What size bicycle tire tube do you use to secure bk-up lights, etc. to harness?
Bicycle tube size?
- Thread starter Rick Inman
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Rick Inman:
Dimensions escape me. I specifically asked for a tube for a Mountain Bike-type tire, and it fit perfectly for securing stuff, and for protecting all webbing-to-plate contact.
Wish I could offer more help...
K
OP
Just bought a 10 speed tube, and that ain't it.Mo2vation:
Drewpy
Contributor
would be 26x 2.0-2.5 That is the standard Mt Bike size tube.
Hope that helps?Any Bike shop should have them as well as REI.
Hope that helps?Any Bike shop should have them as well as REI.
OP
Thank you.Drewpy:
Kid's fat bike tire, whatever's cheapest at Wal-Mart.
Roak
Roak
Scubamedicjoe
Contributor
just go to local bike shop most time they got many that no good would give you most of time and its cheap !!!!!!!!!!!!!! my was Mountain Bike-type tires.
Yeah, swing by a bike shop and ask for a blown out Mountain bike tube, I get mine for free and they work great.
Ben
Ben
Robert Phillips
Contributor
Ken, do you have any problems with the harness loosening up without the keepers on it?Mo2vation:
I am asking becauese I have to replace my webbing due to sharp slots on the b/p and was thinking of going with the inner tube on the webbing, but need to know if it causes you to have to readjust occasionally.
Thanks
Robert
scuba-punk
Contributor
...innertubes that are 2" or so in measurement. Rick, don't throw away the '10 speed' inner tube! That's the perfect size to cover the wire-ties that hold the corrugated inflator hose to the elbow or power inflator. It can be a PITA to drag it the whole way from the power inflator up to the elbow, but it helps!
-Frank
-Frank
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