Bell 20 Inch Universal 1 75 Inch 2 125 Inch Review

If you want your tires to buck and not roll then these tubes are for you. Wait. If you don't want any bulges in your two tubing packs, go ahead. This photo shows how they expanded when inflated right out of the box. I've been cycling for 40 years and I've never seen anything like it. good luck you say No thank you. Switch to another brand and pay the extra $1.20 and don't waste your time.

I needed to replace the 20 x 2.1215 inner tube on my daughter's bike. I originally intended to buy it at our local big box store. When I searched Revain, I was amazed that it was less than half the price. Of course, the large shop version was equipped with a handy hook for removing the tire. However, I've had success with a simple screwdriver and a smooth wedge. With $3 delivered to my door, I couldn't ask for more here.

Had to replace my previous Bell bike with a 20" inner tube after only 3 months. Five days later (only 40 miles on the road) when the bike is in my room after 8 hours of sitting, I hear it hiss and stop! No, it wasn't too high either. Imagine you were driving a Bell pipe and this would happen. Extremely poor quality, the seam in the other tube just comes apart.

I bought this thinking it would fit 2.35 wide tires but it doesn't / I thought it was butyl rubber which could stretch but I was wrong. I expanded but didn't inflate the tire and kept inflating thinking there was room left and the tire flat and cracked. It exploded. Do yourself a favor and buy a 2.1 - 2.5 wide hose. Continental makes a good pipe. This tube is fine, it was my fault. Good value for regular gauge tires but not for wide BMX style tires.

Great price for a quality product, no issues with fit and installation. My only complaint is that the valve stem was barely long enough to stick out of the bike. I think the problem with my bike is that the wheel is narrower than the stock wheel which causes it to bulge outward. I also have the impression that the hose is wider and not as deep as the standard hoses? In any case, the stem was significantly shorter than the tube that came with the bike, and I had to pull it out pretty hard to get