26 inch Bicycle Tire Liner for Mountain Bikes, 26” 1.95 – 2.35, 2.5”, no Package RhinoDillo Brown Pair (2 Liners)
Category: Sports & Outdoors
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Sports > Cycling > Tires & Tubes > Tires
Store: Rhinodillos
Average rating: 4.3 (144 ratings)
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🚴 Since 1983, polyurethane bicycle tire liners have been the #1 preferred method for preventing puncture flats. Since 2015, RhinoDillos have been the #1 preferred brand in professional bike shops across the US. This is because of a special chemical additive that makes 🚴 RhinoDillos tire liners tougher than Mr. Tuffy, stop flats better than StopFlats 2, and lab tests prove this to be true. RhinoDillos also provides a tapered end that is safer than other brands.
🚴 Whether you are riding a high-performance road bike, a dependable hybrid or sports bike, BMX or MTB, Cross or Fat tire bike, you need a tire liner to keep goat heads and other thorns, glass, nails, shells, and other road debris from ruining your ride.
🚴 Do you hate wasteful packaging, especially when it comes in the mail? Get your tire liners shipped with NO PLASTIC packaging…in fact, no packaging at all. We do provide you with fantastic installation instructions. No packaging means we can sell for less.
🚴 🚴 CRITICAL IMPORTANT ANNOUNCMENT – Don’t buy a one-size-fits-all tire liner. Buy one specifically sized for your bike. We make 8 sizes to fit various tire sizes. Look on the side of your tire, then search Amazon for “RhinoDillos + Your Tire size.” Please note: the industry has standard colors associated with each size. If you have a question about which liner to use, please contact us.
The 26” 1.95 – 2.35, 2.5”, is the brown RhinoDillos tire liner. This size is used for mountain bikes and other off-road bikes. Mountain trails and other off-road surfaces in the Western and Southwest region of the US is a flat tire waiting to happen due to goat heads and other thorns.

"Pssssssssst. Thub, Thub, Thub. A Flat tire. Cyclists hate that sound. I the Western United States, desert and tundra give us goat heads and other thorns that turn sharp as needles in dry conditions. In the South East USA, shells are notorious for ruining a day of fun in the sun on your bike. In 1979, tire liners become a thing. A bike shop owner came up with an idea to use a plastic liner between the bicycle tire and innertube to create a shield of protection between the tire and tube. Sharp objects like nails, glass, thorns, shells and other road debris might get through the tire, but the liner was made of a polyurethane that could stop almost all of these party poopers from causing a puncture flat and destroying your ride. About 10 years ago, RhinoDillos found a new additive that dramatically improved resistance to penetration by sharp objects. Today RhinoDillos are the top selling brand in bicycle shops because the just work better than any other liner on the market. And laboratory tests have shown this to be true. Since the early 1980’s tire liners have been the #1 method for stopping puncture flats. If you are tired of changing your tires while out having a fun day or worse, walking your bike home, it’s time for you to get some RhinoDillos for your tires. "