🚲 Slime STB-970019/10: The Ultimate Self-Sealing Smart Tube with Presta Valve (700 x 19-25mm) Review

These cameras aren't for road bikes, two of them I bought blew up in 2 hours. Tire pressure and slime do not go together in road bike tires. The mountain bike works great! But very disappointed that they last 2 hours 2 tubes

Perfect fit for your slingshot. Unfold and tie between the fork rods. WARNING: Do not use as a bicycle tire. Rubber is cheap and makes for spectacular crashes. However, if you are looking for additional road rash scars. Those are your tires. I have a lot of new scars thanks to their cheap rubber.

A goat's head (thornweed) penetrated my Gator Kevlar tire, inner liner and the tube itself! Did NOT lose any air thanks to the slime in the chamber. I was honestly very impressed that the goat's head penetrated so much material. .

Very happy with these cameras. Where I ride there is a lot of broken glass and goats. I had constant sags until I switched to these tubes and Gatorskin tires. I have never had an apartment with such an installation. Sometimes I see a head in my tire, all I have to do is pull it out, drill the hole all the way down (or ride the bike) and let it work like magic.

I bought this tube for my bike in May. I probably ride a few miles a few times a week to give you an idea of how much walking I do. The part of the tube that the stem goes into ripped today when I put more air in the tire and the hole is so big that the self sealing goo won't work. Big crap. I won't buy these again. Not worth the extra money compared to other traditional whistles.

Bought two to try but didn't realize they would both come out on the same day! I used to install internal cameras with no problems so I installed the first and flattened out before the first five miles. So I figured I might have a problem with the rim so I stopped at a random shop on my way to work and they keyed it in, stamped the permit and after another five miles I was barely making it to work. The second doesn't even take air. The first lasted until I got to the store. Don't know if it's…

They master small spikes and road obstacles incredibly well. The best high TPI tires solve most problems. However, in Arizona, the temperature reaches 120 degrees. This product will not help in these conditions as the chemical sealant will become liquid and wet. Loses viscosity and does not work. Pros = Anti-spike protection is good for most seasons Easy to install Good for most of the year as basic protection Price is reasonable Cons = Added weight Does not handle heat well Sprays sealant when

, I have been using Slime products for many years and they work great. I worked in a bike shop for nine years and Slime products were a big hit. We have a lot of goat head spikes where I live so riders will either patch them every few miles or need something like a slime product. When you get the tip, pull out the tip, spin the wheel and the slime strands will clog the hole. Before your next ride, inflate your tires if necessary and hit the road. If you have a stubborn hole, inflate the tires…

Slime hoses are much, much better than regular hoses if you're prone to flat feet. Before that I opened the tube every 4 weeks, now I change the tubes about once a year. But - you must know how to use them. They require more technology than conventional cameras. 1) You must store the bike with both valves facing up. That means the slime shouldn't slide down the valve tube to the hole. This will clog it up forever and you will be frustrated. The best angle is 45 degrees; If you point it straight