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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today, Aaron, Greg, and I are going to be talking about money-saving

tips for mountain biking.

So we've shared some of these tips before, and we're going to reference some of the

articles that we've written about the subject.

But rather than focusing just on

upgrades and things for your bike, we're going to run the gamut here and talk about ways you can

save when you travel with your mountain bike and ways you can save when you're upgrading or

buying new parts. So it should be a good discussion. So we're going to jump right in by starting with repair and

maintenance. So one of the things that I'm a big fan of is buying a new tool every time I need to

do a repair. What do you guys think about that? Yeah. One thing about working on bikes is there are

some tools that are that you need that are bike specific. You know, you thing about working on bikes is there are some tools that are that you need that

are bike specific. You know, you can do a lot of repairs on your bike with a set of Allen keys and,

you know, some open-end wrenches and stuff like that. But there are things like bottom bracket

tools and, you know, headset tools and other things like that where you really can't make

anything else work so you have to buy a bike-specific tool.

So the one thing I will say with that is, you know, just like with any kind of tool, you

don't really want to cheap out.

You get what you pay for.

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