Flat repair
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 321
Likes: 1
From: St. Louis Mo
I just carry a Slime compressor and the slime liquid as well as some of the old rope style plugs with the adhesive. The object is to get your butt off the side of the road and to your destination without any hassle. The slime is ok but once in a while you pick up something a bit larger. I'll use the liquid slime if it,s a tiny leak but prefer the plugs for a large nail hole or bigger.
I have never lost a plug. Get it fixed or replaced when you can.
I know a lot of people say not to use either but when you get a flat alongside the road 40 miles from nowhere at O dark thirty those folks won't be there to get you going.
I have never lost a plug. Get it fixed or replaced when you can.
I know a lot of people say not to use either but when you get a flat alongside the road 40 miles from nowhere at O dark thirty those folks won't be there to get you going.
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 101
Likes: 1
From: Brazil
Hands down.
http://www.stopngo.com/tubeless-punc...scooters-atvs/
Just used mine for the first time last weekend after it being in my bike 4 1/2 years. I was very impressed and even though it was on a bud's tire I felt safe it would hold perfect for the 130 miles we needed to go. and only $65 for everything needed less a pair of pliers.
Adam
http://www.stopngo.com/tubeless-punc...scooters-atvs/
Just used mine for the first time last weekend after it being in my bike 4 1/2 years. I was very impressed and even though it was on a bud's tire I felt safe it would hold perfect for the 130 miles we needed to go. and only $65 for everything needed less a pair of pliers.
Adam
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 654
Likes: 11
Why get a flat in the first place?
Use this product and a nail, screw or other puncture will not cause a flat.
http://www.ride-on.com/pdf/Motorcycle_Kit.pdf
Ride In Peace
Use this product and a nail, screw or other puncture will not cause a flat.
http://www.ride-on.com/pdf/Motorcycle_Kit.pdf
Ride In Peace
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 816
Likes: 172
From: ALABAMA
Had my first flat this weekend.
Ok, pulled into a SS and pulled out the StopNGo. Plugged the tire, aired it up and it went flat.
Air leaking out of the spokes.
Thats when I found out my tubeless tires had tubes. Duh!!!
Aunt Bee, Call the man!
$350 and 3 hrs later back on the road. HD dealer would not patch one and I had to get my rider to her hotel as soon as possible.
What's your plan when out on the road?
Ok, pulled into a SS and pulled out the StopNGo. Plugged the tire, aired it up and it went flat.
Air leaking out of the spokes.
Thats when I found out my tubeless tires had tubes. Duh!!!
Aunt Bee, Call the man!
$350 and 3 hrs later back on the road. HD dealer would not patch one and I had to get my rider to her hotel as soon as possible.
What's your plan when out on the road?
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