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Question: my tire says 26x2.1  will this fit???? 26x1.95
Document: Contrary to what it states on the box it's impossible to fit it onto 1.75 tires. Works fine in 1.95 tires though.
The box does not have a weight limit marked on it.I weigh 170 pounds and this solid insert is not firm or tough enough.It nearly was not wide enough for my 1.95 size tire.I would recomend it for up to 1.90 or 1.85 size tire.It is for children not adults.
I worked on this for a while, and couldn't get the 2nd side of the tire against the rim. I brought it to my local bike shop, who said they couldn't either.It might've worked with a 20x1.95 tire (I was trying on a 1.75).Anyway, tough to do. The bike shop said they charge $30 to lots of people who can change a normal tire but can't do these.Steve
Tired of replacing inner tubes? This solid tube was easy to install. A great buy at a great price. Put this in the tires on my small cart. Have bike tires on it. Nice fit, easy to pull. Highly recommend this item.
I believe that my flat tire problem has been solved. I plan to get one for the front tire too.
The no flat tire inner tubes are great. One piece of advice, read and follow the instructions carefully so the inner tubes can be installed correctly.
Received it in the time expected. We have a lot of thorns in the area we live in. Became very tired of replacing tubes. Put them on my sons bike. He loves the freedom of not having to worry about a tire going flat.
I thought this would be the great solution to my sons always ruining his tires going off road. Unfortunately, since these are basically a dense foam, it compresses when he sits on the bike. This flattens out the center and widens the sides of the tire. Then it drags against the brake pads and slows him down. He can no longer ride his bike!Back to the cheap tires again!
My friend installed the airless inner tube into the rear tire of my 20" Schwinn 7 Speed Loop Folding Bicycle. He was able to do it fairly easily. It fits snugly into my 20"x1.75" tire; and the tire feels just like a fully inflated tire when ridden. I'm 5',7" tall and weigh about 185 pounds. I got two flats in a row from riding over curbs and grates while using inflatable inner tubes in the rear tire.
Kind of a deceiving add. The box they show says &#34;Inner Tubes&#34; on it - as in plural - because a bicycle has two tires. The box arrived with one inner tube. Now I have to place second order and pay for a second shipping fee because of the deceiving add.What was shipped was a different box that has the wording No-flat bicycle tube (singular). If you order from these people order two and save yourself shipping costs.
Answer: yes