Flat Tire

Warranty option

This issue may be covered by your Booda Bike 2-year warranty. Many common problems, however, can be fixed quickly with the troubleshooting steps below. We recommend trying these steps first, especially if the bike is otherwise safe to inspect.

If you would prefer to start a warranty request, or if you are unsure whether the issue is safe to handle yourself, contact Booda Bike service and we will be happy to help.

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Use this video when a flat tire repair requires rear wheel removal on a Booda Bike Pulse with a Rohloff Speedhub.

A flat tire should be handled carefully, especially on bikes with belt drive, hub gears, mudguards, or rear wheel accessories.

Quick answer

Do not ride on a flat tire. Stop in a safe place, inspect the tire and rim, and contact Booda service or a qualified workshop if rear wheel removal, belt handling, or brake setup is unclear.

Before removing a wheel

Confirm which bike model and hub system the rider has. Rear wheel removal steps can differ between Shimano, Rohloff, and other setups.

Check:

• whether the tire is fully flat or only soft
• whether the tire has visible cuts, glass, thorns, or sidewall damage
• whether the rim looks damaged
• whether the belt, brake, or mudguard limits wheel removal

If the bike has a Rohloff Speedhub

Use the Pulse rear wheel removal video on this page only when it matches the bike in front of the rider. If the setup differs, contact Booda service before removing the wheel.

After repair

Before riding:

1. Confirm the tire is seated evenly on the rim.
2. Inflate within the tire’s printed pressure range.
3. Check that the wheel is fully seated and secure.
4. Check that the belt is correctly seated.
5. Test the brake before riding.

When to contact Booda service

Contact Booda service if the tire or rim is damaged, the wheel cannot be reinstalled securely, the belt is twisted or damaged, the brake rubs after installation, or the rider is unsure whether the bike is safe.

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