The slime 12v compressor is great. Small and fairly powerful and cheap. (Wal Mart). Also, my phone has a great flashlight app, as well as carrying a small flashlight. Fortunately I have only had flats during the day. Hope that luck continues.
The slime 12v compressor is great. Small and fairly powerful and cheap. (Wal Mart). Also, my phone has a great flashlight app, as well as carrying a small flashlight. Fortunately I have only had flats during the day. Hope that luck continues.
Phil 4:13
I love the stop and go kit however last year on our way to moonshine I had one fail. But gummy worms failed as well It was just one of those holes that didn't want to hold a plug. I had to ride in the tow truck while my ridding buddies followed us and made humiliating go pro videos of the entire event. It really was funny!
STOC # 5079
AMA # 948456
IBA # 32834
2003 ST 1300
STeve USAF Ret.
+1 on the slime compressor I run it off an always on battery pigtail for the tender.
I just use the wire cutters to cut the tail off the gummy worms.
One flashlight has lithium batteries in it (good shelf life) in the locked fairing pocket the other is one of a set of 3 elcheapo LED lights I got at HDep on sale for regular use in the unlocked compartment. Also have an app that runs the phone's camera LED.
Carl, SToc#7163, ST1300 '04
Check these mushroom plugs out... best of both worlds Gummies & Mushrooms! Won't pop out due to top and gummie shafts to seal better ( esp with some tires ).
Stop&Go uses the 5/16 plugs... and use glue;
http://patchboy.com/mm5/merchant.mvc...tegory_Code=ki
Thanks Tom I am going to try these they look good. And I needed to order more plugs anyway.
STOC # 5079
AMA # 948456
IBA # 32834
2003 ST 1300
STeve USAF Ret.
I've used the stop and go tubeless plug kit for years now, and none of them ever used any glue.
I carry the slime pump as well.
For emergency CO2 air, I visit the local dirt bike shop and purchase a LARGE CO2 cartridge and adaptor.
These things are about the size of a Polish Sausage, and can fill SEVERAL tires before running out of air.
Last time I got one, they were about $15 dollars.
Yes it took a few to plug my hole. See my link. I ran the tire for ~2000km and felt a bit scared.
http://www.st-owners.com/forums/show...y-Bad%29/page2
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How does one accomplish the double gummy fix. Put two on the tool and stuff em in?
1999 ST1100
1991 ST1100
1980 Yamaha XS1100
Yes that is how I did mine, actually put some cement on it. I put 2 at a time and shoved it home. If it slips in easy you will need more than one. It you think you need more do it before the cement cures in 3-5 minutes.