Inner Tube FISCHER Dunlop Valve 71.10 cm (28 inch) for Standard Wheels

FISCHER inner tube with a Dunlop (sclaverand-type) valve, 71.10 cm length, suitable for 28" (ETRTO standard) wheels. This tube is intended as a direct replacement for standard road and city bicycle tubes that require a Dunlop valve and the 28" sizing. Manufactured to provide airtight inflation and consistent pressure retention, it fits rims and tires that match the 28" ETRTO dimensions and can be used for routine repairs or as a spare for daily riding.

Advantages

The tube offers reliable air retention and consistent valve seating thanks to the Dunlop valve design. Its 71.10 cm length matches 28" ETRTO wheel geometry for accurate fit and uncomplicated installation. Made to standard material and thickness for general road and city use, it balances durability and flexibility for easier handling during patching or replacement. The product is compatible with common tire sizes that correspond to 28" ETRTO specifications, enabling straightforward interchangeability with other standard tubes.

Suitable for

• Replacement of standard inner tubes on 28" (ETRTO) road and city bicycles
• Carrying as a spare tube for commuting and urban riding
• Quick roadside repairs where a Dunlop valve is required

Key specifications

• Valve type: Dunlop (sclaverand-type)
• Tube length: 71.10 cm
• Wheel compatibility: 28" (ETRTO standard)
• Intended use: road and city bicycles
• Material: standard butyl rubber construction for general cycling use

How to use

Inspect the rim and tire for debris or sharp objects before installation. Partially inflate the FISCHER inner tube to give it shape, then insert it into the tire mounted on the rim. Align the Dunlop valve with the valve hole and seat the valve base securely in the rim. Carefully work the tire bead onto the rim, ensuring the tube is not pinched between bead and rim. Inflate to the tire manufacturer’s recommended pressure, checking that the tire seats evenly and the valve remains straight. Recheck for leaks or bulges before riding.

Recommendations

Store spare tubes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals. When replacing a tube, also inspect tire tread and rim tape; consider replacing rim tape if damaged. Use a pump compatible with Dunlop valves or an adapter as needed, and follow the tire pressure guidelines printed on the tire sidewall for optimal performance and safety.