CYCLAMI 38g 1/2PCS Ultralight 700C Bike Inner Tube TPU Road

CYCLAMI 38g 1/2PCS Ultralight 700C Bike Inner Tube TPU Road Bicycle Tire 28'' Compatible with 700x18/23/25/28/30/32C Presta Valve 45/60/80mm(Include Bike Inner Tire Patch Repair Kit)

CYCLAMI 38g 1/2PCS Ultralight 700C Bike Inner Tube TPU Road Bicycle Tire 28'' Compatible with 700×18/23/25/28/30/32C Presta Valve 45/60/80mm(Include Bike Inner Tire Patch Repair Kit)


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Savings

It is durable enough to save you some expenses; It also saves you the trouble of changing the inner tube of your bike frequently.

Special TPU Material

The road bike inner tube is made of high quality tpu material, which is abrasion resistant and more puncture resistant.Durable to be used for a long time.

Ultra light

The weight of the bicycle inner tube is only 38 grams, which is about 100 grams less than the traditional butyl rubber inner tube.



Size: 1P-AMI38g-60
Dimensions: 10.1 x 5.3 x 3.8 cm; 60 g
Brand: CYCLAMI
Colour: 1P-AMI38g-60
Batteries Included: No
Manufacture: CYCLAMI
Department: Unisex
Dimensions: 10.1 x 5.3 x 3.8 cm; 60 g
Size: 1P-AMI38g-60

4 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    With summer finally arriving I got round to fitting one of these tubes on my new 60mm deep section rear wheel for a test run.

    The fitting process is a bit more fiddly than conventional butyl tubes – butyl tubes tend to stay where you put them and out of the way while fitting a tyre, whereas these tend to flop around more, so you find yourself poking them back into the tyre casing a bit more.

    With that said, I didn’t have any trouble, and they went on easily enough.

    Rolling resistance differences from tests seem pretty marginal, and unfortunately I’ve heavy enough that the weight savings are only a miniscule amount of system weight, so the benefit for me is mainly that they are a bit lighter and more compact to carry as spares, and on that front they are a somewhat noticeable improvement.

    You are paying an awful lot more for that improvement though – I think my policy will probably be to carry these as spares but stick to butyl the rest of the time!

  2. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    As someone that’s only ever used rubber tubes and latex I took a chance on tpu tubes I was so suprised on how easy they installed on to tight tyres compared to rubber or latex were used to get a pitch flat every now and again the tpu slightly inflated as would any other tube used a tyre glider to get tyre on checked to make sure tube wasn’t pinched inflated tube to 40psi rechecked then inflated to 116psi test rode found the tpu was faster and smoother would recomend I’ve been converted give them ago
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  3. MarshaVHKR says:

     United Kingdom

    Nice tube. Needed a full length valve / tube that could be capped to stop the valve rattling in the wheel – this did the job perfectly and is super light. Bit expensive but did the job and is slightly better than the equivalent butyl tube with extenders.

  4. X. Alexander says:

     United Kingdom

    Having used the orange brand in my summer bike, thought I’d give these a spin. Can’t tell the difference from the orange ones TBH.
    Same supple feeling, light weight, if there as durable as the orange ones time will tell. Absolute bargain (I know butyl ones are pence) if you consider orange ones are around 25 plus patches at 5 plus delivery your looking at 30 there abouts double that because you need 2. 25 pounds for 2 and patches included, no more faffing with sealant. For on the road you can’t go wrong. If you still need convincing look up OZ cycles on YT.