"Screwed" tyre........literally
#16
A big thank you to everyone who posted. I feel confident that the plug option is not unsafe - and I'm not considering any high speed stuff at the moment....

Big thanks to Bike Lifters (see attached card) who could get me down to a shop o. The day. This is my sole means of transport......

....also a big thanks to Tyres 4 Bikes who were able to fix it on the spot - ready to ride in under an hour.

Consequence was I only lost 1/2 days pay.....

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#17
how much did they sting you for mate?

good to know for future mishaps
BATFINK (aka Tony)

Nutkickyt1

GOD gave us a mind to use.........

Suzuki gives us a reason to loose it!!!!
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#18
I have done 300kmh with a plugged rear tyre and wore the tyre out.
Wtf
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#19
(19-08-2014, 12:04pm)Batfink Wrote: how much did they sting you for mate?

good to know for future mishaps

Pick up within an hour and 20km journey was $90.00

Remove, plug and replace wheel within an hour was $70.00


I would not call around if it happened again. I think it was $50 if I'd brought in the wheel only. Thing is, I have no tools......and still would have had to get there and back somehow.

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#20
still good prices man...
BATFINK (aka Tony)

Nutkickyt1

GOD gave us a mind to use.........

Suzuki gives us a reason to loose it!!!!
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#21
(19-08-2014, 12:23pm)Batfink Wrote: still good prices man...

Maybe I didn't write it too well........when I said I wouldn't call around, I meant that I would get in touch with these companies again without hesitation.

Very happy with the service. Pricing was good too.

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#22
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#23
I got Nail in my rear tyre at 1800kflogs got it pluged for $30 then she did another 3800kflogs til new tyre, no probs!
Her job is to Bitch!
Mine is to give her reasonYes

VERITAS...SANGUINEM ET HONOREM
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#24
Is that a Michelin PR3 rear in the picture with a nail in it Homer ?

Had some time on them if it is and some scary moments ...
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#25
(20-08-2014, 04:36pm)Raphel Wrote: Is that a Michelin PR3 rear in the picture with a nail in it Homer ?

Had some time on them if it is and some scary moments ...

Michelin pilot road 4 GT..........has been good - but I don't push it too hard so my opinion doesn't really count :)

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#26
Plug it from the inside out and forget about it.

I did Brisbane to Dubbo and back in a weekend with a pillion and a plugged tyre
ran a 10.3 at Willowbank a few weeks later.

Current S20 I'm using was given to me because the last owner wouldn't
use it with a plug in it, even though it is almost brand new.

Plugged from the inside the worst thing that could ever happen is a very slow
leak, you'd need dynamite to shift the plug.

I'm always happy to find a home for newish 190/50, 190/55 or 200/50's.
I love getting free tyres because other wont plug them.
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