Bike Survival Kit

Ride Safe (The Tools Each Biker Must Have Along for the Ride)

It is really very simple to perform regular maintenance on your bike. And having the ideal tools for your job can mean the difference between loving an all-day ride and needing to pack up your bike and return home if something goes awry. So, what resources do you have to take along for your ride? First of all, you need to have the tools to fix a set fire. Then invest in the tools necessary to maintain your brakes and chain.

Bike Survival Kit

A Fundamental bike survival kit should include:
Tire patch kit
Pump
String tool
Screwdriver
Spare tube
Wrenches in a Variety of sizes

A broader bike survival kit could comprise:
Chain cleaners
Solvents specifically designed for bicycle chains
Lubrication

Items to Assess for Before You Hit the Road

Brakes: Assessing your brakes are functioning well is extremely significant. Ensure that you check your pads regularly to stop irreparable harm and to make sure your bicycle actually stops when it’s supposed to. Fixing the tension can be significant.
String: Degrease the series and also re-lube it. Clean rear sprockets using a brush tool.
Gears: Assess derailleur equipment action and wires. Degrease series and re-lube. Clean back sprockets with brush instrument.
Pedals: make sure that the axle spins freely. Assess bottom bracket axles for looseness.
Steering: Be sure handlebar and stem is tight.
Length: Assess damage. Ensure that the chair is adjusted appropriately to your elevation.
Wheels: Be sure spokes and nipples have been tightened and wheels are trued.
Check tire pressure and condition. If a suspension fork is fast release, be sure they’re tightly fastened, and do not forget to check tire pressure.