A fast (sped-up) video of a tyre and tube swap. Just for fun. 🙂
Tyres, tubes, and valves
Cracked tyre casing and rot causing wheel WOBBLE!
How a cracked tyre sidewall can cause a wheel to run out of true. How to check if tyres are due for replacement.
Slick, high-quality tyres are surprisingly FAST! :)
The difference that high-quality slick tyres can make in terms of speed (and even riding comfort).
Bike tyre mounting direction DOESN’T MATTER! :)
Why (and when) does bicycle tyre mounting direction simply not matter? When is it just a cosmethic thing?
Topeak Mini Morph vs Lezyne Micro Floor Drive HP
A brief overview / presentation of the Topeak Mini Morph, and Lezyne Micro Floor Drive HP frame pumps.
Bicycle tyre valve types explained
The types of bicycle tyre valves explained: Schrader (auto), Presta, and Dunlop. An article on this topic: Bicycle tubes – valve types and tube sizes explained.
Can I put a wider/narrower tyre on my bicycle/rim?
How to tell (figure out) whether a wider tyre will fit your bicycle’s rims, frame, and forks? What to measure, what to look (out) for? An article on this topic: Bicycle tyre sizing and dimension standards.
Flat tyres – how to prevent it
How to (easily) avoid and prevent getting flat tyres?
Snow & ice winter (studded) bicycle tyres (Schwalbe Marathon Winter)
Studded winter bicycle tyres explained. What kinds of tyres are good for winter cycling?
How to patch a punctured bicycle tube
How to patch a punctured bicycle tyre tube? Step-by-step instructions (with Rema Tip-Top patches and glue).
How to fix a flat tyre on a bicycle
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How to remove a wheel, remove the tyre and tube, and install a fresh tube? Fixing a flat, basically. 🙂
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