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Explore our selection of mountain bike tubes with Presta valves, designed for optimal performance on rugged trails. These durable tubes provide a reliable seal and are lightweight, ensuring a smooth ride while minimizing weight on your bike. Engineered for easy inflation and compatibility with various tire sizes, they offer convenience for every mountain biking enthusiast. Whether you're tackling steep climbs or navigating technical descents, our Presta valve tubes deliver the quality and reliability you need for your adventures. Gear up and ride with confidence!
$17.99
Used em on an off- road trail ride And they definitely held up. ... perfect fit, replace old one with this new one, come with stem ... Fingers crossed!! ... Nice
5
Camino Rob
Bought these with my rewards coupon. Used em on an off- road trail ride And they definitely held up.
5
colebor
perfect fit, replace old one with this new one, come with stem
5
RoseGT
My son has had multiple flat tires. The Dicks associate in the Bike section recommended Slime. So far it has been great and no issues!
4
Al508
Fits as designed and no flats so far. Fingers crossed!!
$10.99
So far so good holds air so far only time will tell last tube lasted pretty long ... Nishiki really makes a strong tube. ... Bought it a month ago, loved it, like the valve has a second vavle for air wo n't leak and how it has a nut to screw valve in
5
Chicken
Bought it a month ago, loved it, like the valve has a second vavle for air wo n't leak and how it has a nut to screw valve in place.
5
MercOtto
It's a bike tube. Great value OEM replacement! Quick change.
5
denny6371
Tube was easy to inflate and install on bike. Has held up well
5
Gyneth
I had it put on in the store. Bruce did a great job👍🏾
5
Jayjay1987
Very heavy duty bike tube would buy again A+++ easy installation
$10.99
These are some great tubes to have on hand for when you get a non- repairable puncture. ... Perfect for my bike, easy to install. ... Dependable and easy to install.. all seams looked heavy
5
Mbowlog
Dick's was the only non- bike shop location that carries presta valved tubes. My bike and I thank you!
5
Rubdadrumma
Dependable and easy to install... all seams looked heavy duty
5
Rider Q
Easy install and rides well. Reliable on first rides on mountain bike.
5
BW19
Worked like a charm, great quality! Been using for about 6 weeks. Great product
5
MinP
These are some great tubes to have on hand for when you get a non- repairable puncture. Good construction with a sturdy valve!
$10.99
Purchased for biking as a just in case and already came in handy ... Exactly what I needed ... Good tube ... Perfect for what we needed ... Great and just what I needed! ... Exactly what I needed for the
5
Bike_Guy
Always nice to keep an extra tube around Incase one pops so for the price worth it
5
GuyO
Good quality tube at a reasonable price. Very happy with this purchase.
5
sssbodagirl
I needed a new inner tube for my mountain bike. I went to three different stores to find the correct size. I found it at Dick ’s SG, so I bought 2! I didn ’ t realize Ducks even had a bike section! I ’ m glad I know now... I won ’ t have to drive all over town to find it again! And while I was there, I bought a pair of bike riding gloves too!
5
Mattey
Purchased for biking as a just in case and already came in handy
5
bigbobbob
I bought this a month ago and I am so glad I did.. I got a flat tire and used this to replace it so I could get back on the trail!!
$10.99
Fit perfectly and was easy to install. ... Easy to install ... Nice to have a backup ... Bike tube worked, just as it should have. ... Good tube for mountain bike ... I was glad the store had this size in stock in case we get a
5
Evanresek
Tube is holding air well and not popping despite a small slit in the tire. used to go mountain biking and works like a charm.
5
LI scott
Bought to replace a tube that I punctured…does the job
5
Rider
Fit perfectly and was easy to install. I have purchase this type of bike tube before and continue to have success using them.
5
Scotty721
It ’s just what I needed for my repair bag in case I ’ m stuck out there with a flat tire. Good price, too.
5
Surf Dog
Quality Presta 29 ” bicycle inner tube. Good value and quality.
$14.99
Easy to change out a flat with. ... Hopefully will prevent flats this spring/summer ... Easy to use ... This is great for me on trails because if I do puncture the back tire on a trail, I can finish my ride instead of changing it out right
5
mtb101
Put one of these on the front tire, not the back. I have had 6 flats on the back and none on the front. I will be putting a slime tube on the back soon!
5
Lindsay
I used this smart tube while riding down a really rocky trail and was worried the tires would n't make it through such rough terrain. I was n't disappointed!
5
Niedz
Worth the extra couple bucks over the regular tubes in case of a flat
5
JD
I replaced my Mt. bike tubes with Slime tubes after I got a flat from a Texas thorn branch... road the trail the next day with the Slime tube... no flats since( knock on wood). Outstanding product... easy to install
5
tireslayer
I have a trail bike with front suspension and tend to blow out back tires. This is great for me on trails because if I do puncture the back tire on a trail, I can finish my ride instead of changing it out right then.
$17.99
everything went great, the tire is still well inflated. ... My, pump can inflate them. I like the hold down nut that keep the valvestem in place with no
5
Jon
They do as expected. I really like the valvestem. I have adaptors oddly same brand as Slime. Did not need them. My, pump can inflate them. I like the hold down nut that keep the valvestem in place with no air. It makes connecting so much easier. For a sports store Dicks has a tiny selection of bike tubes tires and such. Seems non sports stores have more to offer.
5
That Other Guy
Slime tubes are some of the best sefl healing tubes on the market and Dick's sells them at a lower price that any other store in the Valley. They even beat the big box store that starts with a W.
5
Wryfox
I use the 26x2. 25 presta version. The# 1 biggest problem with mountain biking is all the stuff you run over on the trails. When I started mountain biking 4 years ago I had 6 flats in the first three months, using std tubes. I tried going tubeless as well but to me its a mess toi set up and mess to manage because you need to use a Slime like sealer to do it. So when I found the Sline tubes, I thought I had found the perfect balance. Yes they are heavier than a std tube( about 240g vs 120g for a std tube), but I ride a 40lb mountain bike( loaded with gear) so a few grams is not an issue( whereas getting a flat miles from home is a BIG issue). I Have not a A SINGLE flat using these tubes for the past 4 years. Not to say the tires have n't got minor punctures, but the slime seals the flat as if it never happened. Few words of advise... 1) always inspect your tires pre and post ride for damage.. if you get a puncture( you will see this by the green ooze at the puncture point) remove the puncture item and let the puncture seal. The slime coats the inner surface of the tube so for even coverage ride the bike a little and it will seal. These tubes can take a pretty big puncture. Pulled a big thorn out last weekend( size of a rose thorn) and it still sealed. 2) The slime is a liguid and will pool at the bottom of the tire, and the wheel may feel off balance as you start riding. HOnestly I do n't even notice anymore but it takes maybe a hundred feet or so of riding to redistribute the slime inside the tire. No big deal. 3) I am now replacing my tubes because the inflation valves are getting sticky. The slime does come out a little when inflating. I make sure the valve is at the bottom of the tire( closest to the ground) and push the valve in with my thumb and a small piece of paper towel to clean the valve a bit before attaching the pump. My pump has never suffered or gotten clogged and works just fine after these years. HIGHLY recommend this product for anyone who wants care free tires.
5
Spikes76
Great quality product with added advantage of being self sealingWith green slime
5
DMebus
Great buy if your kids do a lot of trail riding. Their heavy but hey their young and have a ton of energy!
$31.99
[ There is n't too much to say here, its a great tubeless presta valve. ... Great Value ... These are the best valves on the market, in my opinion. ... Works great, and looks
5
JF1979
These are the best valves on the market, in my opinion.
5
Mike
[ There is n't too much to say here, its a great tubeless presta valve. Comes with multiple rubber fittings to create a proper seal on a variety of rim sizes/shapes.
$29.99
WAS: $31.99*
excellent valves for gravel bike ... I use them for gravel and have n't had any issues with leaks. ... These are great
5
uvahoos
These are great valves. I use them for gravel and have n't had any issues with leaks.
5
Mike
[ There is n't too much to say here, its a great tubeless presta valve. Comes with multiple rubber fittings to create a proper seal on a variety of rim sizes/shapes.
$29.99
WAS: $31.99*
Having a spare cap/valve and the little rubber seal is super helpful. ... These valves are a little pricey, but they are pretty cool. ... It seals good and I have not had any issues with it so
5
Mike
[ There is n't too much to say here, its a great tubeless presta valve. Comes with multiple rubber fittings to create a proper seal on a variety of rim sizes/shapes.
4
bog1
These valves are a little pricey, but they are pretty cool. Having a spare cap/valve and the little rubber seal is super helpful. It seals good and I have not had any issues with it so far.
$34.99
It is super easy to mount to the bike frame and the Velcro ensures it doesn ’ t fall off like other mounted pumps I ’ ve had would. ... [ This lump works really great for pumping tires in the
5
Adam K
[ This lump works really great for pumping tires in the go. It is super easy to mount to the bike frame and the Velcro ensures it doesn ’ t fall off like other mounted pumps I ’ ve had would.
$47.99
Looks good, have n't used it yet though. ... Looks well
$10.49
WAS: $12.99*
Fixed my flat easy ... This product is easy to use and works awesome. ... Excellent sealant it fixed my flat ... Works good, but smaller size than Slime brand ... Worth
5
Moose jaw
This product is easy to use and works awesome. Fixed my flat easy
5
Moose jaw
I got a flat from small pieces of glass and this sealant works great. Just removed the glass pieces spun the wheel and aired it up
4
Gregtek13
This stuff works as advertised for sealing small holes in bike tubes. Application is fairly easy, but can be a little messy. I gave 4 stars because the competing brand( Slime) sells a slightly bigger bottle for a lower price. This brand works, but have not noticed that it is any better than Slime for the additional cost and less product.
$19.99
Great tool for both bicycling and general usage for basketball, football, etc. ... I have n't had to use it yet, but it functions as intended. ... A good bike wheel pump to carry along with you on your
$16.99
I am very glad I purchased it because it fits to any valve, Also is easy to use. ... I was happily surprised to learn that tubes work great but lose a bit of air when thorns are pulled
5
Alsaffar
Great little product! Can be mounted on to bike if available and works great and efficiently. I am very glad I purchased it because it fits to any valve, Also is easy to use.
5
Blahblah
The product was exactly what I needed, have n't had any problems with it.
5
NetoChuco915
I bought self- sealing tubes for my bike not knowing if they would work. I was happily surprised to learn that tubes work great but lose a bit of air when thorns are pulled out. This pump works great in filling the tires back up to appropriate tire pressure and saving you from a long walk home. Very compact. Nice volume of air for such a small unit. Now I understand the science of how these wonderful products allow you to enjoy the joys of cycling with a minimum of headaches and inconveniences. Extremely happy with my purchase!!!
5
Timbo
Purchased along with a new bicycle. Despite the salesperson's recommendation, I purchased this pump. I have no other comparison, but it works better than I thought it would. Once you start getting close to recommended pressure, it gets harder, but you can still pump air into the tire.
5
Volcomdork182
This pump is built sturdy and does n't have any leaks. It works on multiple tune heads, and seals well on all of them. It's a portable pump so it not a record making inflation device, but it works quite well.
A presta valve is a type of valve commonly used on high-performance bicycles, particularly mountain bikes. It is narrower than the Schrader valve, allowing for a tighter seal and better air retention. Presta valves typically require a specific pump head for inflation, making them a preferred choice for serious cyclists seeking precision and reliability.
Using a mountain bike tube with a presta valve offers several advantages, including improved air retention and the ability to handle higher pressures, which is essential for off-road riding. Additionally, presta valves are lighter and often found on higher-end bikes, contributing to overall performance. They also allow for easier inflation adjustments, making them ideal for varying terrain.
To select the right size presta valve tube for your mountain bike, check the tire size printed on the sidewall of your tires. The tube size should match the tire width and diameter specifications. It's also important to consider the valve length, as some rims may require longer valves for proper accessibility when inflating.
When choosing a mountain bike tube with a presta valve, consider features such as puncture resistance, weight, and material. Some tubes are designed with self-sealing technology to prevent air loss from small punctures, while others may be made from lightweight materials for better performance. Additionally, look for tubes that offer compatibility with your bike's tire size.
Using a presta valve tube with a Schrader valve rim is not recommended, as the two valves have different diameters and fittings. If your rim is designed for a Schrader valve, you should use a tube with that type of valve. If you prefer a presta valve, you may need to replace the rim or use an adapter, but this can affect performance and reliability.
Maintaining mountain bike tubes with presta valves involves regular checks for air pressure and visual inspections for any signs of wear or damage. It's important to keep the valve clean and free from debris to ensure proper sealing. Additionally, consider replacing the tube if you experience frequent flats or if the valve becomes damaged, as this can impact your riding experience.
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