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brightona
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Quote:I hope they made it out with their dinghy intact

Terrible when you get a puncture .....
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#22
Punctures are not a problem with Dazza's Stop and Go repair kit.I've seen it in action.
Whizz kid sitting pretty on his two wheeled stallion.
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#23
A bonus to get a day out on the fazer in october  :thumbup.......had to dodge the black clouds on the way home but managed it without getting wet.....


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One, is never going to be enough.....
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(10-10-16, 06:17 PM)robbo link Wrote: Punctures are not a problem with Dazza's Stop and Go repair kit.I've seen it in action.


I have a Stop n Go Tyre Plugger [size=1em]under my saddle I carry six of the compressed air cylinders and also a mini 12 volt pump with me all the time.[/size][size=1em] have never had to use it, but, one day a couple of years ago I was at at Loomies cafe in Hampshire and a guy with a Honda had about 1/4 inch of a 2 inch posidrive wood screw sticking out of his back tyre right in the centre of the tread pattern, needless to say the tyre was totally flat.[/size][size=1em]There was a guy there with a big touring BMW, he got a Stop N Go Tyre Plugger Kit out of the topbox and repaired the tyre on the Honda for the rider in about 4 minutes, he blew the tyre up using 2 cylinders of air told the Honda rider to check his pressure at the first opportunity as he thought that there would only be be about 20 psi in the tyre, plenty enough for a slow ride to the garage.[/size]I was really impressed and bought a kit that night on FleaBay and also the small air pump, I now have fitted a waterproof power outlet in my right handside fairing infill panel for the pump, also useful for my Sat Nav and charging phones.

[size=1em]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STOP-N-GO-POCK...Sw-jhUK-OQ[/size]
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