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Old 04-24-13 | 07:29 PM
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Bikes: NWT 24sp DD; Brompton M6R

Originally Posted by BassNotBass
Definitely replace both tire and tube. Depending on the rim tape that's on there it may not have to be replaced... old style rubber 'tape' breaks fairly easily, plastic or cloth will fare much better and will most likely be OK.

Shame on you, you haven't been practicing your flat fix technique? Also, what does your LBS charge for replacing a tire and tube? Any place I've worked we charged no more than $5 for the labor because it's a procedure that takes a couple of minutes at best when you're used to doing it.
The place near me charges $20 to replace a tube.
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