Bike Tube Keeps Popping At Valve at Oscar Fishbourne blog

Bike Tube Keeps Popping At Valve. The split is happening about an inch from my valve on the side of the tube that touches my rim, same spot with each of the three tubes. I've gone through three inner tubes in two weeks and each time the problem is the same a small tare at the base of the valve. After riding a day or two, it looks like my tube gets rotated a little inside the tire, and the valve becomes bent. I get many punctures at the valve stem in my 29 inch mountain bicycle. The tire pulls on the tube (more friction rubber to rubber), eventually tearing the valve off the tube or allowing the valve hole to slice through the rubber portion of the tube. Don't overtighten the valve lock nut, pulling the valve base hard in to the rim. If ok, make a rubber washer from an old tube and put it on the valve. If i continue riding, the tube gets. Check for rough edges around the valve hole as hovr suggests. Any tips to avoid them? The hole with leaking air is marked with green circle (click for larger):

Check for rough edges around the valve hole as hovr suggests. Don't overtighten the valve lock nut, pulling the valve base hard in to the rim. Any tips to avoid them? The split is happening about an inch from my valve on the side of the tube that touches my rim, same spot with each of the three tubes. After riding a day or two, it looks like my tube gets rotated a little inside the tire, and the valve becomes bent. If i continue riding, the tube gets. If ok, make a rubber washer from an old tube and put it on the valve. I get many punctures at the valve stem in my 29 inch mountain bicycle. I've gone through three inner tubes in two weeks and each time the problem is the same a small tare at the base of the valve. The tire pulls on the tube (more friction rubber to rubber), eventually tearing the valve off the tube or allowing the valve hole to slice through the rubber portion of the tube.

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Bike Tube Keeps Popping At Valve If i continue riding, the tube gets. The tire pulls on the tube (more friction rubber to rubber), eventually tearing the valve off the tube or allowing the valve hole to slice through the rubber portion of the tube. I've gone through three inner tubes in two weeks and each time the problem is the same a small tare at the base of the valve. Don't overtighten the valve lock nut, pulling the valve base hard in to the rim. The split is happening about an inch from my valve on the side of the tube that touches my rim, same spot with each of the three tubes. I get many punctures at the valve stem in my 29 inch mountain bicycle. If ok, make a rubber washer from an old tube and put it on the valve. After riding a day or two, it looks like my tube gets rotated a little inside the tire, and the valve becomes bent. The hole with leaking air is marked with green circle (click for larger): If i continue riding, the tube gets. Any tips to avoid them? Check for rough edges around the valve hole as hovr suggests.