How to Patch a Bicycle Inner Tube
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This video will guide you through the necessary steps for repairing a bicycle inner tube using a patch kit, including self-adhesive patches, vulcanizing patches, and tire boots. We will also diagnose potential causes of damaged tubes, to help avoid getting more flats in the future. Typical tools and supplies for this process: • Tire levers to remove tire & tube • Pump to inflate tire • Marker or other method of marking hole • Patch kit: - Self-adhesive patch such as Park Tool GP-2 (http://www.parktool.com/product/super-patch-kit-gp-2) - Self-vulcanizing patch such as Park Tool VP-1 (http://www.parktool.com/product/vulcanizing-patch-kit-vp-1) - Tire boot such as Park Tool TB-2 (http://www.parktool.com/product/emergency-tire-boot-tb-2) The information in this video is applicable to all bicycle wheels with an inner tube - tubeless and tubular systems are not covered. Find more bike repair help at http://www.parktool.com
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good video! but first patch = fail?
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Extremely good video -- thank you!!
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Nice video!!
Didn't know the trick of spreading the grue with the foil of the patch, very clever!
Most of my punctures are the "snake bite" type, some times they are so big even the biggest patches don't hold enough the high pressure the road tire needs and I have to discard the tube wasting a patch in the process... -
Good detailed info that many cyclists don't know. Thanks Calvin!
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Really like your videos Cal. Always somethung to learn.
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4:57 О_О didn't know that pin in cap is for puncturing a tube.
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