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Tech Fixing A Flat Tire Use Your Boots To Break The Bead On A Tire

 
Tech Fixing A Flat Tire Use Your Boots To Break The Bead On A Tire
Dr. Dirt Fix A Flat On The Trail, The Dirty Part
06 Jimmy shows the most effective way to use your boots to break the bead on a tire. The longer the tire has been on the rim, the harder it will be to break the bead loose. Using a heel close to the rim maximizes your efforts. View Related Article
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