I learned the hard way to not use plastic tire irons (they break; at least mine did). Get good forged steel tire irons and save some grief.

This the best rear wheel video for fixing flats that have ever watched. Thank you

Best Video, simple to understand

This was super helpful! this is my first bike with a front derailleur and I was struggling 😂 This morning's ride was 100% better!

Helped a lot thanks. Appreciated

Great instructions

I'm almost believing that i can do this

Excellent video, thank you!

People always do it with their bare hands I'm too weak or something I've never been able to do it without levers

why doesn't my tube valve pop out of the rim?

Rick, awesome.

I went 3 years almost 11k miles with no rear flat. Honestly I was rusty. This was perfect help. Thanks!!!!

I don't have a brake caliber and if I do its stuck

Thankyou for the much needed video...all the best for the channel

What’s with that fat hub on the rear wheel?

I watched a couple ‘fancy’ videos for changing a tube since I am new to cycling, but none of them made as much sense to me as this one. This was great, thank you!

This is the best inner tube change video on youtube

Is it the same way when you change an electric rear bike tube? My tire size is 20 x4.

You remember what gear it was on right! - NO??

Thank you for posting this video. It's the best I've seen on KZbin with regards to how practical and comprehensive your instructions and pointers are .... right down to how to lay the bike on the ground and when is a good time to get the tools out. Running a cloth along the tyre is a great tip to avoid injury. This step is essential to prevent another tube going flat if the debris is not removed. Much appreciated video!

Thanks! this was very helpful!

Why don't manufacturers put a derailleur guard or protector at the factory?

Thanks!

@1:48 "Take the tire lever and go underneath the bead..." The problem with wheels that are tubeless-compatible is the tire bead sits tightly on a rail inside the rim and it's impossible to slide the tire lever underneath it and hook onto it. What you need to do is push the bead off its rail onto a center channel area that will leave a gap for the tire lever to go underneath the bead. Sometimes, however, the bead sits so tightly on the rail that you just can't budge it - not even with a tire lever. The solution? Apply a thin coat of grease to the inside of the rim when you first install the tire. The bead will slide off easily just by pushing on it with your thumbs. Slide the bead off its rail on the whole rim on both sides and you won't even need a tire lever to remove the tire. Do this BEFORE you have to fix a flat on the road next time.

Is the co2 cartridge garbage after that or is it reuseable?

Thank you! You've given me the courage to do this and it was easy!

Awesome... thanks for posting this dude!

flip the bike upside down

Thanks, worked like a charm!

Thanks man! Was too scared to DIY the back tyre... until now. Ordering replacement tube forthwith!

First

Best video to replace a flat

Sir iam an Indian I want to contact you I have recently buyed a new gear cycle

This video is everything that's good about the internet.

Use rear derailleur guard it's too cheap

16 inch bike is perfect for a 6 year old. I don’t get wanting to put kids on big bikes. It never works

“Some are easier than others”. I got that other. ....Frustrating.

Very helpful

oooh my god it cool

thank u for front deraliuer

Excellent video I knew how to do it but hadn't cycled for four years and was dreading trying to replace the tube in my rear tyre, with your help, my bike is back on the road, thankyou!

Thank you for this video....It explains a lot about the problems i've had with my front derallieur. It's definitely a lot more temperamental than the rear derailleur...I also find that you have to shift a bit slower on the front if you have a twist shifter, compared to the rear.

love you

Thank your for these amazing tips!! It changed my tire with ease thanks to you.

R.I.P my headphones

What about the 14"and 18" bikes; you skipped those sizes?

very informative thanks!

Excellent video, good clear instructions.

Change the title to "Bike Sizes". At no point do you show "how to choose the proper fit".

Very nice video mike. I was told by some senior cyclists, not to change the front derailleur, keep it in the middle, and change the rear gear. What is your opinion on that?