Green Line 12×2.0 / 12×2.5 Inner Tube – 90° Angled Valve
Green Line 12×2.0 / 12×2.5 Inner Tube – 90° Angled Valve
$18.23
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Product Details
Description
Green Line 12×2.0 / 12×2.5 Inner Tube – 90° Angled Valve
Replacement Part Details
Use this part when the original component is worn, damaged, missing, or no longer working correctly. Many scooter parts can look similar but use different sizes, plugs, brackets, thread patterns, or mounting styles, so careful comparison before purchase is recommended.
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Additional information
| Weight | 0.35 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 4.5 × 2.5 × 7 in |
| Condition | New |
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Keep your electric scooter or e-bike rolling with the Green Line 12" Premium Inner Tube. Engineered specifically for hub-motor wheels where a straight valve stem can't reach, this tube features a 90° angled Schrader valve that makes inflation simple even in the tightest motor housings. Built from extra-thick butyl rubber for superior pinch-flat resistance and vibration dampening.
Model Compatibility
Fits any tire marked 12x2.0, 12x2.125, 12x2.25, or 12x2.50. Confirmed fitment includes:
- Hiboy: X300
- Razor: EcoSmart Metro, EcoSmart HD, RSF500
- Jetson: Bolt, Bolt Pro, Adventure
- Swagtron: EB-5, EB-7
Key Features
- 90° Angled Schrader Valve: Designed for hub-motor wheels where straight valves can't reach — pump access made easy.
- Extra-Thick Butyl Rubber: Heavy-duty walls for improved pinch-flat resistance and longer service life.
- Multi-Size Fit: Covers 12x2.0 through 12x2.50 tire widths in a single tube.
- Smooth Ride: Superior vibration dampening for a more comfortable commute.
Technical Specifications
- Tire Size: 12 inch
- Tire Width Compatibility: 2.0" – 2.50"
- Valve Type: Schrader (Standard)
- Valve Angle: 90° Angled
- Material: Premium Butyl Rubber
Installation Tip: Slightly inflate the tube before installing to give it shape and prevent bunching or pinching between the rim and tire during assembly.
