Motorcycle Inner Tube - 411271374C1
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This Vee Rubber motorcycle inner tube (part number 411271374C1) is engineered for riders seeking a reliable, airtight solution for 13-inch wheels. Designed for specific tire widths ranging from 120 to 140, it is an essential component for maintaining consistent tire pressure and structural integrity during daily commutes or spirited rides. While it offers excellent durability, users must ensure it is correctly sized for their specific rim and tire profile to prevent pinching during installation.
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| Model Part Number | 411271374C1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hella |
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FAQs
Can I use this on a 12-inch wheel?
No, this tube is specifically sized for 13-inch wheels. Using it on an incorrect size will lead to premature failure.
What does the TR87 valve design do?
The TR87 is an angular (bent) valve stem designed to improve clearance on smaller wheels where a straight stem might be obstructed by the brake disc or rim.
Is this tube suitable for high-speed highway use?
Yes, it is designed for standard motorcycle applications, provided it is correctly installed and maintained at the manufacturer's recommended PSI.
Does this package come with rim tape?
No, the package includes the inner tube only. It is recommended to inspect your existing rim tape and replace it if it is damaged.
How often should I check the pressure?
You should check your tire pressure before every ride to ensure optimal performance and to prolong the life of the inner tube.
Troubleshooting
Tube loses pressure rapidly after installation
The tube may have been pinched during installation. Remove the tire and inspect the tube for small 'snake bite' holes.
Valve stem is difficult to access
Use a flexible valve extension or a right-angle inflator tool to accommodate the TR87 angular valve configuration.
Visible bulge in the tire
The tube may not be seated properly. Deflate, reseat the tire beads, and inflate gradually while checking for even expansion.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Versatile width compatibility for 13-inch tires
- Angular TR87 valve stem makes inflation more accessible
- High-durability rubber material
- Stable pressure retention for improved handling
Cons
- Requires professional installation to avoid punctures
- Not compatible with tube-less rim configurations
- Specific to 13-inch wheel diameters only
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation should be performed by a professional or someone experienced with tire mounting to prevent pinching the tube.
- Check Compatibility: Verify your tire sidewall states a 13-inch diameter and a width between 120 and 140.
- Rim Inspection: Ensure the rim interior is clean and free of sharp edges or rusted spoke nipples.
- Installation: Apply a light coating of tire talc to prevent the tube from sticking to the inside of the tire.
- Maintenance: Regularly check air pressure before each ride, as small fluctuations can accelerate wear on the valve stem area.