Dynaplug Quick Motorcycle Tire Puncture Repair - Carbon Ultralite

I know the manufactures do not recommend repairing a hole in a motorcycle tire but I must of picked up wire about the size of a sewing needle before storing the bike for the winter and when I got it out this spring I found the small object but my regular shop is still closed due to the corona virus. On Friday I used the Dyna Plug tool (I did drill 3/32 hole where the small wire came out as recommended on instructions) and on Saturday morning I hadn't lost any pressure so I drove the bike for about 10 miles and on Sunday the pressure had stayed the same my wife and I took the bike for a 250 mile ride and all was good and on Monday the pressure had held. i'll probably get a new rear tire when my shop opens back up but its nice to see these will work on a motorcycle tire.thanks for a good "American made product"

I have used this a couple of times it works and is easy to use just make sure you have an air pump to.

Lightweight and easy to use.

This kit fits nicely in my tank bag and I will carry it from now on.I used it to repair a puncture right at the high point of the rear tire. This point was the thickest part of the tire and the tip was very difficult to insert.It may help to have the tire inflated when trying to push the tip through. Eventually I got enough of the plug inserted into the hole and was able to finish the repair.One nice thing about this design is that there is no way the plug is coming back out. Even if the seal fails, you will have plenty of warning.I'm still not sure I would trust this as a permanent repair. I think a patch inserted on the inside of the tire is the only repair I would trust.

Used twice with success-SportsterDoc

I ordered it a month ago in preparations for a long motorcycle trip with a friend.Came in very handy when the friend had a puncture in the middle of nowhere, I very easily fixed the hole, filled the tire with air using a portable battery operated air pump and we drove on home.It only comes with three plugs and in my case the puncture was big enough to require all of them so I recommend buying a refill in advance. (About $10 for 5 additional plugs).

I’ve carried this system for over a year hoping I’d never have to use it on my motorcycle. I had a tiny leak (found the exact location by holding the tire under water) and managed to insert the plug into the puncture with lots of effort, but it did go in as advertised. Re-pressurised the tire and checked it again under water; it leaked just as bad.So no luck with this system for me. Could have been just bad luck or my fault somehow.

The best there is and in a small package. Two thumbs up.