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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today Aaron and Greg and I are going to be talking about bike tools.

The Scottish philosopher Thomas Carlyle once said that man is a tool-using animal.

Without tools, he is nothing. With tools, he is all. So in this episode,

we're going to lay out the essential mountain bike tools everyone should own, how to choose

quality tools, tips for setting up your own workspace, and we're going to share some resources

for improving your wrench skills. So, Aaron, I know you're a big believer in owning a good collection of mountain bike tools.

Why is it important to build up such a collection? Well, a lot of it comes down to self-sufficiency,

which is a principle we talk a lot about here at single tracks. Mountain biking in general,

you should learn to be self-sufficient. You need to have enough food and water out on the trail.

You need to know how to fix mechanicals when they arise on the trail so you can get back to

civilization, as we talked about in our backcountry survival episode recently.

But yeah, so learning how to work on your bike in your own shop, it gives you a better

understanding of how your components work.

It's going to allow you to diagnose problems better and catch minor issues before they become major problems.

So even if you're not doing every little bit of work on your bike yourself, you'll have a better idea when you go into the bike shop of what's going

wrong with your bike and you can explain to them what you think the issue is. And of course,

what you learn in the shop is going to help you out on the trail when problems do arise and

it increases your McGiver ability, I would say. Another part of it is doing repairs at home is going

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