I ordered one for my bike with a 26x2 rim size. i pumped it up and its far to big. Why does it say it would fit my bike and its too big. How to instal
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By too big I'm presuming you are referring to the diameter. The tube handles a range of widths, 1.75-2.2 and beyond since I use one in a 2.35 wide tire so I can't imagine that being a problem. I would re-check the rim diameter and based on your information, I'm guessing you might find it is a 24" dia. If it is truly a 26" dia rim than the other potential is that slime accidentally stuffed a 700 (27.5 inch) or 29 in tube in the box by mistake. Good luck.
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It should be fine. I coat my tubes with baby powder. the tube can be slightly inflated to shape it when installed. Fill to recommend PSI. then deflate completely (this helps align the tube). then fill again to desired PSI. I agree with both posters that you can inflate slightly if you are having a problem. Usually I don't need to do that but sometimes that helps properly seat the tube. I have done it both ways. As I mentioned earlier it helps to deflate then re-inflate. The baby powder acts as a lubricant and helps the tube to properly seat. Check out this video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFsZMKmw7FE It should be fine. I coat my tubes with baby powder. the tube can be slightly inflated to shape it when installed. Fill to recommend PSI. then deflate completely (this helps align the tube). then fill again to desired PSI. I agree with both posters that you can inflate slightly if you are having a problem. Usually I don't need to do that but sometimes that helps properly seat the tube. I have done it both ways. As I mentioned earlier it helps to deflate then re-inflate. The baby powder acts as a lubricant and helps the tube to properly seat. Check out this... » Read More It should be fine. I coat my tubes with baby powder. the tube can be slightly inflated to shape it when installed. Fill to recommend PSI. then deflate completely (this helps align the tube). then fill again to desired PSI. I agree with both posters that you can inflate slightly if you are having a problem. Usually I don't need to do that but sometimes that helps properly seat the tube. I have done it both ways. As I mentioned earlier it helps to deflate then re-inflate. The baby powder acts as a lubricant and helps the tube to properly seat. Check out this video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFsZMKmw7FE « Show Less
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Same thing with me but I put a little air in it- put it inside the tires-put them on the rims and then pumped them up to correct pressure and they worked great. Try it- I didn't think they were the right size but they have been on 2 months with no problems.
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Most bikes like my mountain bike's tires on the side of them say the size of the "tube" itself can be between 1.95-2.12 for the tire. Your main concern should be that the tire cover itself matches the rim size ie 26inch tire for a 26inch rim, the tube itself can be slightly bigger between what your tire labels the tube being at the least to what it can take the most.. As I typed before if the tire's end says it can accept a tube size varying from at least say 1.95 up to 2.12 then your golden. When I bought one recently sure the tube didn't fit snug so I had to pump a bit of air into it but it's been well over a week or two and it's holding up great. Most bikes like my mountain bike's tires on the side of them say the size of the "tube" itself can be between 1.95-2.12 for the tire. Your main concern should be that the tire cover itself matches the rim size ie 26inch tire for a 26inch rim, the tube itself can be slightly bigger between what your tire labels the tube being at the least to what it can take the most.. As I typed before if the tire's end says it can accept a tube size varying from at least say 1.95 up to 2.12 then your golden. When I bought one recently sure the tube didn't fit snug so I had to pump a bit of air... » Read More Most bikes like my mountain bike's tires on the side of them say the size of the "tube" itself can be between 1.95-2.12 for the tire. Your main concern should be that the tire cover itself matches the rim size ie 26inch tire for a 26inch rim, the tube itself can be slightly bigger between what your tire labels the tube being at the least to what it can take the most.. As I typed before if the tire's end says it can accept a tube size varying from at least say 1.95 up to 2.12 then your golden. When I bought one recently sure the tube didn't fit snug so I had to pump a bit of air into it but it's been well over a week or two and it's holding up great. « Show Less
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As long as they match the diameter of the rim. 26" tire = 26" rim. Check your old tire on the sidewall for the width of the tire. These are 2.10 inches wide, so they should fit any bike. If you are looking for something wider, check to make sure the wider tire won't rub against the swing arm.
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I got the long one hoping that it would fit through my front wheel and frame. But did not. I have a full suspension mtb and the frame is a funny shape and quite large. I would get a standard size and a cable to run through the tires.
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Without being rude if you have to ask if this fits than you do not need to be ordering tires online. Go to a dealer.Or walk out to your bike and look at the sidewall of the tire that is on it for the proper size or better yet look at the federally required tire capacity/inflation decal on the frame or in the owners manual than order that size. Look for a tire that matches that size finding a tire then asking if it fits is counter productive.Good luck
1650514
I am sorry but this is a 26 inch set up, so I'm afraid it won't work for your bike. The diameter is slightly larger so the brakes won't line up with the rim
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The wheel is the main component of the kit. You could buy the kit "as is", and have a bike shop replace the rim with a rim size of your choice. Just know that the hub motor is fairly heavy and needs a suitable rim.
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It should fit perfect. I purchased one of these for an older bike I have and it fit perfect. It looks great on my unit. It has a great chrome finish. I believe you will like the way it fits and looks. I reallylike the way it feels when riding.
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Well when i got mine it fit my wheel ok . Why would you have a ? like that if you think that it is wrong, look up the Club web site and ask them, This way the words come right from them, There club has been around for years and this is the first time that i know of any one ? there SPECKS...
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As it will look like it fits the rim. It is not recommended to use a different size tire. It could cause anything like a flat or even worse. The correct size is located on the sticker when you open the driver door on the frame.
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When I first received the tube I installed it by just placing it inside the tire it worked out to be 2 inches too long. I couldn't believe that it was too long so I reinstalled by pushing it into the inside outward side of the tire and it was a perfect fit.
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It is a 26" tire so it will fit your 26" rim. Some other reviews say they are too small and that is due to the slight variation in sizing between rim brands. I would recommend having some tire wrenches and dry soap to make the installation process easier. They should fit any 26" rim with some "persuasion".
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My best advice is to go to Tire Rack.com to verify the correct size and fit. I made a major error in that these Hawk rotors that I had ordered from Amazon for my sisters 2003 Honda Odessy did not fit!. And was very displeased to be charged a premium "restocking fee" on return.
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Not sure..But it will fit bike on sale at Walmart retail store with 26 x 1.95 up to 2.25 tire , probably it will not fit 27 or 28 tire . Good luck
1036012
Yes, I have ordered the largest one and it will be to big for your bike. Read the comments about sizing as some people have had problems getting the correct size
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Your tire is much larger that the one I purchased this cover for. Measure you tire from top to bottom to get an approximate tire size then order one to fit your specific tire size.
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The age and gear set up of your bike has nothing to do with tire size. You need to measure the rim or existing tire to know if it'll fit.
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You have to put the same rotor size on that you have now from the factory. If u don't know what size you have pull a tire off and measure to be safe