Best inner tube?

[-deuced-]

21" front rim. Recently had installed new rim strip, tube and Avon cobra and am happy with the tyre. The tube is VeeRubber, seems to lose a pound or two every night. I watched the guy remove old tyre and install the new. Very happy with his work. I don't think tube was pinched. I did tighten valve core slightly but that made no difference. I think it's just the tube and I want to replace it. Not complaining about the shop in any way, totally my fault, I should have spoken with them sooner. It's been a couple of months. No hesitation in returning to shop. At the time, guy after me was after a tyre for salt racer. Three of us chatting away and I felt the tech new his stuff.
Anyway, what do you guys consider best brand for inner tube?

[Panzer]

Dunlop tube.
                 
BTW....put a little soap solution on the valve, maybe replace the valve core. 

[Maddo Snr]

Vee Rubber don't have the best quality Schrader valves around. Go to a bicycle shop and buy a quality valve core. Bicycle ones seal at very low pressures. Alternatively, find a used Michelin or Bridgestone tube and use their core.

Did the Tech re-tighten the clamp-down nut on the valve stem of the new tube BEFORE he used the tube? Many new tubes weep air there. Every decent MX mechanic checks this on new tubes...

[barny7655]

i use a off road tube, rubber, heavy, takes a bit to fit new, but doesnt loose  air as much , and pure rubber ,cheers barny

[calif phil]

Dunlop and Michelin tubes are very good.  I have no experience with Vee rubber products. 

[Pete_Vit]

Dunlop tube.
                 
BTW....put a little soap solution on the valve, maybe replace the valve core. 

no matter what brand tire I get, I get the Dunlop tube  I also have a 21" spoke up front

[djl]

Get rid of the tube and seal the rim as shown in the link. Did this on my BMW R9T and it can sit for weeks and might drop a pound or two.  I did have to pull the front wheel and redo a single spoke that I didn't seal correctly; probably got careless, in a hurry after doing the rear wheel first.  The front was losing a few pounds a week.  Re-did the offending spoke and the front holds as good as the rear now.  My main reason for the change was to avoid the possibility of changing a tubed tire in the Texas hill country in August when a rope plug will get me home. I have noticed that the step by step would not reveal using MS Edge but not a problem with Chrome.

https://cyb.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/KTM/Tubeless/

[92flhtcu]

The Bikemaster and Twin Power Tubes are the heaviest duty I've had in hand. This version came out maybe 2 / 2.5 yrs ago. I've had a lot of compliments on them from dealers. See your local Indy, or if you are in the sticks, one of our HTT supporters can help you out getting them.
Not a shameful plug 100%, these are just that good.

[guppymech]

For inner tubes and wheel balance weights the Harley dealer sells good stuff.

[Panzer]

Almost like ....what's best a Caddy or a Chevy??

[Pete_Vit]

Almost like ....what's best a Caddy or a Chevy??

Ford 

[Hossamania]

Almost like ....what's best a Caddy or a Chevy??

Ford 

I knew that was coming.

[calif phil]

Almost like ....what's best a Caddy or a Chevy??

Caddy of course!