Description

Next Generation Road & Gravel Tubes

• More speed.
• Less weight.
• Fewer punctures.
• Better pressure retention.
• Easy set up.
• Zero maintenance.

Will TPU Nano tubes benefit you?

FEATURES

Lighter – just 39 grams!

With huge weight savings compared to both butyl and latex tubes the nano tubes offer big reductions in rotational weight compared to both tubed and tubeless set ups. Even if you are running tubeless, the nano’s compact size means carrying an emergency spare is so much easier.

Faster

With reduced rotational weight and almost identical rolling resistance data to latex tubes, our nano tubes offer outstanding performance. With a minimal watt difference compared to the best tubeless options, nano tubes are a great, easy to use option for increased performance.

Stronger

TPU tubes will not rip in storage and due to their plastic nature offer amazing puncture resistance. Air retention is around 100% better than butyl and an order of magnitude better than latex.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Rim and disc brake compatible
• Weight from just 39 grams.
• Valve length should be minimum 7mm more than rim depth.
• High quality removeable valve cores.
• Valve lengths: 45mm, 65mm, 85mm
• Widths: 18-25mm, 26-32mm, 33-37mm, 38-47mm

INSTALLATION & HELPFUL TIPS

• PLEASE CHECK YOU HAVE SELECTED TO CORRECT TIRE SIZE AND WIDTH, PARTICULARLY WIDTH.
• FITTING
  • Almost every issue we ever have reported to us is related to problems caused by incorrect fitting. But don’t worry, with a little care and attention the tubes are very easy to fit and will be trouble-free. You should put a small amount of air into the tube when fitting it, to the point it forms a circle but does not stretch the material. This will almost eliminate the chance of a pinch when fitting but do not further inflate the tube unless it is inside the tire. Due to its nature, TPU does not expand as a rubber tube does when not encased and may become damaged.
  • As with all tubes, before fitting check your rim tape for damage.
  • You must check that the valve stem is well aligned with the valve hole so that there is no sideways force being applied to the valve stem and the point where it meets the tube. This is most important with deeper rims
  • We highly recommend you watch this 3 MINUTE VIDEO we have made before fitting your tubes to make sure you have the best possible riding experience with them
• VALVE CORE REMOVAL – All valves have removable cores. You should grip the stem as close to the top as possible (valve end) with firm finger pressure, then rotate the valve core with a valve tool, applying slowly increasing force until the core rotates free. Do not grip the stem lower down or attempt to grip it at the base and rotate the core.

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