of higher quality [better finish, fewer of those tube "ridges," perhaps a bit thicker (??--not positive)] than the original Kenda tubes that came with the bike. No flats in the past few weeks, but the tire liners may be helping out there.

No problems holding air pressure at 85 psi, which is what the Kenda tires call for.

Previously I had purchases several bike tubes at Walmart and they didn't last very long. A bike rider recommended this brand and I'm pleased that I followed his recommendation. This tube is superior to other tubes purchased in the past.

I have an old school schwinn free spirit bike and needed replacement tubes. I bike about an hour daily in busy Manhattan streets filled with bumps and potholes and so far these tubes have done the job. I need to pump the tires about every other week, but for a month of biking without having a flat that's a small price to pay.

Good Tube, Be careful not to pinch. I used dishwashing soap yo lube tire and rim and installation is a breeze!

I used these tubes in a old 70's racing bike, (road bike) and there pretty good, not too expensive but there good. I inflate to around 60 psi and there good tubes.

I had trouble finding this tube and tire size in town. Fortunately Amazon came to the rescue. The tube seems to be of good quality. I don't do "intense" bicyling so I can't speak to the nuances of a the right gear. For me it gets me off the couch and engaged with reality.

What's there to say about a tube? It seems durable and holds air. They fit inside the properly size tire and inflated well. I only go up to about 80psi and have gone on several rides and everything is fine.

I received the tube, began to install it and found a hole in the tube. Wasn't worth the trouble or money to send it back, but was annoying. Amazon should stick to books.