steve2286w
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These are handy, most of the tubes are TR13 but the Series wheel hole is 5/8 which is TR15. These allow the slim valve in the larger hole:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151672154910
Only realisied they existed when I found 2 of my wheels had them fitted.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151672154910
Only realisied they existed when I found 2 of my wheels had them fitted.
steve2286w
Well-Known Member
The Michelin tubes were heavy duty and about £25 costly but perhaps last longer
steve2286w
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It was the Rangemasters i seen advertised at ATS last year for about £90 each, i just asked them to use Michelin HD tubes whole bill was £462 for 4
Ditch the tube a go tubeless.
I did it years ago on std rims...no drama tyre has never come of...so much better and far less chance of getting punchers.
You need to buy 4 or 5 larger van type tubeless valves to fit in the rims...save a lot of weight as well.
Pay no attention to thos who say oh but std rims are not designed for tubles.
Prob 20 years since I converted.
I did it years ago on std rims...no drama tyre has never come of...so much better and far less chance of getting punchers.
You need to buy 4 or 5 larger van type tubeless valves to fit in the rims...save a lot of weight as well.
Pay no attention to thos who say oh but std rims are not designed for tubles.
Prob 20 years since I converted.
