Slime Tube 26x1.75-2.125 Schrader Self Sealing
by Slime
Original price
R 85.00
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Original price
R 85.00
Original price
R 85.00
R 85.00
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R 85.00
Current price
R 85.00
Shipping Info
Shipping normally takes 3-5 business days. We don't ship on weekends or public holidays.
We offer flat-rate shipping in South Africa. We also offer local pickup from our stores around Cape Town.
International orders carry a minimum spend of R5,500, and takes 7-30 business days to arrive depending on customs.
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Here’s how the Slime Extra Strong Self-Sealing Bicycle Tube Schrader 26" x 1.75-2.125" - 30045 stacks up in real-world use:
What it does well
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Flat prevention is the main win
The pre-filled sealant automatically plugs small punctures (up to ~3 mm), which is perfect for thorns, glass shards, and road debris—common causes of flats. -
Low maintenance
You don’t need to carry sealant separately or patch as often. For casual riders or commuters, this can save a lot of hassle. -
Versatile sizing
The 26" x 1.75–2.125" range fits a wide variety of mountain bikes and older hybrids. -
Schrader valve convenience
Easier to inflate at petrol stations or with basic pumps compared to Presta. -
Durability
The thicker tube + sealant combo means it can handle multiple small punctures over time.
Trade-offs to consider
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Heavier than standard tubes
You’ll notice a bit more rolling resistance—fine for commuting, less ideal for performance riding. -
Mess if you do a full repair
If the tube gets a big tear, the sealant can be messy when removing it. -
Not a miracle solution
It won’t fix sidewall cuts or large punctures—so you should still carry a spare on longer rides.
Best for:
- Commuters in urban areas (especially where glass or debris is common)
- Casual riders who want fewer roadside repairs
- Older 26" bikes still in regular use
Not ideal for:
- Road cyclists chasing speed
- Serious MTB riders doing aggressive trails (tubeless setups are better there)
