Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 10.1 x 3.9 x 2.5 inches |
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Package Weight | 9.98 g |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 10.35 x 3.7 x 2.55 inches |
Brand Name | Sunlite |
Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer |
Model Name | 63103 |
Material | Butyl Rubber |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | SUNLITE |
Part Number | 63103 |
Model Year | 2012 |
Included Components | Tube |
Size | 12-1/2 x 2-1/4" / 32mm |
Sunlite Thorn Resistant Schrader Valve Tube
Price: | $12.46$12.46 - $34.59$34.59
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TUBES SUNLT THORN RES 12-1/2x2-1/4 SV
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ASIN | B000AO9PMK |
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4.3 out of 5 stars |
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Date First Available | August 1, 2005 |
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Customers find the bicycle tube to be of good quality and heavy-duty, with positive feedback about its functionality, working well with tires and lasting over six months. The tube is noticeably thicker than regular ones, and customers consider it worth the price. While some customers report no flats for up to two years, others experienced flats within 5 miles of use. The tube's durability receives mixed reviews, with some noting it lasts through 10-15 mile rides while others report stem failures, and opinions are divided on its fit, with some saying it fits perfectly while others find it too large.
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Customers find the bicycle tube to be of good quality, with heavy-duty tires, and one customer describes it as the best wilderness mountain bike tube ever made.
"...That's unprecedented. The tube is amazing." Read more
"This is probably the best tube I've ever had, but not quite what the manufacturer claims...." Read more
"...Better than the ultra thick slime self sealing tube. Hey with a good tube you won't need sealant. Incidentally my slime tube had a valve separation...." Read more
"...holdes air fairly well , better than standard tubes , however will loose about 10 psi in a 2 to 3 week period from 80 psi this is very acceptable." Read more
Customers report that the bicycle tube works well with tires and lasts for over six months without issues.
"...of urban and single track riding since sticking them on and they have worked great...." Read more
"...However, they also worked for over six months on a 27" hybrid bike tire without the liner; with medium use, contacting glass and goatshead thorns..." Read more
"...No sweat and no problems at all. The original tubes that came in my wheels are 42-622 (700C x 40C - 28 x 1 5/8)...." Read more
"...tire to look at its consistency and it was very well made with no consistency issues...." Read more
Customers find the bicycle tube worth its price, with one customer noting it's particularly valuable for long rides and another mentioning it prevents flats during commuting.
"I find the heavy duty thorn-resistant tubes are well worth the extra money...." Read more
"worth the extra money , veery thick and heavy where it needs to be . using for thousands on miles not one flat...." Read more
"...A lot nicer than slime. I think they are definitely worth the extra money" Read more
"...I would leave no stars if I could. For the price paid very disappointing." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with the durability of the bicycle tube, with some finding it feels solid and lasting through multiple rides, while others report issues with the stem pulling apart.
"...These inner tubes are tough but I wouldn't make a suit out of them and expect to be protected from stabs...." Read more
"...Incidentally my slime tube had a valve separation. If you want durability, thickness, Hassel free and are willing to pay more, this is your tube...." Read more
"...The goop filled heavy duty tubes I replaced them with lasted until their first August. At a sunny 115F +, the road surface can pass 200 degrees...." Read more
"...So far this thorn resistant tube has held up well. The only drawback is the short length of the valve stem." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the tire tube's thickness, with some appreciating the thick rubber construction while others find it excessive.
"Finally! Inner tubes that are thicker than a balloon's material!..." Read more
"...The tube is much thicker than a cheaper and thinner version that is about 1/3 the price of this one...." Read more
"...I still nearly gave up. The tube is so thick that it nearly fills the space between the wheel rims, even when fully deflated...." Read more
"This is the very best tube I have found! Super thick with slightly extended reinforced schrader valve and seam...." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with how the tire tube fits, with some reporting it works well and is perfectly sized for their bike, while others find it too large or note that it doesn't fit properly in the tire.
"...appeared to be a lot of space between the tube, whose cross sectional diameter is rather small, and the tire...." Read more
"...I purchased a new pump and tube and the tube fits great. Stay tuned. The tube that didn't get wrecked has logged over 200 miles...." Read more
"...Also the valve stem is too short, so I had to buy a valve stem extender from an auto parts store...." Read more
"...These are the 700c equivalent of beach cruiser tires (lol), they are wide and hold a nice volume of air. Tire psi is recommended at 60-80psi max...." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with the tire tube: some report no flats for up to two years, while others experienced flats within 5 miles of use.
"...son happy since he has been riding his bike for almost 2 months with no flats and don’t get flat anymore since it was every 1 to 2 times a week ...." Read more
"...penetrated the tire and tube, and I heard and felt that dreaded thumping of a flat rear tire!..." Read more
"...NO FLATS! I have pulled goatheads out of the tires but they're not getting thru the tubes. I can't tell you how happy I am." Read more
"...of the tire which adds a little more protection against flats…..not flat free, but certainly does add a little more protection...." Read more
Customers find the bicycle tube heavy and bulky, noting that it noticeably changes their bike's weight.
"...The drawback is the tube is thick and heavy. You can tell by just the feel, that the rubber is so much ticker than a normal tube...." Read more
"These tubes are bulky and tough to install. The valve is extremely difficult to put through a hole in a rim...." Read more
"worth the extra money , veery thick and heavy where it needs to be . using for thousands on miles not one flat...." Read more
"...Out of the box this tube feels much heavier and is more rigid than a standard bike tube...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025Size: 700 x 35-40 (27 x 1-3/8") / 35mmVerified PurchaseFinally! Inner tubes that are thicker than a balloon's material! A word of advice for sizes: if you're tire is 700c - 28in (622) , be sure NOT to choose the selections that start with "700 x ... (27 x ...)". These are for 27 diameter tires, not 700c. Instead choose the selection that starts with "29 x...". You can also verify the designated tire size by scrolling down and reading the technical details of the item (something I foolishly overlooked when I made my first purchase of the incorrect size).
These make me feel confident I'll be riding for a couple months, even years, without having to think about non-road-debris punctures (like tube pinching)! staples and screws in the road might be a contender though, but the thickness of these inner tubes really give the sense of lowering even that probability.
I installed the "29 x 1.9-2.30" for my 700c/28in diameter 1.5mm thick tires. They were noticeably bigger than anything i've seen before and was worried it would be too big. But after massaging the inner tube and using the tire levers, I got the tire on the wheel with the bead snuggly in the rim.
Ive been using my bike for a week now, and haven't had to repump air into my tires! I am really satisfied with this brand and would most definitely by these inner tubes again at a later time. Hopefully they stick around the market!
- Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025Size: 26 x 1.50-1.95" / 32mmVerified PurchaseI had these on my 58 pound ebike. After months on developed a slow leak. I'd pump it up, ride for 20 miles, and pump it up for the next ride.
When I took it out it had a 1/4" slit. I suppose my tires helped hold the leak to a small drain.
I tried another tube. Not good. So I ordered 2 more of these.
The one in the front tire is going on it's 3rd year.
- Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2012Size: 27 x 1-1/4" (700 x 30-35) / 32mmVerified PurchaseThese have served me very well in all of my city riding. I use them on an old 80's Schwinn, PERFECT! Installation was easy. After you make the switch you can just forget about them. I was used to having to patch an innertube every couple of weeks, I haven't had to do so for nearly a year now.
UPDATE (5/11/2014)
I've used this in a newer bike (click my name to check for the review of the Takara Kabuto for more info), it's still a dream match. Many bikes being sold used anywhere or new on the cheap in come with very weak inner tubes. Sometimes they're already damaged or will be! In my newer road bike the inner tube that it came with was mostly in one piece but had a few scuff marks. It was thin and I had already planned ahead with another order thorn tubes. I've had that bike for nearly a year (and am buying a second one to leave at work) and have not experienced a single flat.
Another perk that I've noticed between using my older bike and the newer one is that I don't need to refill the air as often as I used to. I weigh about 330 lbs right now (keeps going up because I haven't given up on Domino's and pop yet - that is what I'm guessing is negating all of my bike riding, I was 270 when I originally made this review), that is amazing. Before using these I would have to make adjustments 2-3 times a week. Now it's more like every other week. I never get so low on air that I notice a huge slow down but after I top off I can definitely feel a higher level of stability in my riding. I'm certain that if you weigh less that you will get more out of it. I've dipped below 270 and above 330 over the past few years. I don't consistently ride this bike everyday or commute with it everyday but I am on it often every week.
At the very least I'm glad that I have not had to suffer the displeasure of patching an inner tube for years. It's simple enough to do but it's down time. On a commute or for anything time strict it can be trouble if you don't leave out soon enough. Depending upon where you're riding when you go down, it can be death even if you are an expert. You wouldn't want to get a busted tube while riding in the street with a car tailing you and a high curb off to your side. The cost fluctuates between $7-$10, I'd say that it's worth either price.
Also, your inner tube is only as good as the stuff around it. With my Schwinn I replaced the tires that it came with because they were worn. Decent tires are just as inexpensive as these inner tubes. I didn't know much about rim tape when I had the Schwinn but I'm glad that I learned about them during the bike switch. Here's a quick briefer for those that are new to it. Rim tape is that rubbery stuff (like a thick, giant rubber band) that sits inside of the rim where the inner tube rests. It's the main protection that your inner tube will receive from the spokes of your bike. The spokes usually aren't exposed completely, but the mechanisms that hold them in place can cause punctures in your inner tube. I replaced mine on the newer bike with a brand called Ritchey's. It's a very simple and easy fix, it only cost me $5 and came with two rolls of the stuff so that I could replace the rim tape for both wheels.
The tires on my newer bike were boss, the rim tape was already broken. If I hadn't of planned ahead, the investment in these inner tubes could have been wasted. It's one thing to ride over glass while having a huge rubber wheel as your first line of protection, it's another to have metal rods millimeters away constantly poking at rubber. These inner tubes are tough but I wouldn't make a suit out of them and expect to be protected from stabs.
I know that this is a review for the inner tubes, I just believe that you should have a complete picture of how they function in your bikes health. You should know about how they will fit in so that you aren't wasting your money. They aren't miracle workers, if your components are lacking, I would not expect this to make up for them. They're awesome and have been perfect for me so far but I still take the proper precautions for bike safety.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024Size: 26 x 1.95-2.35" / 32mmVerified PurchaseWe haven't inflated the tube yet but it seems good so far. The tube is much thicker than a cheaper and thinner version that is about 1/3 the price of this one. The thickness of the bottom or tread side is more than the top or spoke side. We measured the bottom thickness at 0.14", pretty close to the stated thickness. The top side was 0.08". The thickness of the cheaper and thinner tube in the photo is 0.04". We aren't concerned about the weight but measured this tube at 25 ounces and the cheaper tube at 7 ounces. We will actually try the tube the next time we get a flat tire on our thin tube we are tired of patching.
4.0 out of 5 starsWe haven't inflated the tube yet but it seems good so far. The tube is much thicker than a cheaper and thinner version that is about 1/3 the price of this one. The thickness of the bottom or tread side is more than the top or spoke side. We measured the bottom thickness at 0.14", pretty close to the stated thickness. The top side was 0.08". The thickness of the cheaper and thinner tube in the photo is 0.04". We aren't concerned about the weight but measured this tube at 25 ounces and the cheaper tube at 7 ounces. We will actually try the tube the next time we get a flat tire on our thin tube we are tired of patching.Good so far...
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024
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- joe lukowReviewed in Canada on September 10, 2019
5.0 out of 5 stars been bike messenger for over 30 years start.
Size: 27 x 1-1/4" (700 x 30-35) / 32mmVerified Purchasea tad heavier than regular tubes,keep valves straight.have gone 3-4 years without flatting working 5 days a week as messenger.usually it`s the valve that wears out.downside is cannot patch .
- patbedReviewed in Canada on December 15, 2017
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Size: 24 x 1.90-2.35" / 32mmVerified Purchasegood product and fast shipping