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Thank you for making a video with simple instructions. I spent $20 and had it installed and everything back together within 20 minutes.

The drone footage of the glaciers was **chef's kiss** hoping to see them and the ice caves this November😊

Hi I have been trying to find a system for my Yamaha xsr 125 to mount my gps on a bar above my LCD screen without any success any advice on this

Very disappointed with your Daughter/Camera Operative..........Hair colour should be Kawasaki Green.......😝

So, you say that you didn't know what to do after getting the puncture, yet you had already bought the solution and was carrying it with you..?

Great Vid. Thank you. What I did to remove the factory dash plug is use Philips bit on a 1/4 drive socket with a short extension. I also did remove the windshield brackets and it gave me space to operate the ratchet . Thanks again for taking the time to produce the video. Its very helpful. Cheers from Canada. Ride safe.

I have more or less the same rail for my Versys just the triangular pieces are black :D Did notice there were a lot of vibration there and had considered putting rubber washers or o rings behind the screws threading into the rail itself to try and dampen it out, totally forgetting that Quadlock do a vibration dampner for their mounts so may get this at some point and fit it on.

Great video thanks for sharing and the links to the products.

Acessório perfeito, Brasil.

This video has been super helpful. Will be getting it done on my versys soon!

Great video thank you! And camera work is spot on. Will be doing this today or tomorrow

£20 buys a electric inflator size of 2 mars bars easily does 2 tyres on one charge

Very good

A fella could add a small, light CO2 inflator cartridge and save some pumping

im guessing you dont lean much? that is a very flat center. :)

Thank you so much for showing that, but you haven’t actually shown us how to use that device thanks

You took the screw/nail out yes.

Great recommendations and small. Defo something I'm going to look at. Thenks for sharing.

Just ordered some!

Thanks - I found the Screws at Amazon -

I carry a Stop n Go tire plugging kit instead. Yes, you do need a couple more tools - a reamer to clean the edges of the puncture, and the tool to insert the mushroom plug into the tire - but a plug like that is basically fine for a track day. It can do more than let you slowly limp home/to the nearest tire place. Tiny air compressors can also be had now that are in some cases practical to carry on the bike. But yeah, some kind of tire plug is wise, these just look pretty sketchy compared to the traditional options.

You have enough cargo space to carry the content of a full size fridge and you think this needs to be small enough to fit under the seat? All the gear, no idea comes to mind!

Morning Mal, it's amazing how you managed to squeeze 2 minutes of information into just 7 minutes! 😂

So what is the kit called, who makes it? You provided no value in the vid.

"Devil Shadow" ?! You are prone brain waste of humanity...

Dis it get you all the way home ...

Cool little kit! I'm fortunate with tons of storage, have a small jump pack, 12v compressor, all tools and spares needed for roadside assistance. Very often stop to help other bikers 👍😎✊ 2008 Goldwing

Not much good if you have tyres with tubes..just saying!

How do you use it ? You just show the device. Absolutely non informative video. Simply advertising.☹️😖

"Puncture Repair Kit". This is what the video is all about. That and a small air pump.

When I got a puncture in South Wales a couple of years ago, there was a tyre workshop half a mile away. This is when I found out I had inner tubes and they could not fix it (which is stupid in my opinion). No bike workshop in the whole of south Wales was willing/able to help. Took three day for RAC to get my bike home.

I always carry a plug kit and compressor Always have. Always will.

Get a canvas bag before you loose all the stuff…..worn bags will eventually leave you open a creek without the paddle…

I carry a repair kit, it has plugs and CO2 cartridges' to fill the tire.

Thank you for this vid, I didn't even know these existed, ordered some from Amazon

NOTE: This would only work for Motorcycles with TUBELESS tires!! Tubeless are easy to repair on the side of the road. Tubed tires, not so much. You still have to remove the tire and the tube. Patch the tube then re-assemble. Be warned folks. This is only good if you are TUBELESS.

Ist flat I had these things would've been a joke.😂

I also cycle commute to work,I’m forever picking up nails and screws.I also carry puncture aerosol on my moto .

Thanks for that video. Been looking for something like this for a while, so I was pleased to follow your link and grab a set. The bike pump looks good, but I also have a few gas bulbs in the pack to save a bit of time, although the bike pump will be a couple of weeks before it comes.

I'm wondering how long it took to pump up the tyre with that tiny pump?

Only works with tubeless tyres though.

When I was a despatch rider in the 80's I used to carry a tin of various sizes of self-tapping screws and rubber solution to repair my many punctures . Work colleagues laughed at first but they all copied me . They used to last until I changed the tyre . I didn't realise I'd invented something!!

With all that storage why bother with an under the seat kit? Good kit though

I have carried and used them for a few years now. Highly recomended. Especially if you are travelling out of the way places where rescue isn`t an option.

I used one on my Subaru tire and it lasted all the way from Maryland to Nevada and back.

Why don't you show the screw being removed and the "plug" being inserted ?

I also got a flat exactly like yours when riding through Belgium - thought it was going to be a huge issue, then along came a support car from Team Ineos (professional cycling team) - they had me going in under a couple of minutes and used the same sort of type of plastic repair screw that you did! Top guys! Now I always keep a tyre repair kit under my seat. Thanks for raising people’s awareness - you don’t fully appreciate how important this is until it’s happened to you!

If you extend the rear of the front fender to near the ground it will stop nails etc from being set up by the front tire .

Could have should have done a demo video on the product. Maybe you still can since you are going to get a new tire. All you have to do is drive a screw into the tire remove it and then screw in the plug.

I think this could be misleading.... How does the repair 'nugget' find the hole in the deflated inner tube? Thank you