How To Reduce The Risk Of Getting Punctures

Fewer punctures? Yes please! Here's how to keep punctures to a minimum.
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Punctures happen to every cyclist. We don't think that there's a way to make them a thing of the past just yet, but there are plenty of ways to keep punctures down to a minimum.

Regular inspection and careful riding are the keys to all of this. Avoiding huge potholes and broken glass will go a long way to preventing punctures. Regularly inspecting your tyres will help you to spot issues before they leave you on the side of the road.

If you want to spend a bit of cash to boost your puncture resistance, try running tubeless, using latex inner tubes, or buying tougher tyres - we've found that these methods work a treat.

This video covers plenty of ground, so here are a few links to supplement it.
Repair A Puncture: gcn.eu/1uVTh7O
What To Do If You Run Out Of Tubes: gcn.eu/1rxqFmy
Fit Tubeless Tyres: gcn.eu/1rEuTsW

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