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dReWpY 01-05-2009 06:08 PM

i plugged one that had a hole after putting it on 100miles ago, i had a full life outof it and it never leaked or anything, cant say that it was the smartest thing to do, but on a college budget it worked well enough and yes it was a patch plug combination, went to teh gap and it felt like everyother pp i have ever ran

Amber Lamps 01-05-2009 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by fasternyou929 (Post 139378)
No, that's why I only said plug. The kind you slather with glue and use a roughed up T-handle tool to insert, then clip the excess material off.

I've never seen a properly patched tire fail.

Oh thanks! I was wondering...I've known of guys running patched tires at the track.

Cutty72 01-06-2009 12:10 AM

There was a plug patch in the back tire of my SV when I bought it (dealer repo, still sold as "new") Didn't notice at time of sale. Hell, didn't notice till about 4K later when it started leaking. Only hold air for a couple days. They sold me a new (OEM) rear at cost, N/C for M&B.

Amber Lamps 01-06-2009 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Cutty72 (Post 140008)
There was a plug patch in the back tire of my SV when I bought it (dealer repo, still sold as "new") Didn't notice at time of sale. Hell, didn't notice till about 4K later when it started leaking. Only hold air for a couple days. They sold me a new (OEM) rear at cost, N/C for M&B.

An inside installed patch leaked? Well,I guess there is always user error to take into account. :idk: but what I do know is this ungrounded fear of a catastrophic failure is ridiculous.


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