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You clip a pothole edge on your commute. Or you slam a rock on a desert trail. A second later,

You fix a flat at the curb. You fit a fresh tube, pump it up, and roll on. A few

You are rolling along a city bike lane or a quiet road shoulder. Then you hear that soft hiss. You

You roll out on a dry desert trail or a quiet bike path. A few miles later, the rear tire

You fix a flat on the roadside. You fit a new tube, pump it up, and ride off. Ten minutes

You hit a sharp rock on a Southwestern trail. Or a glass shard in a city bike lane. Air hisses

You pump your tires on Saturday. By Monday, they feel a little soft. Nothing is flat, but your bike tyre

You pump the tire to the right pressure. A day later it feels soft, but you cannot find a hole.

You fix a flat, pump the tire, and ride off. A day later, the tire is flat again. So why

You pump the tire, ride home, and park the bike. By morning the tire is soft or completely flat. So

Nothing ruins a ride like the hiss of a flat. It can happen on a city bike lane full of

You fix a flat, but the new tube fails within minutes. Or you pull off a tire to check a

A flat tire can show up anywhere. It might happen on a city bike lane covered in glass, a gravel

Sometimes a puncture is obvious. You hear a bang, feel the rim hit the road, and the tire is flat.

A flat tire can end a good ride fast. It may happen on a commuter bike lane full of glass,