Cycling Vittoria Inner Tubes, 20 Pack $67.49 (RRP $249.49, 73% off) + $7.99 Shipping (Free for Orders > $80) from Pro Bike Kit

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CheckoutChap on 29/08/2016 - 10:37 probikekit.com.au (179 clicks)

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I'm a cyclist and at $3.37 each, this is a great deal if you wish to stock up. As a true OzBargainer, I found an extra item (on sale of course) to bring the cost up to $80 and scored the free shipping :)

Website Description
The Vittoria Lite Presta Inner Tube features a presta valve and is engineered for light weight and puncture resistance.

Features:
* 20 x Vittoria Lite Road Inner Tube – 700 x 18-23mm, Presta 48/60mm
* Suitable for 18-23mm tyres
* Durable lightweight construction built for road performance
* Weighs just 110g (manufacturer claimed)
* Three TWO valve sizes available: Presta 48mm, 60mm and 80mm
* Ideal for racing and sportives

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  dirtybird on 29/08/2016 - 10:41

  Make a lot of shanghai's with 20 tubes.

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  Jezster on 29/08/2016 - 10:44

  Will these fit a 25mm road tyre?

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    CheckoutChap on 29/08/2016 - 11:02

    +2

    Yes/No - I've done it before but here's my 2 cents: These are the thin tubes more suited for the 23mm tyres. I have 23's on my Roadie and 25's on my TT - I probably wouldn't put these in the 25's because the tube would stretch too much trying to achieve adequate pressure…

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  POWER1 on 29/08/2016 - 11:12

  +1

  What would you possibly need 20 of these before unless reselling them

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    WatchNerd on 29/08/2016 - 11:16

    +2

    For when you get 20 punctures.

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      bargaino on 29/08/2016 - 13:21

      +1

      Time to think about either getting better tyres, or not riding in the thorn-patch.

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    dancube on 29/08/2016 - 11:25

    +1

    Exactly. Whenever I have a puncture with tubes I'll patch a tube and reuse it rather than chuck it out.

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      blitz on 29/08/2016 - 12:05

      +3

      I'd rather pay $3.37 for a brand new tube than spend the time and materials to apply a patch.

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        mikaelkn on 29/08/2016 - 12:41

        This. And also the annoying slow deflation when the glue didn't work as expected.

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        bargaino on 29/08/2016 - 13:22

        Patching is typically quicker than replacing, as long as you can see where it is - e.g. thorn still in the tyre.
        You don't need to remove the wheel or tyre.

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  Jezster on 29/08/2016 - 11:20

  Thanks CheckoutChap. I will hold off then. It seems more people are going for 25-28mm road tyres these days for comfort.