Maxxis - Inner Tube - Razor MX500 / MX650 (Rear Only) 2.50 / 2.75-10 (90 Degree Outfacing)

Maxxis Inner Tube – Razor MX500 / MX650 Rear – 2.50/2.75-10 90° Valve

General Description

Keep your electric dirt bike ready for the trail with the Maxxis 2.50/2.75-10 Inner Tube. Designed for the rear wheel of compatible Razor MX500 and MX650 models, it is a reliable replacement for a punctured, damaged or ageing tube.

The outward-facing 90-degree valve offers easier access around the rear wheel assembly, making inflation and routine tyre-pressure checks more convenient.

Key Features

• Designed for compatible Razor MX500 and MX650 models

• Suitable for the rear wheel only

• Fits compatible 2.50-10 and 2.75-10 tyre applications

• Outward-facing 90-degree valve for easier pump access

• Durable rubber construction

• Supports reliable air retention

• Ideal replacement for a punctured or worn inner tube

• Suitable for recreational and off-road riding

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Brand	Maxxis
Product type	Replacement inner tube
Tube size	2.50/2.75-10
Compatible rim diameter	10 inches
Valve configuration	90-degree, outward-facing
Construction	Durable rubber
Vehicle compatibility	Selected Razor MX500 and MX650 models
Wheel position	Rear only
Colour	Black
Quantity	1 inner tube

Compatibility

This inner tube is intended for the rear wheel only of compatible Razor Dirt Rocket MX500 and MX650 electric dirt bikes. It is not suitable for the front wheel.

Production versions may use different wheel components. Before ordering, verify the tyre-sidewall size, rim diameter, original tube specifications and direction of the angled valve.

Package Contents

• 1 × Maxxis 2.50/2.75-10 Rear Inner Tube with 90° Valve

Tyre, rim and installation tools are not included.

Important Information

Professional installation is recommended. The angled valve must face outwards and sit correctly without contacting the brake, chain, sprocket or other wheel components. Inspect the tyre and rim before installation, avoid pinching the tube and inflate it to the pressure recommended by the vehicle or tyre manufacturer.