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To change the gear cable on a mountain bike, first shift to the smallest chainring and cog, then loosen the cable anchor bolt and remove the old cable. Thread the new cable through the shifter and cables stops, and pull taut before re-securing the cable anchor bolt. Adjust the indexing by shifting through the gears and fine-tuning the cable tension using the barrel adjuster until the gears shift smoothly. Finally, trim the excess cable and test the new cable by riding the bike.

To change handlebars on a mountain bike, first, remove the grip from the existing handlebars with the help of a flathead screwdriver. Then unscrew the bolts on the stem, and remove the handlebars from the stem. Replace the new handlebars on the stem and tighten the bolts. Finally, place the grips on the new handlebars and adjust as necessary.

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New mountain bike models usually come out in the fall or winter months, often at trade shows or special events held by manufacturers. However, release dates can vary between different brands and models, and updates to existing models may also be released at different times throughout the year. It’s always worth keeping an eye on the latest news and updates from your favorite bike brands to stay informed on new releases.

To wrap a mountain bike, start by removing the pedals, handlebars, and wheels. Cover any exposed paint or parts with protective tape. Then, wrap the bike frame with a layer of bubble wrap or foam. Use zip ties or straps to secure any loose parts. Place the wheels in a separate box and secure them with foam and zip ties. Finally, wrap the handlebars and pedals with additional bubble wrap or foam and pack them separately. Place the wrapped bike and accessories in a sturdy bike box and seal it properly.

Mountain bikes are not completely waterproof. However, some parts of the bike, such as the frame and rims, may be designed to withstand water exposure and prevent rusting. The rider can also use accessories like fenders and covers to protect certain parts of the bike and stay dry in wet conditions. It is important to maintain and clean the bike after riding in the rain to prevent damage and ensure a longer lifespan.