"They're simple, repeatable, and don't require a full workbench. Learn them once and you'll ride calmer, farther, and cheaper. 1) Fix a Flat Tire (Tube or Tubeless) Carry the basics: two tire levers, a spare tube, a patch kit, and either a mini pump or CO₂ inflator. Tube setup: pop off one bead with levers, remove tube, check the tire for thorns/wire, install new tube with a little air, re-seat bead, inflate."
"Tubeless: spin the sealant to the puncture; if it won't seal, insert a bacon strip/plug, reinflate, and roll the tire to distribute sealant. Pro tip: always inspect the inside of the tire with your fingers-carefully-to avoid re-flats from hidden debris. What I carry:Tire Levers · Spare Tube · Patch Kit · Mini Pump / CO₂ Inflator · Tubeless Plug Kit"
Five practical bike repairs can be completed without a shop visit using minimal tools. Flat-tire repairs cover both tube and tubeless systems: carry levers, a spare tube, patch kit, pump or CO₂, and a tubeless plug kit; inspect the tire interior before reinstalling. Chain issues are fixed by repositioning a dropped chain or replacing a stretched chain and spare quick link; carry a chain checker, quick-link, pliers, and lube. Brake noise is addressed by centering disc calipers, tightening bolts, and wiping rotors with alcohol. Learning these repeatable procedures reduces roadside stress and maintenance costs.
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