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| DeltaLima |
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 DeltaLima Two Stroke Sniffer

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 Posted: 10:57 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: Metal thing in my tyre - advice? |
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So this thing wound up in my rear tyre. Pressure is still fine although with this being in the tread I'm worried that it's only a matter of time. Pulling it out might mean instant flat, though.
Should I just stick with it for a while and see how it goes or is this really dangerous.. should I just bite the bullet and go and grab a new tyre (this one only has a 2k on it).
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| DrSnoosnoo |
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Pull it out and plug it, riding around on it won't do your tyre any good  ____________________ I'm Sam; Northern, Ginger, Lover
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 DeltaLima Two Stroke Sniffer

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 Posted: 11:13 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: |
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It's in the wrong part of the tyre to be fixed, apparently.
New tyre it is, then. ____________________ https://www.youtube.com/DeltaLimaRIDES
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 Ste Not Work Safe

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 Posted: 11:24 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: |
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It's a sign that you need to stop vlogging.  |
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 Posted: 11:29 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: |
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Decent! I'll give that a go. |
It's the best kind I've found. A pretty much permanent fix, same as what they have used in the garages nearby. I always keep mine in my bike. They also have a slightly more expensive kit that includes a couple of Co2 cannisters for quick inflation too. ____________________ Yamaha RXS 100 > Honda CD 250 > Honda Hornet 600 > Honda CBR 600RR > Yamaha RXS 100 > Kawasaki ZX6R J2 > Yamaha FZ1 |
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 Posted: 13:11 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: |
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I've never had a tyre repaired myself, always just gone for a replacement. Just out of interest thought I would look at what the manufacturers say about repairs.
Can't find much advice from Bridgestone but Dunlop say:
"Speed should not exceed 80kph (50mph) for the first 24 hours after tyre repair and the repaired tyre should never be used at speeds higher than 120kph (75mph)"
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Get it plugged, also lucky that you noticed now. I think I paid £4 to have my tyre plugged before caught a massive screw and didn't realize until the next morning on my commute. Set off and it felt like I was riding on Ice the wheel had deflated and I was virtually riding on the rims.
Ended up taking it down the local car garage just the wheel and they replaced it and fitted a new inner tube (mine was 2 sizes too big). Original owner/garage must have been stupid to put it in. ____________________ CB125>CG125>GN125>ER5>K100RS>R1100RS>K100RS
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I'd have plugged that and be back on the road by now. Another for that push-in kit, but add a bit of vulcanising solution for lube and stick. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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 Posted: 17:53 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: |
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Good eye, it is a bt012! Yeah I went to my Honda dealer.. might be trying to mug me off - will try somewhere else. ____________________ https://www.youtube.com/DeltaLimaRIDES
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 Posted: 17:55 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: |
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Go to a motorcycle tyre fitting place or buy the kit and do it yourself.  |
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I got a set of Pilot Road 3s last year in August, within 400 miles i got a nail through the rear tyre and was told they cannot be plugged as they are a Z rated tyre..
So i bought myself some Tyreseal from the local bike shop and banged the recommended amount in and pulled the nail. It stopped the puncture straight away. Over 10000 miles later and it is still fine, although it is nearly bald in the middle. Time for a new one
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 Posted: 23:14 - 11 Mar 2014 Post subject: |
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This x1000.
Brilliant kit, had one installed on my rear tyre today. Very easy to use having watched the process. Instructions are clear and easy to follow. Ordered myself a kit for next time
Mine was on the flat exterior of the tyre [very flat in my case ], but it may well be fine inside the tread in that area too - may be worth double checking though. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 11 years, 299 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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