Gionnirocket
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Seems they're missing the tools to fix it. . . 
I haven't used a hand pump in 30 years of cycling, except once when I got a flat and the patch wasn't good. Initially I pumped the tire up with CO2 cylinders but when it started to go back down I had to use the little pump I carried. At home I use a 12V car tire compressor, I run them off old motorcycle starter batteries or little 7A gelcells. Picture an icecream bucket with the two inside.A customer just gave this to me. Fat bikes are such a pain to hand pump. This thing makes it fast and easy.
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Yes, that works great for larger nuts in places where you can fit a wrench into. The tubing idea is for small nuts in much more confined places, like the bottom of a small can or other similarly confined spaces.
or get a few small magnets and put them in your socket.One of the handiest (and cheapest) tools I own. It's just a short piece of silicone tubing:
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Very handy for starting small nuts in hard to reach places
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If the fit is too loose, use a small zip tie to hold the nut in place:
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or get a few small magnets and put them in your socket.
that's a lot better then the "pretty "tech reading a OBD screen( spoiler,she ain't fixin nutting!)
Mullet girl,is hot!
Watch out! She will kick your butt. And be your master. She won't take no lip. I incorporated a small touch of Rosie the Riveter.Mullet girl,is hot!