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Went to get the bike out today to ride to work and found the rear tire flat. 09 Ultra with about 2800 miles on one of those fancy new fat Dunlop tires. Had to be a slow leak as the last time I rode it all was fine. Been sitting about 5 or 6 days because of the rain. I've seen lots of opinions on plugging/patching bike tires but I can't decide whether to try fixing it or just replace it. And if I replace it, what should I put on? I'd love to hear some ideas. I'm not wealthy, but if I need to replace it, it won't break me.
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