im sick of getting punctures when i go riding, so i decided to make my rear tyre tubless. but im a student…so i have a bank account with 15 pounds in…my plan was to try ghetto tubless…so i went the bike shop to get a small innertube…they charged me 5 pounds for the dam thing n they charged me 2 quid for a 26 inch tube in the summer…why so 3 pounds more for less???????its not even a more expensive make its just a cheap kenda tube…know im sat here with my back wheel and an innertube that i dont really dont want to cut up cos it cost so much…

RANT FAIL.

needs more capitals.

You might want to try the following phrase:

"That seems a bit expensive, i think i will leave it thanks."

1.21 at Tesco last time I got some.

my capslock button doesnt work.

according to american tv, i should eat more yogurt – Member
my capslock button doesnt work.

Then you should have known better than to even attempt a rant in the first place.

Rookie error.

Shift key?

if i use the shift key to much it might also brake and then id be stuck with one shift key which is in the wrong place and surly that will end up with the laptop being thrown through a window

Break/Brake

Student with laptop and internet connection complaining about price of inner tube?

Poke off and do some study you wastrel.

but he's still at home, and not already drunk, maybe a little strapped for cash?

according to american tv, i should eat more yogurt:
if i use the shift key to much it might also brake and then id be stuck with one shift key which is in the wrong place and surly that will end up with the laptop being thrown through a window

There we go, your half way there!

Bike shops can buy job lots of 700x23c or 26" inner tubes for peanuts, while less common sizes like 20" tend to have to be ordered a few at a time rather than in a big bulk purchase. So, they tend to be pricier.

I know we get gurt big boxes full of unpackaged Kenda tubes for half of chuff all, but they don't do them for 20" wheels so we have to get the boxed ones in which are pricier.