I popped my inner tube on my 24" bedford muni while taking off the chains I put on it during winter. At the moment i do mostly freestyle, but I hope to get more into trials and muni in the summer. A big drop for me right now is about two feet, I can hop up about one foot.
My curent tire is 2.3". Regular 24" inner tubes cost about $5 Canadian, while the downhill ones cost $12-$22.
I will probably never do anything very big on a uni, so would a downhill tube just be extra weight?
I’m using a standard tube in my MUni and I haven’t had any problems.
I’ve put on a could hundred miles of fairly rough riding without a
single puncture. I’m running a 3.0 Gazz. I was planning on getting a
DH tube, and if this one every dies, it will be replaced with a DH
tube, but for now it’s working fine.
PhilS wrote:
> I popped my inner tube on my 24" bedford muni while taking off the
> chains I put on it during winter. At the moment i do mostly
freestyle,
> but I hope to get more into trials and muni in the summer. A big drop
> for me right now is about two feet, I can hop up about one foot.
>
> My curent tire is 2.3". Regular 24" inner tubes cost about $5
Canadian,
> while the downhill ones cost $12-$22.
>
> I will probably never do anything very big on a uni, so would a
downhill
> tube just be extra weight?
>
>
> –
> PhilS - hmmmm…
>
> “There are only 10 types of people in the world - Those who
understand
> binary, and those who don’t” -My T-shirt
>
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>