How Do You Change A Bicycles Inner Tubes?
While some people still patch punctured inner tubes, the days of the patch kit are numbered. By installing a new tube, you take a more reliable route to remedying a flat bicycle tire. As long as you avoid another puncture, using a new tube is a long-lasting, cost-effective way to get back on the road after a flat. Completely deflate your flat tire. If you have a Schrader valve (the car-tire style), press your fingernail or the tip of a pen inside of it to release any remaining air. For the skinny-style Presta valve, unscrew the tip of the valve and press down on it to let the remaining air escape. Remove your wheel from the bicycle frame. If you have a quick release (Q/R)wheel, simply pull the Q/R lever away from the bike, unscrew it three to five turns and pop the wheel out of the frame. If your wheels are bolted on with axle nuts, secure the appropriate size wrench to remove the wheel. Refer to your bicycle’s owners manual or local bike service department for details specific to remo
