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Bell FlatBlocker Max Bicycle Tube (24 Inch) Flatblocker Max, 24″ Tire Tube, Self Sealing Tube, Fits Width Sizes From 1.75″-2.125″, Extra Thick Rubber Stops Most Sharp Objects From Puncturing Tube, If Something Gets Through, The Slime Liquid Sealant Instantly Seals Most Holes Up To 1/8″.
Customer Review: good product
Seems to be working fine on my Bicycle and the tires are worn down so I had to switch them.
Customer Review: Very pleased
I’ve been riding with a FlatBlocker Max in my back wheel of my mountain bike for about 4 months now. It has really performed well. I’ve got a standard Slime filled tube in front, and both wheels have Slime Tube Protectors. Every time I need to add air to the front I check the back and it is fine. My riding is almost exclusively off-road in the New Mexico desert around Albuquerque with lots of Cholla, Prickly Pear and the dreaded goatheads.

Bell FlatBlocker Bicycle Tube (24 Inch) * Premium quality rubber inner tubes filled with our patented Flat Fighter sealant * Instantly seals multiple punctures up to 1/8″ in diameter * Universal sizing makes it easy for customers to select the proper size * 24″

Slime Smart Tube Presta Valve Bicycle Tube (700c x 19-25) Instantly seals punctures up to 1/8″ as you ride. Works repeatedly, lasts up to 2 years.
Customer Review: It really works!
I rejuvinated an old road bike, and started riding again. My son, an avid mountain biker suggested using slime for my tubes. It is a bit of a project with Presta valves. Since the tires and tubes were 20 years old I replaced both. These tubes are easy since they come with Slime installed. On my second ride, I ran over a wad of construction staples. Two of them cut through my rear tire. I was only a couple of miles from home so I got out my pump, and pumped up the tire and rode it home! When I got home I examined the tire, and found the two big staples hanging out with green slime surrounding them. The tire held air until the next day.

Bell RideOn Universal Bicycle Tube (24 Inch) 24″, Bicycle Tire Bell Universal Inner Tube, Ready To Ride, Full Range Of All Major Tube Sizes, Mold Cured Rubber For A Consistent Side Wall-Prevents High Pressure Blow Outs, Width Fit Range 1.75″ - 2.125″, Wheel Size 24″.
Customer Review: Standard tubes are just fine
I was replacing the tubes along with new tires just because of age. They seem like great standard weight tubes. Call me old fashioned, but I still like to put a little coat of baby powder on tubes during installation.

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What features might keeps you riding? Here s a list. Size of Bicycle Tube: If weight is not a big issue, buying a tire that is wider then you will need gives more puncture protection. If the tube is not inflated to its maximum capacity the rubber wall thickness will be greater than normal and thus less prone to damage. Material Used: The most common bicycle tube is typically made of butyl rubber, a synthetic version of the real thing. It is much less expensive but not as flexible, thus more prone to pinch flats. It holds its air well and rarely requires refilling and easy to purchase in any and all of the local bike shops and hardware stores. Butyl tubes typically weigh 100 to 150 grams. There are some specialty ones as well. Some manufacturers make a thick-walled version with a significantly thicker rubber layer on the tread side to resist glass and thorn damage. Other tubes are made with more sophisticated technology to shave 10 or 20 grams off the weight. You ll pay twice the price …