Tubes needed

[jowwy]

What tubes with a removable core can i get for deep section rims???

 

[ianrauk]

Continentals have removable cores don't they?

 

[Hacienda71]

You could get valve extenders.

 

[jowwy]

Continentals have removable cores don't they?

I dont know ian thats why i was asking tbh - rims are 40 and 56mm deep so may just get two tubes with 60mm and 80mm valves

 

[jowwy]

You could get valve extenders.

Dont u need to remove the cores to use the extenders????

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

Conti race light latex tubes with topeak valve extenders are my choice.
I like valve extenders as they do not restrict your choice of tubes.
Topeak are the best I have found and you do not need to remove the valve core for them to work.

For long valve tubes I would grab some specialized butl

 

[Hacienda71]

As Mr H says they don't all need removable cores.
Planet X sell ultralight tubes with 80mm valves for circa 2 or 3 quid.
Oh and Contis do have removable cores. Darn pain when they come loose.

 

[User6179]

Schwalbe SV15 Presta Extra Long Valve

Tried a lot of different tubes and found these quite good .

 

[jowwy]

They are going on TT bike so will get 80mm valves with conti race lights

Cheers guys

 

[Rob3rt]

Are Conti racelight latex? I thought all Conti tubes Inc the supersonic tubes are butyl.

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

Are Conti racelight latex? I thought all Conti tubes Inc the supersonic tubes are butyl.

Your correct, my mistake.. Its my Vittoria which are latex,

 

[Rob3rt]

Your correct, my mistake.. Its my Vittoria which are latex,

I was just wondering if they had finally started to offer latex to non-pro's. I know they have released one model tubular tyre with a latex inner but reading your post, thought maybe they had started to offer more, in which case I might have got my credit card out .

AFAIK only the pro's get the latex inner versions, the commercially available stuff is butyl.