The Schwalbe bike tube No. 15 with SCV is your reliable companion on the racing bike. Made from high-quality butyl, it impresses with uniform wall thickness, excellent air tightness, and exceptional durability.

Particularly practical: The innovative Schwalbe Clik Valve (SCV) makes inflating with the Schwalbe Clik Valve pump head or pump head adapter faster, easier, and more comfortable. Just click, pump, and remove – done. And if you use a classic SV pump, you're still compatible.

Your benefits at a glance:

• ✅ Fits 28"/700C tires (ETRTO 23/30-622, 22/25-630) – ideal for racing bikes
• ✅ Holds air longer thanks to the high-quality butyl material
• ✅ Uniform wall thickness for maximum safety
• ✅ Innovative Clik Valve (SCV) – intuitive pumping without loss of pressure
• ✅ Reverse compatible with classic SV pumps
• ✅ Winner of the Eurobike Award 2024 for smart valve technology
• ✅ Lightweight at only 105 g – perfect for speed

Technical specifications

• Inch size: 28" / 700C
• ETRTO range: ETRTO 23/30-622, 22/25-630
• Valve type: SCV (Schwalbe Clik Valve)
• Valve length: 40 mm or 60 mm
• Material: Butyl
• Weight: approx. 105 g

Why Schwalbe tube No. 15 is the right choice

If you're looking for a reliable bike tube for 28 inch / 700C tires, Schwalbe No. 15 is just right for you. It is the first choice for those who value long air retention, ease of use, and safety – whether in everyday life or on long bike tours. The Clik Valve sets new standards in user comfort and makes inflation easier than ever before.

Scope of delivery

• 1x Schwalbe bike tube No. 15 (28"/700C) with SCV

❓Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Which bikes is the tube suitable for?
The Schwalbe tube No. 15 fits racing bikes with 28"/700C tires in the ETRTO range 23/30-622, 22/25-630.

2. What makes the Clik Valve special?
It allows for intuitive, quick, and safe inflation without loss of pressure. Just click on, pump, and remove. You will need an SCV pump head or pump head adapter for this.

3. Can I inflate the tube with a normal SV pump?
Yes, the Clik Valve is backward compatible and works with conventional SV pumps as well. However, the pump head cannot be simply clicked on – you will need to clamp or hold it as usual.

4. Can I change the tube myself?
Yes, self-replacement is easily possible. All you need are tire levers and an air pump.

• Use a tire lever to pull the tire off the rim on one side (the opposite side stays on the rim) and remove the old tube.
• Check the tire, rim tape, and rim for damage or foreign objects.
• From the open side, you can now insert the new tube. Lightly inflate the tube to give it its shape.
• Now you can cleanly position the tube and push the tire bead back into the rim bed all around.
• Inflate carefully and ensure the tire sits evenly (check the surrounding marking ring on the tire).

5. How heavy is the tube?
At approximately 105 g, it is lightweight and ideal for high speeds.