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I don't know what pressure to run exactly, but definitely pump it enough
that the tube stretches to fill the tire. Then just adjust by feel.

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Make sure that the inner tube is big enough. If your tire is, say,
24"x2.5", a standard tube (around 1.8-2) just won't work.

Sometimes it's really hard to find a tube that fits. Over the last week,
I've popped four tires, which has exhausted the supply of 24"x2.3" at
the four bike shops nearest to me. The last tire I bought was a 3 inch
BMX tire, which I had to pay 13$ for!! 🙁

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In that last paragraph, tire=tube.

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Quoted message said:

I don't know what pressure to run exactly, but definitely pump it
enough that the tube stretches to fill the tire. Then just adjust by
feel.

hm.. stretch, eh.. that's definitely a lot higher than where it is now

i'll give that a shot, thanks.

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YEAH, I have one of those Nokian tubes and i freaking HATE IT!!

It's "2.1 - 3.0" tube that is really thick, but guess what. It is listed
as a 24x3.0 tube on the udc, but actually it is a really small tube that
is just thick enough to pump up that much and EXPAND to fill a bigger
tire. The stupid thing flops around like crazy in my leopard 24x3.0 and
my tire folds over all the time when i'm sidehopping now!!! I have to
shop around now to find a real 24x3.0 tube to stop this madness. Why UDC
couldn't keep stock of the same 24x3 tube I got OEM in my uni, who
knows. But this tube is not cool.

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