problem on interstate
Tourer
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Intermediate
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Athens, GA
I wasnt trying to put anyone down for their choices, i just come from a background where i prefer being self sufficent. I try to make sure that whatever situation i get in, i can get out of on my own. I do 99% of my riding and touring solo so it is a necessity. To me it is fun too. Yes, i carry a pump, bead breaker, 3 irons, lube and a jack. The jack is more of a crutch that when used with the sidestand can jack the bike up. When you need it jacked up higher thats when you get creative with rocks and logs, etc. However that said i am also only 35. My dad just calls AAA and lets the dealers, etc. handle it.
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Waynesboro, Va
and after this problem is solved, get rid of the laced wheel and get something that you can plug to get your *** either home or somewhere to get taken care of.
i used to have laced wheels, but after 2 flats, and hog not showing up to give me a tow, i decided 'never again'..... now i just carry a plug kit with me. haven't had to use it on my bike, but have on a buddy's.
i used to have laced wheels, but after 2 flats, and hog not showing up to give me a tow, i decided 'never again'..... now i just carry a plug kit with me. haven't had to use it on my bike, but have on a buddy's.
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