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Ritchey Superlight Butyl Tube Tube
Product DescriptionIf you still hammer the trails on your 26-inch hardtail, the Ritchey Superlight Butyl Tube will help you stay as fast as you've always been, and even more dismissive of those newfangled 'big wheels' everyone seems to be riding these days. The Superlight tube weighs in at only 140 grams, making sure you'll still out-climb those overgrown mutants.
User Reviews
Submitted by
James
a Racer
from Austin TX Date Reviewed: December 29, 1999 Strengths: Wieght Weaknesses: Ability to hold air Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Flat creek ranch Duration Product Used: 1 Year Similar Products Used: Salsa, Specialized super light Air-B latex Bike Setup: 98 M2 S-Works.
Submitted by
G MAN
a Downhiller
from Portland, OR Date Reviewed: October 5, 1999 Strengths: Has a threaded valve stem to avoid pull thru which was why I bought them over other lights. Weaknesses: The entire tube! Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Any cliff Duration Product Used: 3 months Similar Products Used: Air-B, Vittoria ultra-lights, Conti Bike Setup: SC Tazmon
Submitted by
RaverRave
a Racer
from San Francisco Date Reviewed: July 4, 1999 Strengths: Light weight, includes Schraeder adapters as valve caps, supposed to weigh 120 grams (didn't weigh them to check -- who has a scale to weigh such things except scientists and drug dealers? Weaknesses: Extremely susceptible to pinch flats, weighs 120 grams. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Streets of San Francisco Duration Product Used: 6 months Similar Products Used: Performance Lunarlite, Torrelli Extralite Bike Setup: Airborne Lucky Strike frame, Manitou SX Ti fork, XT hubs, Sun 0° Lite rims, Velox rim tape, Continental Dual Fighter tires.
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