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Because we don't have time to patch tubes on the road

Cutter's Premium Road Bike Tubes come in a four-pack because as any long distance or urban rider knows to take only one tube and you'll end up getting two flats -- fate can be vindictive. Although you may not need to carry four tubes at once, having a few on hand may help you avoid Murphy's Law.

These Premium Tube's extra-long Presta valves play nice with your fixed gear's Deep Vs or your road jet's deep dish Zipps. An extra-long valve means you can always come to the rescue when your friends forget a spare on your metric century. The rubber smells like magic right out of the box.

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5 5

Ryan Hosfelt

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Stems are gold and caps are green. They're dirt cheap and fill my tires with sweet sweet air. What's not to like?

5 5

trap298658

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Best bang for your buck in tubes that I've seen in along time. They hold up well and the price is great. I use them with my 58mm Williams Carbon wheels. The removable valve cores make it super easy to add valve extensions. Plus I love the green valve caps!!

1 5

Sam Matthews

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I had a pack of mountain tubes and a pack of road tubes in this brand. None of the 8 tires lasted more than 2 rides. They say on the package that if they suck send them back for a refund. They suck.

5 5

Tommy Nankervis

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You can't beat a deal like this. Perfect to put under the saddle and use in an emergency. If you ask me, tubes are tubes, and these are as cheap as you'll find

4 5

Chris Whitaker

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I can't complain about these tubes. They work just fine and are dirt cheap. It's hard to argue with that.

4 5

Scott Hemming

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

These tubes get the job done and the price is right.

5 5

Ted Fundoukos

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These tubes work great and nice price at $15 for 4. Get them while you can. I ride Continental 4 seasons 25mm and 4000s and they work great.

4 5

lholliday100098488

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Very satisfied with this purchase. The price was what I wanted and the tubes allow me to ride my bike. I am stoked on this deal.

5 5

tar505555827

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

If you only ride as much as I do(3-4 hrs a week), then a tube is a tube whether you pay $10 a tube or $4 a tube. I have had no problems with the Cutter tubes and I have purchased two bundles of them over the last couple of years.

1 5

scop105050

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Bought 2 of these packs. Have had ***4*** defective tubes by the valve. Seek other brands!

5 5

aleks

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The stems are not threaded and there isn't a little nut to hold it in place against the rim. It doesn't seem like a problem, I've just never seen a tube like this. The caps are green instead of the usual black, which again doesn't affect performance in any way but just stands out.

3 5

Doug Openshaw

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Have used 2 of the 4 so far with no problems. I do wish the stem was threaded though.

4 5

Steve Simpson

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Based on the other reviews it looks like these tubes can be pretty hit or miss so it wouldn't be a bad idea to inflate them a day before you really need them, just in case.

That said I haven't had any problems with mine. Works great if you want to load up on cheap tubes.

3 5

Jamie Prudhomme

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So far they're ok.
I got a flat on one of the tubes trying to install it. This was probably (definitely) my fault, but it points to their fragility just the same.
Other than that, they fill out my tire and seem to roll in a circle.

4 5

Jachlopeck1927710

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This is my second go around with the cutter tubes from BT. The first 8 I bought about 2 years ago and I had awesome luck. I used them on both my road and tri bike putting thousands of miles on them. 2 were junk out the box but the rest took almost 2 years to blow through so that says something. Just go my second batch and so far have only used 1 with zero problems. Trusted these on my bike for IM Lake Placid and had no issues or fear of flats.

1 5

jay3839225

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These are terrible! Every one failed within weeks; two within days. I'm not talking about simple punctures that can be repaired on the road. These tubes failed at the point where the stem is connected to the tube. In one instance, the stem came off in my hand.

1 5

SN0WT0WN

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Count them... 5, five straight failed tubes. 4 of them blow out at around 100 - 110 psi when replacing my commuter's flat rear tire. The other one went flat overnight.

Switched to a different/lighter tube that I wanted to save for my road bike... no problem.

I wonder if realcyclist will replace them.

Defective tubes
5 5

franrico

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I have been buying these tubes since the beginning. The first two batches were hit or miss, mine were fine, my buddies were junk. This last batch I bought have been great, I haven't had any issues and have actually been riding on them for quite awhile. After talking with customer service it sounds like they found out the issue on the first batch and fixed it with the latest round. So take all the old reviews with a grain of sand. The issue has been fixed.

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