Q-Tubes Superlight Lightweight Road Bike Tube – 700c x 23-25mm, 32mm Presta Valve

Teravail Superlight High-Performance Road Bike Tubes

For cyclists seeking precision and durability in every ride, the Teravail Superlight tube collection redefines lightweight performance without sacrificing strength. Designed with a sleek 0.76mm wall thickness, these tubes deliver exceptional puncture resistance while shaving off unnecessary grams—perfect for competitive road cyclists or long-distance touring enthusiasts prioritizing speed and efficiency.

Key Features:
– Removable Presta Valve Cores: Effortlessly maintain your setup with tool-free valve core replacement, ideal for quick repairs or customizing pressure settings on-the-go.
– Eco-Conscious Packaging: Each tube is wrapped in recycled cardboard printed with soy-based ink, aligning with sustainable practices for environmentally minded riders.
– Bulk Efficiency: Master cartons include 50 tubes (5 inner cartons of 10 individually boxed tubes), offering convenience for bike shops or racers preparing for multi-day events.

Compatibility & Versatility:
Available in ISO diameters for 622mm road rims and 29″ mountain bikes, these tubes cater to a wide range of wheel sizes (20-28mm widths). Labeled as 700×20-28 with threaded shafts and Presta Short valves (32-40mm), they seamlessly integrate with modern road and gravel bikes.

Why Choose Teravail Superlight?
Weighing just 92 grams per tube, they outperform heavier competitors while maintaining structural integrity—perfect for XC mountain biking or urban commutes where every gram counts. Whether you’re conquering cobblestones or gravel trails, these tubes provide reliable protection against sharp debris while keeping your setup lightweight and responsive.

Ideal For:
– Competitive cyclists chasing race-day efficiency
– Touring riders prioritizing durability over miles
– Eco-conscious commuters valuing sustainable gear

Upgrade your ride with tubes built to handle demanding conditions while keeping your environmental footprint small—because speed and sustainability shouldn’t be mutually exclusive.