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    • Flip the quick release lever on the wheel.

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    • Squeeze the brake arms together and lift the brake cable from the caliper arms.

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    • Hold the wheel to the ground, and pull the bike frame up and away to remove the wheel from the bike.

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    • Press the valve core while applying pressure to the tire to deflate the tire.

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    • Insert the flat part of a tire lever under the tire coping. Apply pressure to the other end of the lever to lift the tire up and out of the wheel.

    • Slide the lever around the circumference of the wheel to completely remove the tire.

    • Alternatively, if you have multiple tire levers, see if you can clip the first lever to a spoke to keep it in place. Then insert the second lever a few inches away. Clip it to a spoke. Insert the third lever a few more inches along. Take out the second lever and insert it it a few inches past the third. Work along the rim until the tire pops off.

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    • Remove the tube by pushing the valve through the hole in the rim and pulling the tube out from under the tire.

    Once you have removed the tube you need to carefully check the inside of the tire to see if the item that caused the flat is still not sticking in the tire. Once you find the puncture you can use the puncture location based on the valve stem to isolate the area that might have the item still embedded in the tire. Nothing like changing or patching a tube and it goes flat again while filling or riding because the glass, sticker or nail is still in the tire. Ask me how I know. : (

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Заключение
  • Check the outside and inside of the tire, visually and with your fingers, to find and remove any objects or debris that may have caused the flat.
  • Re-insert the tube into the tire, and align the stem with the hole in the rim. Re-seat one side of the tire bead into the rim, then, using the plastic tire levers, work to re-seat the other side onto the rim.
  • When inflating the tire, proceed slowly, ensuring that the bead is seated properly on the rim.

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A few more tips:

a) squeeze as much air out of the tube as possible before trying to remove the tire from the rim

b) pinch the tire together on the side of the wheel opposite the valve while pulling the tire away from the rim on the valve side of the wheel with your other hand. This helps create more slack between the rim and the tire where you’ll insert the tire lever, as the tire will drop into the deeper center part of the rim opposite the valve

c) insert the lever near the valve, not at the valve, and slide away from the valve. Don’t use a screwdriver

d) on most wheels you should be able to just use your fingers to pry the tire off the rim after using the lever a short distance. A bike shop owner where I grew up required his helpers to learn how to remove tires using only their hands—no tools! It is possible (see #b above) or at least was during a period where rims were more standardized

e) only pry off one side of the tire, leaving it on the rim. Work the tube out of the tire, valve side last

Russell Hodin - Ответить

tips, continued:

f) try to discover the leak before removing the tube fully from the rim, or at least try to keep track of its orientation to the rim & tire if you pull it entirely out. The surest way to find the puncture is to pump up the tube and run it close to your face—you’ll be able to feel the air pushing out the puncture. Alternatively you can pump up the tube and work it into a sink, basin or? of water

g) if you locate the puncture, try to compare it to the general area on the tire where the puncture may have occurred. Use eyes on the outside; use fingers on the inside. Remove foreign material, if any

h) install the new tube, or patch and install the old tube. If patching, make sure to let the glue dry before applying the patch, and allow the applied patch to cure before reinstalling the tube and filing with air. If the puncture is at the base of the valve, toss it

i) editorial comment: use a pump. There’s enough trash on the roadside or trails already

Russell Hodin - Ответить

tips, continued:

j) before installing the tube, pump it up slightly to reduce the chance of it getting pinched while you’re installing the tire

k) install the tire opposite of above (a), starting opposite the valve. If it requires much effort with the lever then squeeze the tire opposite where you’re working to drop the tire into the rim. It shouldn’t require much leverage.

Russell Hodin - Ответить

For a tubeless tire, can I put it on the bike? How can I do?

Bruno John - Ответить

I found the way to put the bike tire back on rim with 5 simple steps

Step 1: Fit one side of the tire on the wheel

Step 2: Continue to fit bike tires into the wheel frames by working on the other side of the tire

Step 3: Screw the tire lock ring in place

Step 4: Pump up your tire

Step 5: Reconnect the wheel with the bike and snap on the brakes.

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