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Slime Bicycle Tire Liners Twin Pack (26-Inch)
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Slime Bicycle Tire Liners Twin Pack (26-Inch)

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Description:

SliME Liners stop flats, are lightweight and are easy to install. Slime liners are guaranteed to prevent puncture flats in the tread area of the tire.

Features:

Stop Flats


Lightweight


Easy Install


Product Details:
Product Length: 5.91 inches
Product Width: 3.15 inches
Product Height: 1.57 inches
Product Weight: 0.35 pounds
Package Length: 7.4 inches
Package Width: 3.07 inches
Package Height: 1.57 inches
Package Weight: 0.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 31 reviews
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Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 2.0 ( 31 customer reviews )
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12 of 12 found the following review helpful:

2This liner may be slicing my inner tubeJun 15, 2008
By phwang
I installed the liner on both the front and back tire. Since I had a major flat on the rear tire before I installed the liner, I also replaced the inner tube with one prefilled with slime. 30 min into the initial brisk ride on city streets, the new inner tube burst. I replaced it with a 2nd slime inner tube - 10 days later, burst again. Kind of wondering if the liner is rubbing against the inner tube. I noticed a 1-2" laceration along the tube slightly off center. I am now trying something else - buying a kevlar tire with a generic inner tube and did not install the liner on the rear tire - will see how this lives up. Bottom line, I suspect the liner causes the inner tube to slide around and eventually rub against the inner tube and cause it to tear.

13 of 14 found the following review helpful:

1These liners cause flats, buy Tuffy liners instead.Oct 17, 2008
By Randy "rides a bike"
I ran these in my mountain bike for a while with over 60psi in my tires for commuting to work...they worked great with that much pressure. When I went down to trail pressure (50psi or so) I got one ride in before they caused a laceration all the way around the tube that was not patchable...there was literally a cut all the way around the tube from the edge of the liners. Other brands (Tuffy Liners, for example) have a tapered edge that is not as sharp as these. Slime needs to redesign these things in a big way. I love the thickness of them for the thorns I deal with, but they really need a tapered edge. I would avoid them.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

5Live in the West? Gotta get someJul 21, 2007
By G. North
Any one going for a ride in the west/southwest, these are a must item. The desert is a minefield of thorns, bristles, spikes and needles, all waiting to let the air out of your tires.

I was concerned these would be too narrow to provide adequate coverage, but the fear was alleviated when they arrived, they are plenty wide to provide protection for a MTB tire.

Put these in, and you may never have another plant-related flat again. These may not stop a big nail, but that's a pretty rare event, if you're watching the road!

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

4I love the slimeSep 25, 2007
By R. Reid "theflash79"
I bought this product a while back and it works great. I have had other types of puncture resistent tubes and the gunk that you put inside your tube to make them seal right away after a puncture, but what I like best about this is that it is easy to install, and it is much lighter than the puncuture resistent tubes. I would definately recommend this as a cost effective and easy way to protect your tires from getting popped!

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

4Could Be StickyJul 27, 2008
By Guido
Durable, useful. Too bad tires aren't better to start with. Liners are awkward to install - would benefit from a sticky side to hold them against the inside of the tire during installation.

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