Bicycle inner tube KENDA 12.5 x 1.75–2 1/4 inch AV
The KENDA inner tube 12.5 x 1.75–2.25 inch with 45° AV offers durable air retention, precise compatibility and easier inflation access thanks to the angled Schrader valve.
KENDA 12.5 Inch Bicycle Inner Tube with Angled Schrader Valve
The KENDA bicycle inner tube 12.5 x 1.75–2.25 is a dependable replacement tube for small bikes, kids’ bicycles, balance bikes, and other compatible 12.5-inch wheels. It fits tire widths from 1.75 to 2.25 inches and matches ETRTO 47/62-203 for accurate sizing and secure seating.
A 45° angled Schrader valve (AV auto valve) improves access when the valve area is tight, making inflation easier on compact rims. Manufactured using the molded process, this bike tube features a 1.0 mm wall thickness for durability and reliable air retention, ideal for replacing worn or punctured inner tubes.
Produkthighlights
- Fits 12.5-inch tires, 1.75–2.25
- ETRTO 47/62-203 size compatibility
- 45° angled Schrader valve for easy access
- Molded construction, consistent tube shape
- 1.0 mm wall thickness, robust durability
| Material: | rubber |
|---|---|
| Tire size: | 12.5 inch |
| Colour: | Black |
| Product group: | Bicycle tubes |
| Valve type: | Schrader / Auto valve |
Intended use: Bicycle tube for compatible 12.5-inch wheels and tyres with widths from 1.75 to 2.25 inches or ETRTO 47/62-203. Equipped with a 45° angled AV/Schrader/American valve. Use only with compatible tyres, rims and valve holes.
Installation / use: Before installation, inspect the tube, tyre and rim for damage, foreign objects and sharp edges. Slightly inflate the tube and install it evenly without twisting or pinching it between the tyre and rim. Guide the 45° valve through the rim hole without tension. Observe the maximum permitted pressure specified by the tyre or rim manufacturer and do not exceed it.
Care and cleaning: Check the air pressure regularly and adjust it as necessary. Protect the tyre and tube from excessive heat, prolonged direct sunlight and contact with oil, fuel, solvents or aggressive chemicals. If pressure repeatedly decreases, inspect the tube and valve for leaks.
Replacement due to wear: Replace the tube if it has cracks, porous areas, a damaged or leaking valve, severe deformation or leaks that cannot be reliably repaired. A damaged tube may cause sudden air loss and loss of control.
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