WAYGOM motorcycle inner tubes Motorcycle inner tubes are located inside motocross, enduro or scooter tyres.
Inner tubes
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Kids motorcycle inner tubes
Price range: 7,90 € through 10,20 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
3 mm reinforced inner tubes
Price range: 13,35 € through 21,60 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Standard motorcycle inner tubes
Price range: 7,50 € through 16,75 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
4 mm extra-reinforced inner tubes
Price range: 16,90 € through 24,75 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
WAYGOM motorcycle inner tubes
Motorcycle inner tubes are located inside motocross, enduro or scooter tyres. They are filled with air and ensure the tyre and rim remain airtight by maintaining continuous tension on the tyre walls.
What are the different thicknesses of Waygom motorcycle inner tubes?
Inner tubes are made of Butyl, which makes them insensitive to temperature variations and therefore prevents them from hardening in winter. Waygom inner tubes feature reinforced valves, so they cannot be torn off while riding.
-Standard inner tubes: 1.5mm
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-Reinforced inner tubes: 3mm
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-Extra-reinforced inner tubes: 4mm
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What are the different types of valves for Waygom motorcycle inner tubes?
Different valve types have also been designed according to the tubes, with JS-87C being an angled valve, making inflation easier on small-diameter wheels, and TR4 valves, also known as standard, on the majority of inner tubes.
What is the difference between a motorcycle inner tube and a mousse?
Waygom inner tubes, made of Butyl, are filled with air, unlike mousses, which are a mix of air and mousse. The main advantage of inner tubes is being able to choose your pressure level and adapt it to the conditions while riding. An over-inflated inner tube can lead to a loss of grip.
How do you fit a motorcycle inner tube?
Here is how to replace a motorcycle inner tube in 10 steps:
-1: Remove the valve core from the inner tube fitted in the tyre to deflate it
-2: Loosen the rim lock (gripster)
-3: Break both tyre sidewalls away from the rim
-4: Using tyre levers, remove the first sidewall of the tyre
-5: Remove the worn inner tube from the tyre
-6: Slightly inflate the new inner tube so that it takes the round shape of the wheel
-7: Insert the inner tube into the tyre, starting where the valve is located so that it settles into place in the rim
-8: Refit the tyre sidewall
-9: Inflate the inner tube so that the tyre seats into place
-10: Retighten the rim lock (gripster)