installed my last spare tube. yolo! gonna go for a ride anyway.
12-31-15, 01:37 PM
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installed my last spare tube. yolo! gonna go for a ride anyway.
nothing too major since im out of shape and haven't been riding as much.
just 15-20 miles.
feeling like a fatty now. i bet im at 147lbs or something now. my ideal cycling weight is around 130, which i was at 1st year i got the bike. im 5'9" (175cm)
just 15-20 miles.
feeling like a fatty now. i bet im at 147lbs or something now. my ideal cycling weight is around 130, which i was at 1st year i got the bike. im 5'9" (175cm)
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Even small saddle wedge packs have room left for a Park self-adhesive patch kit when filled with tube/tire levers/chain tool/Allen wrenches/master links.
You might add one so you have spares for your spare.
You might add one so you have spares for your spare.
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yep, i got that in the saddle pack. haven't used one since the 1 time i got double flats in 1 ride, my tire blew out and have a huge cut in it. so patching the tube won't help anyway.
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Keep these also in your saddle bag for those sidewall cuts. Emergency Tire Boot - Park Tool
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