Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (2.3 - 2.5") (32mm)

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Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (2.3 - 2.5") (32mm)
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Dan's Comp Deluxe BMX Inner Tube Description:

Dan's Comp Deluxe BMX Inner Tubes are high-quality tubes designed for racing, jumping, and riding. 1.0 mm thick. Sold Individually

Note: We may substitute comparable brands of tubes due to supply issues.


Specifications:

  • Diameter: 20"
  • ISO Diameter (ETRTO): 406
  • Valve Type: Schrader
  • Valve Length: 32mm
  • Removable Valve Core: Yes
  • Puncture Protection: -
  • Weight: 8oz (2.3-2.5")

This product was added to our catalog on August 19, 2020

Giovany Cruz
Verified Owner
Thursday, Jul 28 2022 (about 3 years ago)
Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (1.9 - 2.4") (32mm)
Biught two both tubes just popped had little holes throught the plastic "weld" I would probably go with the source bmx tubes
2 customers found this review helpful.
Russell Beck
Verified Owner
Wednesday, Aug 18 2021 (about 4 years ago)
Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (1.9 - 2.4") (32mm)
The bike shop tubes at a big retailer are better than these tubes. One went flat after 10 minutes, the other was manufactured wrong, and the valve stem area wouldn't seat properly.
2 customers found this review helpful.
Ronald Jones
Verified Owner
Friday, Jun 26 2026 (3 weeks ago)
Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (2.3 - 2.5") (32mm)
These tubes to not pass the minimal of 85psi - max OF 110 psi
squish
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Aug 5 2025 (11 months ago)
Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (2.3 - 2.5") (32mm)
i bought two, and when i aired 1 of em up it just sprung a leak. Could b skill issue. A fluke if u will. Idk i got an old one like five or six years ago it still holds on my main but then i bought 2 new ones a few months ago and i put 1 into a new tire (no tools) and it promptly failed... So idfk. Might have pinched it who knows. Two days ago my second one popped via casing a planter gap cus my backtire hit storm drain. fine dasson me, but the other one? who fkn knows, i didnt poke it w a screwdriver. thats normally the cause for me if i DO use tools. But i even pre inflate everytime to get kinks out (not alot either i put my top front tooth into schrader to depress the top of valve itself and just fill until its not completely empty) AND it wasnt pinched i lined up old tube on the new one as seperate entities and centered new tube as well so idek. Ive been doing it like this since i was 9 man (both wrapping old tubes and my buddies dad taught me tooless) im telling u i didnt fuck it up . Also the wrapped popped tube was a tear from u guessed it casing a box at the local park so its not like i left a pokie in that shit and it punctured. Listen All i know is i ride cheap wallyworld tubes and they never steer me wrong. That is (minus old ass front wheel tube) what are in both my subrosa and my kink right now. I had to go get a walmart tube right after i had first got my dans shipment and the shit failed. Some i always do tho is ANY AND EVERYTIME i get a flat, i cut off valve stem. Split tube in half all the way around inside circumference starting from inside valve hole (since i cut it off) and then i put that hoe around the new tube before lining it up as center as possible (if u cut it like shit good luck) slipping it in a tire and then putting valve stem thru rim and capping it. Next i just start w valve at very bottom, slip one entire side of bead over, work it to top then start the other side of the bottom of the bead and work my way to top again. I just push it over. Never had it pop like that but anytime i use tools i fuck it up. Idk like i said maybe skill issue but i dont think so. Just get a wally tube they always say 2.25 fkn LIES. i ride 2.4 and 2.5 tires i b hittin gaps n starsets no problem i ride at 41 psi and i weigh 160 sum . u double rubber that hoe right u b gucci. i always rode wally tubes only reason i got the old dans tube in my front wheel is cus a while back i had to get new headset. Idk i just thought hmm maybe ill try the ones made for my..... NOT WORTH IT. It worked last time but now they are cheeks. if u ride like 45 pounds and higher, or u weigh a little more or maybe ur out riding big transitions doin flairs n shit... Fine get some beefy fuckers. BUT NOT THIS BRAND lol. Edited thats another thing is i used to live in sanbernadino.. Fucking goatheads everywhere. people swore by their "better quality" slime tubes...fkn WEAK. Them bitches are ASS. Just double rubber dat hoe. i rode through desert almost daily to go home w "dry" or slimeless tubes, and it used to baffle mfs when i told em just layer that shit up fr. Id pick out hella stickers all day. Idk if u alr got a popped tube why not. Only thing is if it GOT A FLAT from stickers or goat heads or thorns or some bs MAKE SURE u get em out before u put it on new tube or the same thing that popped it will pop new one as soon as u land onnit right. But for me its normally blowouts from casing i RARELY GET puncture flats. GOOOOD LUUCK MFS!!!! Dont buy this shit older ones fine they seem to b of a higher quility i still got an OLD dans tube but they not made like that now THIS NEW SHIT IS GARBAGE
Justin
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Jun 28 2022 (about 4 years ago)
Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (1.9 - 2.4") (32mm)
For the price is works. Tubes tend to last me. I dont know what the difference is in the other brands.
Josh Hamilton
Verified Owner
Sunday, Feb 21 2021 (about 5 years ago)
Dan's Comp Deluxe 20" BMX Inner Tube (Schrader) (2.3 - 2.5") (32mm)
Sick tire that reminds me of other thick inner tubes for a better price. Has danscomp on it so, it much be good. No but for real these are pretty good. Tubes should come in certain sizes and you should never have flats if the conditions allow it.
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