One inner tube for rest of your life,which would you choose?

p1tse

Following on From the tyre topic:
viewtopic.php?f=40013&t=12896221

Also being new to road cycling, which inner tube would you choose and why?
I'm looking to stock up a couple to put into saddle bag for spares

declan1

I would choose one that holds air. It improves speed, comfort and everything!

mrdsgs

one that fits your unicycle tyre!

p1tse

LOL

as a newbie i take the inner tubes aren't as important on choices?

mrdsgs

thick and cheap rubber tubes on commuter, valve length determined by rim profile, if space or weight is a premium, ultralite tubes which cost about twice as much, or Continental supersonics more still. There is really no one tube for all wheels and tyres, even before we start on whether you might need valve extenders and therefore may want removable valve core tubes.

Speak to LBS or buy online, Continental, Specialized, Michelin, ...

Gizmodo

You could always go tubeless.

For a more serious answer see http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40042&t=12895305

declan1

p1tse wrote:

LOL

as a newbie i take the inner tubes aren't as important on choices?

As a racer they're important, but as a 'normal' cyclist I wouldn't choose a lightweight innertube for risk of more punctures...