Old 09-03-12, 07:08 AM
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Every bike shop and on line bike supplier in the world will sell that size tube. I buy two sizes: 700: 18-25; and 700: 28-35. Wider tires get the larger size.

I buy my tubes from pricepoint.com, but that really only makes sense if you are buying in bulk, otherwise the shipping will get you.

Tubes are a pass/fail kind of thing to me. If they hold air, good, if not, no good. So until they fail, I do not replace. Now old tires start to crack. I typically toss old tires a lot sooner than old tubes. On old bikes I pick up, 90%+ get new tires, 20% or less get new tubes. Most get new rim tape.

On smaller internet orders, I recommend Jensen USA. Jensen gives free shipping for $50 orders (smaller than anyone else), and price matches their competitors.
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