>
> Third, Practice. Just before you remove a wheel to have a tire
> changed, puncture it, and fix it. Just to know what it's like to
> plug a tire.
>
> -K
>
And after you feel comfortable patching the tire, turn off the lights and do
the job holding a flashlight. And after you feel comfortable at that, have
someone run a sprinkler over you while you're patching the tire in the dark
holding a flashlight. That may be going to the extreme, but as Kelly said:
Practice. And simulating adverse conditions isn't a bad idea.
Have fun,
Roger
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