Does rubber part fit narrow (old steel) and modern (wider) tubes well?
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yes , fits all sorts of applications. I even use it as a parking brake, squeeze the brake leaver and strap it down.
855073
The end that goes in bars if you can't get it tight with the supplied tube then add tape to it.If you mean the y like part it's 2 pieces and should fit.
342157
yes, your tube is fairly universal. it is the diameter of the wire that is most important. as long as your spring is as long or longer than your broken one.
183310
There is usually a range of tubes that will work. Sunlite Bicycle Tube 26 x 1.95 - 2.125 from Amazon will do fine. 26" is the rim diameter and the other is the tire width. You also need to determine which valve you need. Schrader or Presta. Presta is the smaller one.The Schrader is the larger one.
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Hi Edward, I chose to add tubes with the bent stems considering the small 6" rim size in my case. My steel rims are 40+ years old. Tubes are easy to install and inexpensive. If you do not have a good surface at the tire beads, you will likely see problems down the road, and you may not have room for regular pressed in straight stems on small 6" rims. Use lots of sunlight soap and water to install, and take your time. Cheers! Jeff
1797934
I believe these tires are little to wide to fit on your bike. If nothing else, it is a good idea to replace tubes.
773550
That replacement part fits many old St Louis style that is the one that gets bigger at the top and has scalloped sides. I don't know by each model. If you can send me a picture through this cruciate or give me a verbal description. I may be able to tell you. As I say that part is the same on a lot of the old Warings. If you haven't taken it a part till we figure it out. if you have there are a few things to watch for. I can walk you through it or send me your e-mail. Instructions do help If you do order it they will off you a big O ring for about a dollar. I couldn't find anywhere to put it so I still have it. Look at your unit and see if there is a 3 inch rubber grommet on it anywhere and if you try it make sure you put it on the way it is together like when you received it.
784190
The dimensions on this are as for the Schrader valve; unchanged and universal since 1893. So, yeah, gas station fittings will work fine.
476588
Hello Vince, to be honest with you either tube will work, but I would personally go with a smaller tube because they are just easier to install on the fly...
1944587
I used these tubes on my 23c tires on narrow stock rims and didn't have a problem or flats for 2 years. I have since upgraded my wheelset to wider (and lighter) rims.
647587
I bought these: Sunlite Bicycle Tube 26 x 1.95 - 2.125 SCHRADER Valve and they fit great. I bought them for 70's Schwinn.
34738
They sell one that fits one inch and one that fits 30 mm tubes. Just make sure to get the correct one.
1695050
Depends on how handy you are. Best thing to do, is buy it (I love mine) and then see if you can modify it from the round tube to yours. It is designed to fit flat and round crossbars. Worst that can happen is you'll have to send it back.
1049505
I bought new narrower tubes. I didn't put them in, I just squeezed the old ones in. The tires are great! It kept me from buying a road bike last year.
727987
Joyce, our unit was made in 1981 so I feel confident it will fit ok. A caution, it takes a fair amount of force to engage the threads. I recommend a socket wrench. I don't know about the 'rubber safety plug' piece.
372876
I'ts a little bit of a gamble (slightly outside spec), but should work. In general I've noticed that the rubber tubes and the like coming over from China these days are crap, however. The rubber formulations seem to vulcanize more quickly. Try and find a tube made somewhere else and you may have better life out of it.
2456
They will fit. I had to get a couple larger tubes to accommodate my Hamham.