Rolling Resistance – the crucial factor! with S-Tubos to the Ironman! People who ride bicycles a lot are certainly familiar with the phenomenon that different tires, surfaces, air pressure, etc. also require different amounts of power to be able to ride at a certain speed. The crucial factor here is the so-called rolling resistance, i.e., […]
light weight tubes Why the S-Tubo-MTB is actually worth 280 € In general, weight is an important issue for bicycles used as sports equipment. What are the advantages of saving weight? How can I make my bike lighter? And how much does it cost me? Acceleration advantage: The weight of the full setup (rider + […]
ride light and Puncture proof how tubolito squared the circle Everything in life is a compromise, including bicycle inner tubes. For the past years, your choice was: Either get a standard tube made of butyl with decent puncture resistance or try to save some weight by getting the “superlight” version. Basically, these are thinner butyl […]
Small Pack size, Big Deal! Why we care about Pack size, and you should too S-tubos – world’s smallest bicycle tubes At Tubolito we see ourselves as tube engineers, trying to develop tubes that meet all the needs of cyclists. With S-Tubos, we have developed a tube with a pack size that is 80 % […]
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In case we ask you to submit product information about your Tubolito for quality review purposes, please send us the following two codes.
Step 1. Finding the Product Code of your Tubolito:
The product code is a 9 digit code next to the Tubolito logo on your tube.
In the example picture: 907111206
Step 2. Finding the Batch Code of your Tubolito:
The batch code is made up of 4 or 5 digits and a letter and is printed right underneath the name of your Tubolito.
In the example picture: 19465A
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