Inner tube.

[postman]

Be the owner of this one off special tube.Offered here first.As i would like it to go to a proper cyclist who will value the specialness of this object.Listen very carefully for this as only been used once.It was used on LEJOG.It has air from Cornwall,Wales,Lancashire,Cumbria and Scotland inside it.A truly international theme you must agree.It also may have a faulty valve.
So be the only one in the country to own this piece of sporting history.Much rarer than the two a penny torches as seen on e -bay.Starting bid for this rare object is £50.

 

[fossala]

I bid 2 quid!

 

[PpPete]

 

[ohnovino]

I don't need the tube - can you just post me the air?

 

[accountantpete]

Is it presta?

 

[biggs682]

has the air been filtered

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I'm very very tempted. But before I outbid User76 could you send me photos of the air, please?

 

[buddha]

What colour is it? As I want to be sure it will complement the colour scheme of my bike.

 

[marzjennings]

The tube's no good to me know I've gone tubeless, how much for just the air? And is shipping free?

 

[berty bassett]

i'm not interested in the tube but i have an inner tube with a snake bite in it and think the faulty valve would be ideal . how much for the valve ?

 

[Dave7]

From the description it may be too big for my bike........is it possible to cut a section out of the middle so that it fits a 26" wheel-or maybe put a fold in it then staple it so nothing catches........(I wouldn't want to get a puncture).
If so please post direct to me..
Charles
Buck Palace
London.
Thanks

 

[anyuser]

If you do decide to split it and sell berty the valve I may be interested in the tube as long as you can guarantee the same mix of regional air in your original post.

 

[Theseus]

Blended air, like whisky, is not as valuable as single country (like single malt). even better would be if it was all from one location (single cask). Had you said it was pure highland air from the top of Ben Nevis I may have been tempted, but alas you try to peddle an inferior product.