My kid's bike's tire says 24x1.8 and I need to replace the tube. My
local shop sold me a tube that says this: 24x1.5/1.75. Does that mean
it's ok for 1.5-1.75 width, but not for this tire? Or is the extra 0.05
inconsequential? The bike is a Specialied Hotrock.
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Beginner's tire changing question
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In the words of Emily Litella, never mind.
Rob Torop said:
My kid's bike's tire says 24x1.8 and I need to replace the tube. My
local shop sold me a tube that says this: 24x1.5/1.75. Does that mean
it's ok for 1.5-1.75 width, but not for this tire? Or is the extra 0.05
inconsequential? The bike is a Specialied Hotrock. -
Rob Torop said:
My kid's bike's tire says 24x1.8 and I need to replace the tube. My
local shop sold me a tube that says this: 24x1.5/1.75. Does that mean
it's ok for 1.5-1.75 width, but not for this tire? Or is the extra 0.05
inconsequential? The bike is a Specialied Hotrock.Inconsequential, as long as the valve type matches the hole in the
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Let's put it this way: 0.05 inches is less than the thickness of a dime.
I think the rubber can handle that. :-3)- -
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