Bicycle parts for repair and maintenance

Regular cycling causes natural wear to tyres, tubes, brake pads, grips and saddles.

Replacing worn components helps keep the bicycle functional and comfortable.

Bicycle inner tubes

The current range includes 24-inch inner tubes in size 24 × 1.75/2.125 with AV Schrader valves.

Before buying, check:

• wheel diameter,
• tyre width,
• tyre markings,
• valve type.

AV Schrader valve

The AV valve is commonly used on city, trekking and mountain bikes.

Check that the rim is suitable for this valve type.

Replacing an inner tube

Before installing a new tube, inspect the tyre for glass, thorns or other sharp objects.

Leaving the cause of the puncture inside the tyre may damage the replacement tube.

Puncture repair kit

A bicycle tube repair kit is also available.

It includes patches, adhesive and tyre levers for selected basic puncture repairs.

A compact repair kit can be useful during longer rides when combined with a pump and basic tools.

V-brake pads

Two current products are designed for V-brake systems and feature threaded mounting.

Brake pads should be replaced when they are heavily worn, damaged or no longer provide reliable braking performance.

Brake-pad alignment

Pads should contact the correct braking surface on the rim and should not rub against the tyre.

Always test the brakes carefully after installation.

Hydraulic brake bleeding kit

A brake bleeding kit is available for selected Shimano, SRAM and Magura systems.

Hydraulic brake servicing requires careful work and the correct fluid specified by the brake manufacturer.

Never substitute an incompatible brake fluid.

Bicycle grips

The current range includes rubber handlebar grips and a version with integrated bar ends.

Grips affect:

• hand comfort,
• steering control,
• handlebar stability,
• riding position.

Check handlebar diameter before purchase.

Grips with bar ends

Bar-end grips provide an additional hand position and may be useful during longer rides.

They must be fitted securely and should not rotate while riding.

Bicycle saddles

Three sport bicycle saddles are currently listed.

Selected models use soft foam or gel cushioning.

Comfort depends on saddle width, shape, riding position and correct adjustment.

Saddle adjustment

After installation, check:

1. height,
2. fore-aft position,
3. angle,
4. mounting stability.

Even a comfortable saddle may cause discomfort if adjusted incorrectly.

Pre-season bike check

Before regular riding, inspect:

• tyres and tubes,
• brakes,
• grips,
• saddle,
• drivetrain,
• wheels,
• lights.

Spare bicycle parts

Useful items to keep at home or in a workshop may include:

• spare inner tube,
• puncture patches,
• brake pads,
• basic tools.

Compatibility

Not every bicycle part fits every bike.

Depending on the component, check:

• dimensions,
• mounting type,
• brake system,
• tyre width,
• valve type,
• handlebar compatibility.

DIY bicycle repairs

Simple jobs such as replacing a tube or grips can often be performed with basic tools and knowledge.

Brake work requires greater accuracy because braking performance directly affects safety.

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. How many products are currently available?
There are 11 products.

2. What types of bicycle parts are available?
Inner tubes, V-brake pads, grips, saddles, a puncture repair kit and a brake bleeding kit.

3. Are bicycle inner tubes available?
Yes. Current models are 24 × 1.75/2.125 with AV valves.

4. Are V-brake pads available?
Yes. Two threaded variants are currently listed.

5. Is a puncture repair kit available?
Yes. It includes patches, adhesive and tyre levers.

6. Is a hydraulic brake bleeding kit available?
Yes. A kit for selected Shimano, SRAM and Magura systems is listed.

7. Are handlebar grips available?
Yes. Standard rubber grips and a bar-end version are available.

8. Are bicycle saddles available?
Yes. Three sport saddle models are currently listed.

9. Does every bicycle part fit every bike?
No. Always check size, mounting method and compatibility.

10. What should I check before purchasing?
Check dimensions, brake type, tyre size, valve type and mounting requirements.