Looking for rear tire Inner tube

[Ben1704]

Hello

I have been looking for an inner tube with a side valve.  the only thing i found was a place in the UK
that sold Continental.

Does any one know if there is a place in the US that has these?

[The emperor has no clothes]

I don`t know if it would be too safe to run an innertube in either tire of the Valkyrie. If you've got a puncture you would probably be better off removing the tire and patching from the inside.

[John Schmidt]

Guess I have only one question: Why an innertube?

[PhredValk]

An outertube would wear too fast?
Fred.

[Paxton]

Check with the Honda Dealer.

[The emperor has no clothes]

An outertube would wear too fast?
Fred.

[John Schmidt]

An outertube would wear too fast?
Fred.

GROOOOAN!   

[HayHauler]

An outertube would wear too fast?
Fred.

GROOOOAN!   

And not handle very well in the rain... 

Hay 
Jimmyt

[old2soon]

The tire industry is going tubeless for a lot of reasons. My motocross bike and my early 70s street bike were plagued by tubes. If tubes are improperly inflated they will blow quicker than a tire that is under inflated-think extreme chafing. Some one else asked and I will also-WHY an innertube?? RIDE SAFE.

[reachray37]

Inner tubes in tubeless tires are a bad idea. friction= heat=failure = 

[rhinor61]

I had an inner tube installed on a front tire by my local motorcycle shop because the tire on had 500 miles on it. Filled it with nitrogen to keep the moisture out and I would top it off only with compressed nitogen. 10k miles with no issues with it.

They wont patch motorcycle tires....

Bridgestone had made the front tube..
but doing a quick search.. I found a Continental F/G 16 for the rear.
http://www.conti-online.com/www/motorcycle_de_en/themes/tubes/motorrad_schlaueche_en.html



for the labor of doing a rear tire, just get a new tire.