🚴 Enhance Your Ride with Clean Motion Rhinodillos Bicycle Tire Liners Review

I chose them because they claim to have a stronger material than their competitors, they say they solved the friction surface problem with soft tips , and the larger diameter prevents twisting. I haven't been able to test it against the competition, but the soft tips are soft and it doesn't frizz. Your edit video is cute but lacks detail. I could easily install it upside down as there is almost no difference between "silver" on the outside and "blue" on the inside. You won't be sure until you…

I've used older Rhinos in the past, so I know from experience that while nothing can 100% protect your tubes, these things can reduce tube changes from 2-3 times a month to 1-2 times a year . We use them on our wheelchair and for this application I would recommend buying one more width than you need as the most protective zone is in the centre, they stay in place better when you put the wheel back on. , and you won't notice the weight loss that some people claim with sport bikes. The…

That's the REASON for 4 flat tires! I ordered two sets of these earbuds (4 individual earbuds total) and they worked great initially, but after using them for a while I noticed a major design flaw: the ends of them. I suspect this should somehow help prevent flat feet caused by abrasion at the end of the liner. One of these liners is on my wife's bike and after maybe only 100 miles she had a flat tire. I carefully removed the tube and noted where the tube/tire/rim met to try to find the cause…

Quality product. It takes a little patience to install them properly, just like any protective coating. Have them mounted on stock 26" MTB tires. TIPS - (Instructions are a little vague.) Tires Silver sidewalls - Blue sidewalls face the tube. End opposite the yellow tapered end) if you like. However, I recommend an overlap of at least an inch or two to ensure full coverage. I haven't installed liners on many moons so had to do some cleaning up. YouTube was a great resource as always…

Good idea but very poor quality control. As many have noted, the yellow soft tips are glued on with a rather hard, awkward glue. The edge of the strip is glued together and a sharp edge is obtained. I guarantee it will produce flat, well, nothing flat. I worked on the edge with a small emery board to try to smooth it out a bit. It still worries me. I can cut it more with a rotary knife. I have seen rim tape with a slight crease or tear much smaller than this resulting in a flat surface. I would