Diamondback Schrader Valve Bicycle Tube, Black

Second time buying this item. Seems to be good quality - not flimsy. First time did the front wheel and now the back. This bike is around 25 years old and the original tubes lasted probably 20 years. So nice to have the bike back and ready to ride!

I went to my local bike shop to pick up a tube for my daughter's bike which had a flat. After they said they did not have one, I went to another and they gave me one that was 24 x 1 -1/2+ and said it would work just fine. So I went home, did some research and came to the conclusion that "it would not work just fine." I ordered this one and it has "worked just fine." To be honest, why take the chance with a tube that is not the right size. Now if something goes wrong at least I know it wasn't because I put on a tube that was a different size.

Fixing things is not my forte, so read my review in that lens. It was not easy to get in the tire and the once I has it in, it wasn’t airing up. I had retry it a few times, but 3rd times a charm! That time I must have done it right, and everything lined up right, and it aired up effortlessly. Good price, good quality, and probably easy to install for people who know what they are doing.

best tube cause I ride BMX so every weekend I go with buddies to tracks built by mountains before this tube I would just get the five dollar ones at walmart or something of the same scale but because it was turning to an almost daily routine of having to get a new one I came across this one cuz the dude at the bike store told me about it best advice knowing that dude was getting money out me almost every week I got one its lasted me over one year an half!! and it's gone through gnarly track abuse i've ridden hell an back using this tube so its worth every penny the one I bought online shipped very quickly

These tubes are no joke. The box they come in is about three times the size of the typical wal-mart stocked tubes. My son used this tube in his bike that he takes to the skate park. The park was not the problem with the other tubes, it was the ride there and back. He would typically pick up at least ten or so tribulus terrestris (goat heads) in his tires, making for a short and aggravating trip. Since installing this tube in the rear, he has yet to get a flat in the rear. The only other thing I would mention is that they are heavy.

Lightweight tubes and due to smaller size, the air expands from the outer to inner tire. For some reason, this gives the tire a better profile and feels lighter when pedalling even though the weight savings is not that great. I had 3 bikes I haven't ridden significantly in 10 years and I remembered that the tubes were patched, heavy and old. Installing these lighter, smaller tubes made the bikes more responsive. You can do this yourself.

First order had a leak. Then the replacement they sent was the wrong size.

So far so good. Been riding on this tube for 6 weeks now. No punctures. I would like to go off on a tangent. Why do Bicycles rely on the same technology from 1870 ? Why hasn't someone invented a tire that doesn't need air ? This is what I think about each night before I fall into deep slumber. I'm not asking for Jetpacks. I just want a tired that doesn't go flat when I run over a piece of glass.