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Submitted by
ericpulvermacher
a Weekend Warrior
from Caribou Creek, SK, CanadaDate Reviewed: December 22, 2009
Strengths: slightly lighter than Nokian downhill tube
More stretch than Nokian tubeWeaknesses: build quality
I was pumping it to round before installing the new tube when I felt a bit of wind on my arm. The tube had a section about 1cm long that was supper thin with a small hole near one end of the thin section.Bottom Line: It looked promising but the tube turned out to be faulty. I didn't even get the wrinkles out and it was leaking air.
This was the first tube I have ever inflated to find it had a hole before I have even ridden it. I could patch it but I would rather trade it for a new one which I can inflate and check for thin areas.
I am giving 4 chilis for value since it was fairly inexpensive for a wide tube, but only 1 chili overall because it failed to preform its one and only task, hold air.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$9.00
Purchased At: Bike Universe
Similar Products Used: Nokian DH tube 26x2.1-3.0
various standard tubes
Bike Setup: 26x3 tire (Nokian Gazzalodi in summer, Duro Wildlife Leopard in the winter)
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bxxer rider
a Downhiller
from UKDate Reviewed: October 30, 2008
Strengths: light and strongWeaknesses: none as yetBottom Line: good light tube, used for Dh no problems, defontaly stroong enough
Favorite Trail: leckhampton daisy bank
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$10.00
Purchased At: noah's ark bikes and
Similar Products Used: maxxis DH tube
Bike Setup: orange patriot fr lt, boxxer, fox vanilla rc, maxxis high roller
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