tire plugs

[Tmall]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

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.

And I've never seen a plugged tire fail. Ever, car or truck or bike..

I'm not saying it's impossible, just not guaranteed to happen.

If you don't like it, by all means, don't do it. But, a couple bucks an maybe I'll get another flat, or I can drop 300 for a new one.

Also, they wouldn't explosively decompress. They'd lose air just like a normal flat..

[shmike]

Originally Posted by JARVIS518

i have a plug in my bike dont even notice a difference
just do it urself

Yep.

$3 at your local gas station.

Originally Posted by Tmall

Also, they wouldn't explosively decompress. They'd lose air just like a normal flat..

Truth.

Horrific sceanrio:

Plug fails, tire goes flat.

Insert new plug (most kits come with two).

Not the end of the world. (Except for the inevitable skyrocketing of insurance rates due to the "failed plug statistic".)

[FuryThree]

I appreciate the fact that I am apparently a catalyst for such a heated debate, but honestly I asked a specific question and have gotten no specific answer. LOL.

[shmike]

Originally Posted by FuryThree

I appreciate the fact that I am apparently a catalyst for such a heated debate, but honestly I asked a specific question and have gotten no specific answer. LOL.

You have.

About three times, maybe four.

[FuryThree]

Originally Posted by shmike

You have.

About three times, maybe four.

Nope, I got plug it yourself, go to a car shop, and dont do it.

My question was for a specific motorcycle shop that would do it A to Z.

:P

[shmike]

Originally Posted by FuryThree

Nope, I got plug it yourself, go to a car shop, and dont do it.

My question was for a specific motorcycle shop that would do it A to Z.

:P

That is two, I'm sure there are others.

If it has to be a MC shop go to Gary at http://www.extremecustomsportbikes.com/

Extreme Custom Sport Bikes
4911 Lyons Technology Parkway Ste. 5
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
954-421-6766

Tell him I sent you and he'll take care of you. Also tell him to charge you double the going rate for being a lazy pain in the ass.

[FuryThree]

Originally Posted by shmike

That is two, I'm sure there are others.

If it has to be a MC shop go to Gary at http://www.extremecustomsportbikes.com/

Extreme Custom Sport Bikes
4911 Lyons Technology Parkway Ste. 5
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
954-421-6766

Tell him I sent you and he'll take care of you. Also tell him to charge you double the going rate for being a lazy pain in the ass.

Why are you so mean to me


I'm not lazy, just short on time and ill equipped. Jerk. :P

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by Tmall

And I've never seen a plugged tire fail. Ever, car or truck or bike..

I'm not saying it's impossible, just not guaranteed to happen.

If you don't like it, by all means, don't do it. But, a couple bucks an maybe I'll get another flat, or I can drop 300 for a new one.

Also, they wouldn't explosively decompress. They'd lose air just like a normal flat..

You must've missed my previous post where I said I plugged a new Pilot Power that had 10 miles on it. I wasn't berating anybody for doing it, just commenting that I saw them fail more than once.

It was like a scene out of a horror movie, too. There was the sound of air coming out of a tire, then we stopped at the next gas station and repaired the tire and continued our ride.

[JARVIS518]

gary wont do it at extreme
not for someone he doesnt know at leaste

[dReWpY]

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