My 1st puncture

[minkyhead]

dont think so ?? three dog buiscuit bungs ?? the stop and go had around 15 plugs in the kit ...



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[vRSG60]

The top one is what I used, unsuccessfully. The bottom one is what the recovery guy used.

[Stanley]

User error.
They work well if used properly. Here's a snake-biten tubeless repair fixed with that kit.
Stop and Go are also good: easier to apply, but bulkier to carry, and only good for small holes.

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[vRSG60]

There's still a slight air leak so I took it in for a puncture repair. The guy wouldn't do it because it had "Already been repaired once" & would be "Unsafe".
Brand new PR4 with a few hundred miles on it.
If this was a car tyre they'd simply have put a vulvanised patch on the inside to stop air escaping.

[Yoyo]

I'd take it somewhere else, I'm sure someone will do it

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[Treadtrader]

There's still a slight air leak so I took it in for a puncture repair. The guy wouldn't do it because it had "Already been repaired once" & would be "Unsafe".
Brand new PR4 with a few hundred miles on it.
If this was a car tyre they'd simply have put a vulvanised patch on the inside to stop air escaping.

In your opening post you described the damage as a glass cut.
As a tyre pro I would only advise a replacement tyre.
We, the tyre trade, can only repair a hole safely, never a cut.
Cut tyres can be sent to specialists for repair, but not motorcycle tyres.
Nothing to stop you removing the tyre and applying your own patch of course.

[vRSG60]

Just to clarify, the puncture it was a piece of glass around 2mm x 2.5mm, rectangular in shape about 4mm long. Length ways into the tyre.
The damage to the tyre is no worse than the damage caused by the reaming out,

[Stanley]

Buy a vulcanising patch off ebay and do it yourself?
Or, put a bit of "Stan's" in there. Seals up small holes a treat.

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