Note that, while we've tried hard to answer every possible question you could have about flat tire repair, you only need to read as much as you want.
Here are complete instructions for each of these simple steps. Inflate and seat the tire and reinstall the wheel. Inspect the tire and remove whatever caused the flat (if it's still there).Ħ. Open the brake (you skip this step if your bike has disc brakes because it's unnecessary).Ĥ. When you get a flat there are usually six easy steps to follow to fix it.ġ. Most pumps can be frame mounted for carrying or you can tuck it in your pack if you carry one, too. Carry the tire levers and spare tube in a seat bag or your hydration pack. Note that these instructions are for standard tires and tubes, and tubeless setups, and for road and mountain bicycles, too.įirst, you'll need (photo) a pump (one that's right for your valve type and that's carried on your bike or in a pack), a spare tube (to replace the popped one) and tire levers (for removing the tire). When this happens, don't panic! As long as you carry a few basic tools (which we can help you with), flat repair is easy-even fun! Here's how it's done. Sooner or later, you'll ride over some glass or perhaps hit a rut or hole and get a flat tire. How To Patch A Flat Bicycle Tire (Tube).
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