20"x2.00-2.25" Bicycle Inner Tube with Straight Valve
20"x2.00-2.25" Bicycle Inner Tube with Straight Valve is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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20"x2.00-2.25" Bicycle Inner Tube with Straight Valve
Key Features
- Inner Tube: This inner tube is crafted from high-quality material, offering exceptional durability while providing reliable performance and protection against punctures and leaks. Watch out for those thorns!
- Valve Stem: Featuring a straight Schrader valve stem, this scooter tube offers convenient access for inflating, allowing for easy adjustment of tire pressure to suit your riding preferences
- Smooth Riding: This Bicycle inner tube helps cushion the impact of bumps and reduces vibrations, delivering smooth rolling and an uninterrupted controlled riding experience
- Perfect Fitment: Compatible replacement for 2-wheeler bicycles like BMX, mountain, and all-terrain kick scooters, these 20" x2.00-2.25" tubes ensure a perfect fit and seamless integration of your 20-inch wheels and tires
- Easy Installation: With its user-friendly design, installing or replacing this bike inner tube is quick and hassle-free, allowing you to spend more time riding and less time on maintenance
Description
Description
Replace your old 20"x2.00-2.25" bike inner tube with this great 20"x2.00-2.25" bicycle inner tube with a straight valve. Inner tubes are the most commonly replaced bike parts, and these inner tubes will get you rolling along. This is a common and popular size for BMX style pedal bikes and vintage or recreated wheelie bikes. In addition to bike models with 20" wheels, this inner tube is the right size to use on those big all-terrain kick scooters like the Diggler Alpha Dawg, Alpha Disk, and the Diggler Zephyr.
Note: When inflating a bike tube, please use your best judgment. The recommended PSI for an inner tube can vary depending on elevation and air pressure, and should not be taken as an absolute.
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