Sometimes another option is to pump & ride, you can get a lot of miles out of each inflation if the puncture is slow enough. Make your decision before you pull the debris out though, as it will only get faster once you unplug the hole.
Sounds like you learnt about preparing for a cycle journey early, John. Some of us learnt much later in life. Some people seem to have difficulty learning at all.
On your bike John .
Ti iawn a ti gweld y llwybr fi yn son am?
Small claims court fee is at least £25 so not financially worth going down that route. Just how much was the cycle path covered by clippings? Why did you not stop or seek to avoid them? Why did you not have a puncture kit and spare inner tube? Punctures can be caused even on what appears to be a perfectly clean surface, one I had recently was caused by a very thin piece of metal rod invisible on the road surface.
?I don't criticize people who are poilte just one rude one .Small claims court fee is at least £25 so not financially worth going down that route. Just how much was the cycle path covered by clippings? Why did you not stop or seek to avoid them? Why did you not have a puncture kit and spare inner tube? Punctures can be caused even on what appears to be a perfectly clean surface, one I had recently was caused by a very thin piece of metal rod invisible on the road surface.
I have an ebike and struggling to understand how it makes it that harder to fix a puncture especially if you take the battery off to lighten the bike for flipping over?
Why do you feel the need to criticize everyone who questions you?
Did you join the forum just to be a
Ive never seen you on a bike either. 😉
Tyrd yn ol I Gymru
It is the cheapest option. I have a few miles of hedge cutting to do.....perhaps you are interested to do it by hand @ £20 × 100m. 🤣
