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Replacement Tube for Cannondale Road Warrior 2 2008?

Old 06-28-09, 07:12 PM
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Replacement Tube for Cannondale Road Warrior 2 2008?

Hi, I broke my Schrader valve the other day and need a new tube for my Cannondale Road Warrior 2 (2008).

Here are the specs of the tires:

Tires Vittoria Randonneur, 700x28

Do I need to buy a specific size tube or will any 26" do? (Does it matter if it's 26x1.6 or 26x1.75, etc.?)


Thanks in advance!
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If the tires are 700 x 28 you need a 700 tube that has a size range including a 28. A 26 inch tube is not compatible with a 700 mm wheel and tire.

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700 is 29", not 26". Regardless you need a tube marked as 700, not 29".
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A 700 x 18-25 will do fine.
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Originally Posted by z415
700 is 29", not 26". Regardless you need a tube marked as 700, not 29".
Actually 700 mm = 27.56 inches but a 700 mm bicycle wheel is smaller than a 27 inch bicycle wheel because of the difference in standard measurements. But it's still too big for a 26" tube.

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Originally Posted by Al1943
Actually 700 mm = 27.56 inches but a 700 mm bicycle wheel is smaller than a 27 inch bicycle wheel because of the difference in standard measurements. But it's still too big for a 26" tube.
I was not aware that 700c denoted 700mm. Need to brush up on Sheldon's article.
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