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Yea, plug it. Had a buddy back in the 90's who picked up a nail on his bike tire a drove around with the nail in the tire all summer long, and said he never added air.
REALLY! I posted that to talk myself out of plugging it, figured you people would have safety issues and horror stories... WOOT! heck ya! I will plug it.
REALLY! I posted that to talk myself out of plugging it, figured you people would have safety issues and horror stories... WOOT! heck ya! I will plug it.
I wouldn't ride on that tire even if there was no puncture.
REALLY! I posted that to talk myself out of plugging it, figured you people would have safety issues and horror stories... WOOT! heck ya! I will plug it.
I plugged a brand new Dunlop earlier this season.. It's perfect.. Hasn't even dropped 1 lb since. Rides great..
However it looks like your about due.. I'd say plug it and ride until October, then new meats for you!
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