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I found a screw in my back tire and attempted to plug it up but its still leaking air. I lost about 15 pounds of pressure in a twelve hour period. My question is will I be able to ride the bike safely to the dealership which is about 15 miles away?? Im just worried riding the bike might make the leak worse. I thought about getting a can of fixaflat to take with me just in case it does go completely flat
you cursed me! found a nail in my rear car tire today....and the set of tires only has a few 1000 on them. Ugh.
At least on a car I don't worry about a plug as much (sticky rope plug) vs on a bike w/ 2 points of contact.
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