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Old 07-05-2011, 12:26 PM
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I'm replacing the rear tire on my '09 Streetbob with the Dunlop K591, Since the wheel is spoked I need a tube, question is, what tube? The Dealer wants $42 for a tube but I found the tire at Tireexpress for almost half price, i wanna order the tube there as well but don't know which one.

http://www.tireexpress.com/cat.cfm/cid/6102

in the TUBE Drop down menu there is "Standard" or "Heavy Duty"

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I'm replacing the rear tire on my '09 Streetbob with the Dunlop K591, Since the wheel is spoked I need a tube, question is, what tube? The Dealer wants $42 for a tube but I found the tire at Tireexpress for almost half price, i wanna order the tube there as well but don't know which one.

http://www.tireexpress.com/cat.cfm/cid/6102

in the TUBE Drop down menu there is "Standard" or "Heavy Duty"

Thanks,

G
FWIW, for bicycles, dirt bikes or street bikes, I always buy the thickest tubes. The weight difference can't be felt and the added insurance might pay off. Also, in mounting them, the heavier tubes were less likely to get a pinch flat.
 
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Simply select a tube that your tire fits within the size range - in this case there is only one.......the 150-160-17.
 
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Don't forget about the strap that covers the spoke nipples.
 
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Cool, thanks a lot guys, When the dealer refereed to a Rubber Band, is that the Strap Nipple?
 
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Rim strip is what you want, although in many cases those don't need replacement - if just protects the tube from the soke nipples.
 
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