Kenda 700c Tube(Return to Product Page)

These have held up well on some puncture prone roads, hard to beat for the price.

I road bike a bit. Average 200 miles a week on roads that are not always clear. I use gatorskins and these tubes. Very seldom, think once this summer, did I get a flat.

Tubes have done me well, average use rider at 75-125 a week, ride mostly roads with some bike paths. Do not normally patch on the road, just swap out. Any that I have patched have held fine, depending on your budget they may be considered disposable tubes. I have had one valve stem break but that would be my only complaint.

Used for a SS bike build- bought while on sale and haven't had an issue with them yet.

The only issue i have is sometimes the pump flys off the end of the presta valve at higher psi. I have not had this issue with the threaded version of the same product.

It works.

I need more.

I find this tube to be a good value, especially when it's on sale

Easy to replace tube. No complaints from me.

Tubes are getting very expensive. This is a good deal.

Just what I wanted

nice

the title says it all. These tubes are durable, not too heavy, not too light. Lots of miles with no flats.

Basic, simple, functional.

These Kenda standard weights seem a good compromise (weight vs durability). Have been pretty reliable on some bad roads. Had a flat or two, but can't really blame the tube under the circumstances.

Decent, inexpensive tube for training purposes.

About the same price as the Bell tubes at Walmart. But Kenda is a tube and tire manuf., and Bell is a low end supplier who buys from ?? The Kendas are available in all sizes too. Good stuff!

BTD has fast shipping and great prices.

using these on our tandem, good quality, never had a problem

I bought a Chinese made Vilano comfort bike and the tires were very poor, experiencing a flat after a couple weeks. Since I got new tires (Kenda Kquest) and Kenda tubes, there have been no flats, and that's over about 2 months now. Don't have to air up as often either, even though the Kenda tires are 85 psi. This is remarkable because I live in Arizona's Sonoran Desert and there are a lot of sharp hazards blowing around, not to mention jagged rocks on the pavement I miss seeing. The rocks just ping swish off to the side with no damage.

It's a good price for a quality product. I like that they make an 80MM valve. It allows me to not have to use valve extenders. Would buy again.