HuffyBicycle Company Quick Change Inner Tube, Black

I ordered this Huffy Inner Tube to replace my mountain bike’s punctured tube, and I was happy that it was delivered on time and the inner tube was not damaged. I really like this inner tube as it was quite easy to install and set up in less than 20 minutes by following the simple and easy instructions; I also watched the less than 3 minutes quick video too before I started the installation process. I quickly removed the old tube and installed this new inner tube and then inflated it and I was ready again to start riding. I do like the design and styling of this inner tube as I completed the installation without removing the wheel from the bike. I do like that the inner tube appears to be made with good quality materials and it seems to be tough, sturdy and durable. I have been riding my bike on the dirt roads, rough and uneven surfaces around the neck of my woods for the last several weeks without any issues with the inner tube. For the quality and price point, this inner tube is a great value for bucks, and I would recommend it.

I'm not sure where all the 1-star reviews are coming from. I was dumbfounded when I found out something like this exists. I put together my own electric bike and the tube on the rear tire kept going flat, even after I patched it. I soon realized it was because the spoke connection points on the inside of the room are just open holes with razor sharp edges that were perforating the tube due to the pressure. Rim tape and a new tube is an easy solution, but a new tube requires removing the entire wheel, which would not be an easy feat with my setup. I was skeptical when I came across this solution, but it has worked perfectly. It went on super easy, and I haven't even noticed the bump where the two endpoints come together like some other people have mentioned. I bought a second tube to keep on hand just in case there were any issues with this first one or I got another flat, but it has held up over probably a couple hundred miles of up to 30-mph rides on my electric bike so far.

Okay, for what it is, looks great, good solid build. But my ebike is 26" tires, but I will first try my homemade one. Then this one, to get me home should my rear motor wheel go flat.Rear wheels are a pain anyway, put wires and motor on one.. hell.However. And Huffy take notice, but pay me fair dues... On rear ebike. Make a wheel where you can have a spare tube, uninflated, inside the tire with another tube inflated over it. If it goes flat... look for anything sticking in the tire, remove if necessary, and inflation the spare inside to get home.

Pretty fast and easy.My lady bought em and I was like. Ugh, sounds like a gimmickBut you can change a tire without taking it off, that is cool. Be interesting to see how it holds up.

It's great, but why discontinued