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Ortem 29x1.75-2.35c 48mm Schrader Valve MTB Tube

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Management number 236426276 Release Date 2026/07/09 List Price US$147.70 Model Number 236426276
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The Ortem 29 x 1.75–2.35c 48 mm Schrader Valve MTB Tube is built for 29-inch mountain bike wheels with tyres between 1.75″ and 2.35″ wide. It’s suited for rugged off-road use, offering reliable air retention and durability for MTB, hybrid or trekking bikes. With a Schrader valve and butyl-rubber construction, it’s a practical and robust choice for mountain biking, trail riding, commuting, or general-purpose cycling.

Features
  • 48 mm Schrader valve — common for MTB wheels and easy to pump at most pumps/petrol-pump air stations
  • Butyl rubber tube for stable air retention and long-term durability
  • Wide tyre-profile tube suitable for mountain, hybrid, or trekking bikes
  • Robust construction for off-road, trail, commuting or mixed-terrain cycling
Specifications
  • Wheel Size- 29"
  • Available Width- 1.75-2.35c
  • Tube Material- Butyl
  • Valve Type- Schrader
  • Valve Length- 48mm
Additional Info
  • Country of Origin: India
  • Manufactured By: VITTI Trading LLP , #2471 , 25th Cross, 17th Main , Banashankari 2nd stage , Bangalore - 560070 , Karnataka , India.
  • Net Quantity: 1N
  • Customer Care Address: 291, 10 Main, 5 Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore - 560041. Ph: (080)47183232, Email: support@bumsonthesaddle.com
  • Commodity: Tubes

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