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AERON/TPU Gives Us SuperLight Race Tubes with Aluminum Valves

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AERON/TPU is the latest to step deeper into the high-performance, ultra-light inner tube game. Founded by RTI Sports Group, the folks behind Ergon saddles and grips, AERON wants to instill longevity and durability into the hyper-lightweight tube world and swap out less user-friendly (but light) plastic valves for alloy ones.

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Their SuperLight Race series, which debuted at the UK CORE bike show, is aimed at weight-conscious riders looking for low rolling resistance, compact pack size, and top-tier puncture protection.

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Aluminum Presta Valves For the Win

The SuperLight Race tubes come with aluminum Presta valves, delivering a lighter, stronger, and more adaptable setup for racers and performance riders.

Here’s what makes them stand out:

  • Removable valve core for easy sealant injection
  • Better compatibility with valve extenders
  • More resistant to extreme temperatures
  • A machined valve stem ensures a secure pump head connection
  • Built for durability (compared to plastic valves)

Weight Weenies – Prep Your Wallet

The SuperLight Race lineup is impressively light, with models for road, MTB, and CX/gravel:

  • Road SuperLite Race (23-25mm, Presta 42mm): 21g
  • MTB SuperLite Race (1.7″-2.5″, Presta 42mm): 40g
  • CX/Gravel SuperLite Race (32-52mm, Presta 42mm): 30g
  • Price: 24,95 €, £22.99, $29.95 per tube.
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Availability—When Can You Get Them?

AERON/TPU is rolling out the SuperLight Race aluminum valve tubes in April, with options in 42mm, 65mm, and 80mm valve lengths. For those looking for a more budget-friendly TPU valve version, 42mm models will be available in May and 65/80mm in July.

www.aeron-tpu.com

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nooner
nooner
2 hours ago

What are tubes?

allison
allison
1 hour ago

I only ride 32-35mm length valves. Don’t like such a long valve sticking out of my rim. What’s the use of making a light valve then making it so long? At least offer a 32mm valve.

Astro_Kraken
Astro_Kraken
5 minutes ago

Sure, announce this NOW after I bought new emergency tubes that I have to either worry about melting with my USB pump or buy a new pump.

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