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+1i have plugged m/c tires and had no problems, even at high speeds. but ride at your own risk
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I had an old GS 750 one time that had a fast leak in the front tire. I was trying to limp it home by stopping at every gas station and refilling it, when I got about half way home everything "seemed fine" then I decided to stop and take a look at it just to be safe. BIG mistake! Bead broke at about 25mph and went into the worst tankslapper I have ever had (and I have had lots). Lucky to bring it to a stop without dumping it or dislocating my shoulder. Last time I chance it with a supect tire!
My front tire blew doing 155 MPH.
It was not patched....
I`m still here only because it was my car, not bike....
that was very unpleasant expirience let me tell you....
And I think pached tires absolutely perfect for....... smokey burnouts....
It was not patched....
I`m still here only because it was my car, not bike....
that was very unpleasant expirience let me tell you....
And I think pached tires absolutely perfect for....... smokey burnouts....
+2+1i have plugged m/c tires and had no problems, even at high speeds. but ride at your own risk
Patched motorcycle tires 20 times never did had a problem other than the nail. I did 1 tire 3 times.
My rear tire got puntured by some sort of stable, could've of been one of those industrial type staple at that and to be honest with you I really don't trust it...Picked up a rear and getting it replaced tomorrow...Go with a new rear, don't take that chance...
100% Grade A Correct!
but you still have 45% tread left!!! I want that tire.
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