nab 301 wrote:Mitch1100 wrote:. Questioned having repair redone from the inside but as hole was in tyre center was told not to worry...thoughts??
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Generally I repair from the inside at the earliest opportunity ....
+1 for this,
I've had a fair share of punctures some successfully repaired by the roadside some just enough to get a proper repair done, 2 rear punctures couldn't be repaired cause the glue tube had dried out DOH, one repair was to another's rear tyre in Le Havre, glue was good and the plug held to Le Puy en Valey some 450 odd miles later, high speed all the way there and back with a 150 mile ride out whilst there, must say if it was my bike I would have got is repaired asap but that not withstanding it was still inflated some 2 years later.
Our last puncture was on route to the Boxertrix Hawes meet 2015, it was my wife's rear tyre which just blew (she was lucky to keep it upright and stop safely), I tried a stop-n-go which was very easy to use even on a narrow road with cars very close as they passed and rain coming in sideways, the problem was the size of the hole, the plug just couldn't quite fill the hole and it leaked air until we got to Hawes, but we found a local bike garage and Tosh fixed in a matter of minutes, perfect.
I think the stop n go plugs are good (Boxered used them on one ride out successfully) and would try them first but I too have now purchased the Dyna plug kit and carry both, hopefully I won't need to use either
Phil.
R1200S and loving it !
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