07-29-2013, 12:59 AM
I carry a plug kit with me all the time, on every ride., and a small air compressor . It all actually fits under the seat of the CB except the pokey handle things which I put in the tank bag or tail pack. Saved a lot of rides with this, for me and others. Plugged my Nighthawk 750' My St 1300 and my sons FZ-1 among others. Works great as long as the tire isn't cut or item in tire isn't too big, like a 1/4" bolt or something.
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Pop bike up on ceneterstand, remove nail screw ect, ream hole with spikey pokey thing, put worm in smooth pokey thing, slowly push plug into hole, quickly remove smooth pokey thing leaving plug in tire (some kits required glue this one doesn't) inflate tire with air compressor, cut off end of plug even with tire..ride on.
It is recommended that this be a temporary repair, and the tire replaced as soon as conveniently possible. However like I said, I have plugged tires at very low mileage and ridden them until due for replacement.
Doubt you dealer has a tire to fit your bike at this point.
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Pop bike up on ceneterstand, remove nail screw ect, ream hole with spikey pokey thing, put worm in smooth pokey thing, slowly push plug into hole, quickly remove smooth pokey thing leaving plug in tire (some kits required glue this one doesn't) inflate tire with air compressor, cut off end of plug even with tire..ride on.
It is recommended that this be a temporary repair, and the tire replaced as soon as conveniently possible. However like I said, I have plugged tires at very low mileage and ridden them until due for replacement.
Doubt you dealer has a tire to fit your bike at this point.