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Flat Tire on my 08 69er, will this tire work and what tube size do I need?

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Old 04-19-09, 04:19 PM
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Flat Tire on my 08 69er, will this tire work and what tube size do I need?

Looking at this tire: WTB EXIWOLF 29er TIRE

https://www.nashbar.com/webapp/wcs/st...0052_208622_-1

The stock tire hes less then 200 miles on it, somehow I got a tiny hole in the sidewall of the tire and I was told I should replace the tire AND innertube.

Biggest inner tube I found for a 29" wheel is 29x1.75, will that work? Here is a link the the inner tube:

https://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product..._200276_200432
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It should be fine, but you might not have as much resistance against a flat as something like a 2.0 or larger inner tube. Personally, I'd say it would work fine.
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Where can I find the correct size tube?
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Remove your tube and read the size on it.
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I wouldnt worry about it.
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What pressure do you run. That should work, but I wouldn't run it any lower then 50psi. It'll be thin
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I use 26" tubes in my Niner all the time. You've got to be a bit more careful about pinch flats.

I'm sure the 29x1.75 or whatever will be fine.
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Pricepoint is where I buy tubes. 5 for $15.

As for tires, the Exiwolfs are a pretty good all around tire. Numerous threads are around here and at the 29er forum at mtbr.com on tires. I'd look some of them up.
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