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				Naked Twin
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Re: Rear flat
If it is done properly should be no issues. I have done track days on plugs
			
			
									
						
										
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				AznCruiser
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Re: Rear flat
I dont know about you but having a puncture that causes excessive wear on the tyre feels like you just got ripped off........plugs should be good if done properly, I rode around on mine for quite some time. 
I wouldnt trust those emergency plugs and check your tyre pressure more regularly.
			
			
									
						
										
						I wouldnt trust those emergency plugs and check your tyre pressure more regularly.
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Re: Rear flat
Every time I have used a plug in a tyre - I have forgotten about it until the tyre has worn out !  
 
never had a problem with a plug (touch wood) - still check tyre pressure but not seen evidence of tyres losing pressure from being plugged ?
 
			
			
									
						
							never had a problem with a plug (touch wood) - still check tyre pressure but not seen evidence of tyres losing pressure from being plugged ?
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Re: Rear flat
Dude, unlucky mate. However i have had plugs done by tire dudes and all good for the life of tire. I have also done my own plugs without taking tire off and they too lasted, however i only had about 2K left on the tyre ( i commute and use long lasting tyres pilot rd 2 was the trye)
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Re: Rear flat
Hate to hear that mate,but as the fella's said if pluged write she will be sweet. 
			
			
									
						
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Internal plug good as tyre itself..
			
			
									
						
										
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				oldman
 
Re: Rear flat
Thanks for the information. The plug was done by a friend who races motorcycles and he claims he has raced on a plugged tire. Wild Turkey is goooood.
			
			
									
						
										
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				oldman
 
Re: Rear flat
Before I left for Phoenix, I ran out to Evanstan, Wyoming and held it at 120 for about 30 minutes and here I am. I think I'll have a Jim and kill my Granddaughters future husband as I don't like him at all.
			
			
									
						
										
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Re: Rear flat
Thats only a missdemeaner over there isn't it. Probably get let off with a warning. Either that or you will be given a nice new chair.oldman wrote:Before I left for Phoenix, I ran out to Evanstan, Wyoming and held it at 120 for about 30 minutes and here I am. I think I'll have a Jim and kill my Granddaughters future husband as I don't like him at all.
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