Thanks for your videos. My Dynaplug experience. The rear tire of my '05 Goldwing picked up a #6 drywall screw. Nice being at home when your ride has a flat. Having little exposed tire surface I couldn't get enough leverage on the tool to push the plug into the tire. Removed tire and washed off brake dust then installed plug. After 24 hours without air loss and no bubbles tire went back on. Rode 500 miles before the plug wore though. Removed tire and installed 2 plugs. It helped to spit on the plug holder. Since I was heading off on a 14 day 2,000 solo trip I also installed the recommended amount of "Ride On" tire balancer and sealant in both tires. No air loss on the trip. Now it's 4,000 only minimal air loss. While the Dynaplug is a great emergency repair tool I think the mileage you will get from the repair depends on tire tread type and road conditions. I didn't buy the palm push, mine is rounded off which makes it harder to push in. I bought the Dynaplug air pump and it has worked great.
@@motarded4214 Only time will tell. I made the second repair Sept. 2019. It's still holding air with only normal loss, about a pound a month front and rear.
This is an excellent product. I once pulled a huge flint out of my rear tyre. Dynaplug recommend using a maximum of three plugs in a hole, but with three it was still leaking, so I plugged it with another one and then another. This stopped the leak. I reinflated the tyre with a mini pump I carry on the bike, and rode from Essex home to Norfolk. I was cautious at first, stopping after a few miles to check the pressure, but as my confidence grew I was soon up to motorway speeds. With that many plugs in the hole, I did replace the tyre, but with just one I probably wouldn't bother.
Just pulled a nail out my car tyre. Stuck a dynaplug in the hole and seems to be holding pressure now. driven at motorway speeds with no issues. Excellent product. Every other tyre repair product I’ve seen requires the tyre to be taken off the rim which means taking your vehicle to a garage at which point you might as well just get a new tyre. Will be carrying a dyna plug and a 12v pump in my car at all times now.
Nice one Buddy. Best advice I can give is travel light. I’ve done lots of bike tours in Europe and USA and every time I over pack. Leave the ‘just in case’ behind, you won’t need it! Use dry fit style base layers that you can wash and dry overnight to avoid carrying lots of clothing. All you need is your riding gear, some shorts and a couple of tee shirts really. Have a great trip fella. And don’t worry, people will always help you if you need it.
Just plugged the front tire on my Yamaha R3. Nobody would take the wheel off and repair it. It was perfectly center, a small clean puncture, tires have 1070 miles, Dunlop Sportmax GPR 300’s. I’ve put around 40 miles on the bike and haven’t exceeded 90 MPH, it’s holding up perfectly. Going to wear the tires and just quickly check before every ride. Took me a few minutes to do.
Chris Piccioni Small holes in a tyre do not create blow outs so you don’t need to ride worrying. They are actually none structural to the tyres hessian lining. This is why they just put a little rubber patch inside just to stop the air leaking. The only thing you would ever notice first is your tyre deflating a bit. Early warning 👍
I completely agree, I carry a plugging kit and compresser in both my car and bike. No garage will take a tyre off and repair it, they just want to sell you a new tyre. My car has one plugged tyre and not had any problems in hundreds of miles.
I did 1600 km In 16 hours and was sweating a flat the whole time. When I got to my destination I installed a new tire and the threads were just starting to show. Fortunately I lived thru the experience with no mishap. I've had flats since and had similar products, but none as fast as this one. I still ride, I'm in my 60s now and am a little better prepared. Ride safe
Good on you don’t stop riding apparently it’s better for your health than ever realised before. I watched a 85 year old getting interviewed about riding and he reckoned that riding kept him young and mind fit. It’s the feeling of freedom and fresh air that relaxes your mind apparently.👍
After seeing your video a few weeks ago I bought a Dynaplug , as look would have it we were out on Wednesday this week and my mate on his triumph tiger explorer 1200 managed to get a screw into his rear tyre , fortunately the Dynaplug has fixed it , as the hole was bigger than expected we had to put three plugs into it and three days later it’s completely fine
That’s brilliant it saved your ride out It’s very unusual to get a large hole picture but normally one plug works amazing on standard issues. Nice one 👍
I recently bought a zx7r and the first thing I did was put new rubber on Michelin pilot road 4. I had them on less than a week and disaster a screw in the back tyre. I had to have the bike recovered and the tyre shop would not repair it. So I had to buy another tyre. I wish I had heard of dynaplug back then.
Hi Buddy, another excellent video, many thanks. Adventure travel is great therapy for me too - I haven't found anything better(though sailing is up there). Somehow it allows you solitude, peace of mind and time to think and heal, whilst you still have an overly heightened focus on the road and surroundings, and your riding. The Dynaplug has less application off-road, but a great tool to have as we all still do lots of road miles. I carry one in my tyre kit, but couldn't (here in Oz) buy that one you have with the lovely big butt. Looking forward to following your travels. Cheers
I brought a brand new bike within the first 100 running in miles big screw in the back tyre plugged it and ran that tyre 7000 odd miles on trips to France and Spain never even bothered me
great video mate!! i always carry one on my bike for peace of mind as not so easy to get a motorcycle tyre any where its always it will take a couple of days to order one in etc. not much help when touring are just out for a long day trip !!!! (much easier to get assitance with car tyres as many more garages for cars)
I see this video is 3 years old now so maybe you feel differently about this product? Although it looks like a good tool my advice to people would be to not rely on it but carry the rope plug variety too because if you get a puncture from something wide like a piece of flint or metal the rope plug is more likely to take the shape of the hole particularly as they are folded over, so in effect double the width. Recently I had to use two rope plugs side by side!!!
Good to see you back posting video's! I do like the look of the Dynaplug I must say! A BMW (bike) senior tech in the US (Shawn Smoake) was recommending this recently.Have a great trip, and look forward to seeing your video's. PS Hope you don't need the Dynaplug!
In my experience ATS will fix a tyre with a 'nail' puncture using a chemical they pump in. It costed about £10 the last time I had to use this service. The tyre is still good. But I am also a biker and will get this. I also have a VEEAPE mini portable rechargeable tyre pump which is easily can be carried in the corner of a top box. It is an excellent product, heavy duty and does the job. But you are right, the most paranoid thing about a bike is getting a flat in the middle of nowhere.
i watched it all but if in a hurry you can easily fast forward to the bit you require on youtube the bloke has spent his time sharing a little respect maybe when was the last time you helped somebody!
I will buy this. Awesome. If you would like to get rid of the flicker on the Go Pro, switch from PAL to NTSC or vice versa and the flicker will be gone 😉
I have one of the plastic ones and also aluminum but doesn't have the back part as big as the one in the video and makes it hard to push the plugs, I'll see if rhe sell that an the reamer.
If, you're going on a voyage of discovery across the European continent and you feel anxious about it. Do what Euan McGregor did, and have a support team travel with you. It makes sense.
What do I do if the staple in my tire has caused a flat but I’m not able to push the plug through the rubber? Bought my kit but it didn’t have a reaming took with it?
Was it a staple that caused a puncture? It’s generally always something with a head like a nail or a screw that turns the sharp end up and through the rubber. If it was a staple it sounds like you have been exceptionally unlucky or someone has done it. These dynaplugs come with a reaming tool for the tiny holes.
@@buddysinsight9834 it was definitely a staple or it looks like the thing they use to build pallets it was u shaped. If I coukd send a pic I would. And the kit I bought doesn’t have a reaming tool in it.
I am so pleased that someone else thinks that you can repair punctures in the outside quarter of the tyre. Can't repair in the outside quarter is just bunkam to sell you a new tyre.
Product looks well made, it may work well for tubeless bikes, but if you have a Tubliss high pressure tube on your bike, like I do... I'd be very leery of inserting that sharp protruding spike into the tire wall...
When you think about it, a nail going through a tubed tyre and puncturing the inner tube does about the same damage to a tubeless. Repairing the inner tube never meant throwing the tyre away. So why do they expect that to happen with a tubeless? It makes no sense at all.
That's a very good point to me a tyre is not damaged with normal punctures even if t's on the side. This Dynaplug can save you £200 on a tyre with no risk of blow out. I am annoyed they made me put a new tyre on my Vito when I could have plugged it. Thanks for that point mate it's true
Flaming T Hello Flaming T where did you disappear to?👍As I am quite a shy bloke It’s really strange when people message saying they spotted me in a certain locations. I think I hide behind these glasses a bit because it freaks me out getting spotted. It still shocks me how videos get shown everywhere
LOL... I don’t blame you. Your content is really good. Haven’t added anything new to the bike so nothing to really vlog about.... just been on trips out and long weekends away (NC500, ABR weekend etc). Ride safe and keep the content coming. 🍻
Send me the info of where you got your information from. The metal tip is there just to insert after the repair is done it has nothing to do with the fix. Everything in your statement is totally false it’s impossible for a catastrophic failure. Catastrophic failures only happen if the metal and hessian banding in the tyre is damaged. Now and again I get messages from excitable people just getting something in their heads and typing out totally made up rubbish. This is one of them. Show me facts
@@mitchellstark840 I watched that video and I have used the rope plug before. The only one I trust with myself and my families life is the dynaplug because it will never catastrophically fail. It’s so fast to fit you don’t lose the pressure. You don’t have to increase the hole size damaging the tyres band structure. All of these are listed as temporary to get you home and trust me when I say the dynaplug wins on ease and safety. I blast along the motorway at 90mph with total confidence in my fix and I will change when the tyre is bold.
@@mitchellstark840 Recovery time. That’s extremely rare for that to happen out on the main roads. My dad was a biker and a trials rider his entire life and never got a puncture. It’s better to carry a back up kit tho especially if you are on a big adventure. I follow just about every adventure rider on TH-cam and if they ever get into real trouble there’s always people that turn up and help. A Sunday ride out and a little pin in your tyre you will get home.
I am not certain in what country/s mandates you must have a new tire and they will not return your tire!!!??? There would be some serious issues and a _ _ whooping around where I live. Yes, there is still a certain amount of freedom left in the USA. Good Luck to all.
Just skip the first 6 minutes, its just babble, he begins to show the product abut then. (he should put the babble at the end, not at the begining, so we are not forced to see it, its optional that way)
The Dynaplug SUCKS big time!!! I got it, just like anyone would after watching videos with how amazing it is, but, sadly, it sucks. You won't be able to stick the tip between the layers of your tire... Wasted almost all spares, before doing it the old fashion way with the standard kit... I was fortunate enough to be in my garage as I found a nail in one of my tires... How will I be able to know in advance, if in real road conditions, it will work better then the time it failed on me in my garage??? You guys do whatever you like, I described my experience and as adults, we decide for ourselves.
A Dude it’s a shame you didn’t get on with it I would recommend to others that you learn how to use it first. The kit comes with a tiny file to deal with the problem this chap had.
@@buddysinsight9834 WOW! That's what you have to say? How about you make a statement like this: I warranty to all of you that after reading the instruction, this product will work 100%? I dare you to say that! Also I would kindly ask you to restrain yourself in giving me technical advice, for reasons I'm not going to disclose here. And finally, I did a perfect job using a traditional plug kit... I mentioned in my earlier comment, people do as they please; I only described my personal experience and imagine that; I did read the instructions... The problem is the fact that you don't have enough leverage to push the tip thru all layers of a tire. It might work in some cases but not in all. Again, I dare you warrantying this for all scenarios! (Put your money where your mouth is!)
@@A.Dude. Hey DUDE...chill out!!! He's not the mfg of these he's just sharing what's worked for him? What are you??an insurance man or something. Grow a pair there's not guarantees in life so chill the @#$@# out and be nice for a change!
Have you ever tried making a TH-cam video. It takes years to perfect. You can spend 3 weeks editing a video constantly checking it over and about a month later you realise the faults of it. I agree with you
Thanks for your videos. My Dynaplug experience. The rear tire of my '05 Goldwing picked up a #6 drywall screw. Nice being at home when your ride has a flat. Having little exposed tire surface I couldn't get enough leverage on the tool to push the plug into the tire. Removed tire and washed off brake dust then installed plug. After 24 hours without air loss and no bubbles tire went back on. Rode 500 miles before the plug wore though. Removed tire and installed 2 plugs. It helped to spit on the plug holder. Since I was heading off on a 14 day 2,000 solo trip I also installed the recommended amount of "Ride On" tire balancer and sealant in both tires. No air loss on the trip. Now it's 4,000 only minimal air loss. While the Dynaplug is a great emergency repair tool I think the mileage you will get from the repair depends on tire tread type and road conditions. I didn't buy the palm push, mine is rounded off which makes it harder to push in. I bought the Dynaplug air pump and it has worked great.
I think you'd have better results installing a bacon strip, over the long term
@@motarded4214 Only time will tell. I made the second repair Sept. 2019. It's still holding air with only normal loss, about a pound a month front and rear.
This is an excellent product. I once pulled a huge flint out of my rear tyre. Dynaplug recommend using a maximum of three plugs in a hole, but with three it was still leaking, so I plugged it with another one and then another. This stopped the leak. I reinflated the tyre with a mini pump I carry on the bike, and rode from Essex home to Norfolk. I was cautious at first, stopping after a few miles to check the pressure, but as my confidence grew I was soon up to motorway speeds. With that many plugs in the hole, I did replace the tyre, but with just one I probably wouldn't bother.
Just pulled a nail out my car tyre. Stuck a dynaplug in the hole and seems to be holding pressure now. driven at motorway speeds with no issues. Excellent product. Every other tyre repair product I’ve seen requires the tyre to be taken off the rim which means taking your vehicle to a garage at which point you might as well just get a new tyre. Will be carrying a dyna plug and a 12v pump in my car at all times now.
That is really cool ... having a flat in the middle of nowhere is a fear of all of us .. Thx
Nice one Buddy. Best advice I can give is travel light. I’ve done lots of bike tours in Europe and USA and every time I over pack. Leave the ‘just in case’ behind, you won’t need it!
Use dry fit style base layers that you can wash and dry overnight to avoid carrying lots of clothing. All you need is your riding gear, some shorts and a couple of tee shirts really. Have a great trip fella. And don’t worry, people will always help you if you need it.
Plopracer Thanks for your advice I need it. I am a scatty bugger. That’s my biggest problem haha
Just plugged the front tire on my Yamaha R3. Nobody would take the wheel off and repair it. It was perfectly center, a small clean puncture, tires have 1070 miles, Dunlop Sportmax GPR 300’s. I’ve put around 40 miles on the bike and haven’t exceeded 90 MPH, it’s holding up perfectly. Going to wear the tires and just quickly check before every ride. Took me a few minutes to do.
Chris Piccioni Small holes in a tyre do not create blow outs so you don’t need to ride worrying. They are actually none structural to the tyres hessian lining. This is why they just put a little rubber patch inside just to stop the air leaking. The only thing you would ever notice first is your tyre deflating a bit. Early warning 👍
This looks like a perfect answer to potential punctures I may have on my new campervan which isn’t supplied with a spare. Thankyou for the demo.
Are you anywhere near oxford Steve ? I might be able to send you a new one. A present :)
I completely agree, I carry a plugging kit and compresser in both my car and bike. No garage will take a tyre off and repair it, they just want to sell you a new tyre. My car has one plugged tyre and not had any problems in hundreds of miles.
Dynaplug just saved my tire! Thanks for posting this video
Thanks Buddy. Ordered one for my next adventure.
Nice one mate. I've been plagued by punctures lately on my bikes & I've only just discovered this product. Will be buying one asap! :)
I did 1600 km In 16 hours and was sweating a flat the whole time. When I got to my destination I installed a new tire and the threads were just starting to show. Fortunately I lived thru the experience with no mishap. I've had flats since and had similar products, but none as fast as this one. I still ride, I'm in my 60s now and am a little better prepared. Ride safe
Good on you don’t stop riding apparently it’s better for your health than ever realised before. I watched a 85 year old getting interviewed about riding and he reckoned that riding kept him young and mind fit. It’s the feeling of freedom and fresh air that relaxes your mind apparently.👍
After seeing your video a few weeks ago I bought a Dynaplug , as look would have it we were out on Wednesday this week and my mate on his triumph tiger explorer 1200 managed to get a screw into his rear tyre , fortunately the Dynaplug has fixed it , as the hole was bigger than expected we had to put three plugs into it and three days later it’s completely fine
That’s brilliant it saved your ride out It’s very unusual to get a large hole picture but normally one plug works amazing on standard issues. Nice one 👍
I love it, im looking forward to purchasing my own. Thank you for the video
I recently bought a zx7r and the first thing I did was put new rubber on Michelin pilot road 4. I had them on less than a week and disaster a screw in the back tyre. I had to have the bike recovered and the tyre shop would not repair it. So I had to buy another tyre. I wish I had heard of dynaplug back then.
I found it amazing!!
Great information Buddy, thanks for taking the time to demonstrate who easy the Dynaplug is to use. Safe Travels on the trip, enjoy yourself.
Hi Buddy, another excellent video, many thanks.
Adventure travel is great therapy for me too - I haven't found anything better(though sailing is up there). Somehow it allows you solitude, peace of mind and time to think and heal, whilst you still have an overly heightened focus on the road and surroundings, and your riding.
The Dynaplug has less application off-road, but a great tool to have as we all still do lots of road miles. I carry one in my tyre kit, but couldn't (here in Oz) buy that one you have with the lovely big butt.
Looking forward to following your travels. Cheers
Nice shades! Thanks for the review.
I brought a brand new bike within the first 100 running in miles big screw in the back tyre plugged it and ran that tyre 7000 odd miles on trips to France and Spain never even bothered me
Thanks for the video, greetings from New Zealand. Take care. Subscribed 🖒
great video mate!! i always carry one on my bike for peace of mind as not so easy to get a motorcycle tyre any where its always it will take a couple of days to order one in etc. not much help when touring are just out for a long day trip !!!! (much easier to get assitance with car tyres as many more garages for cars)
I see this video is 3 years old now so maybe you feel differently about this product? Although it looks like a good tool my advice to people would be to not rely on it but carry the rope plug variety too because if you get a puncture from something wide like a piece of flint or metal the rope plug is more likely to take the shape of the hole particularly as they are folded over, so in effect double the width. Recently I had to use two rope plugs side by side!!!
Excellent review! I look forward to following your channel.
How do you replace the plugs into the tool once it has been used?
Good to see you back posting video's! I do like the look of the Dynaplug I must say! A BMW (bike) senior tech in the US (Shawn Smoake) was recommending this recently.Have a great trip, and look forward to seeing your video's. PS Hope you don't need the Dynaplug!
Paul Lee I watch Shawn Smoaks he seems a very relaxed nice bloke. I don’t know how he makes a video everyday 👍
In my experience ATS will fix a tyre with a 'nail' puncture using a chemical they pump in. It costed about £10 the last time I had to use this service. The tyre is still good. But I am also a biker and will get this. I also have a VEEAPE mini portable rechargeable tyre pump which is easily can be carried in the corner of a top box. It is an excellent product, heavy duty and does the job. But you are right, the most paranoid thing about a bike is getting a flat in the middle of nowhere.
good luck on your trip, it takes guts.
There is still a peace of metal that could touch with a big jump the rim sealing on the inside … ore is the distance to big?
Nice, but start at 4:56 or so. His 30 second demo takes nine minutes!
i watched it all but if in a hurry you can easily fast forward to the bit you require on youtube the bloke has spent his time sharing a little respect maybe when was the last time you helped somebody!
Great explanation
I will buy this. Awesome. If you would like to get rid of the flicker on the Go Pro, switch from PAL to NTSC or vice versa and the flicker will be gone 😉
already carry one but a cheaper plastic version they make not the aluminium version you have. have a great adventure
I have one of the plastic ones and also aluminum but doesn't have the back part as big as the one in the video and makes it hard to push the plugs, I'll see if rhe sell that an the reamer.
If, you're going on a voyage of discovery across the European continent and you feel anxious about it. Do what Euan McGregor did, and have a support team travel with you. It makes sense.
What do I do if the staple in my tire has caused a flat but I’m not able to push the plug through the rubber? Bought my kit but it didn’t have a reaming took with it?
Was it a staple that caused a puncture? It’s generally always something with a head like a nail or a screw that turns the sharp end up and through the rubber. If it was a staple it sounds like you have been exceptionally unlucky or someone has done it. These dynaplugs come with a reaming tool for the tiny holes.
@@buddysinsight9834 it was definitely a staple or it looks like the thing they use to build pallets it was u shaped. If I coukd send a pic I would. And the kit I bought doesn’t have a reaming tool in it.
Thanks Buddy..
Where's the best place to buy the Dynaplug
Cycle Gear
I presume you can't use this on tubed tires, Is that correct?
Hello no you can’t use it on inner tubes you just have to do a normal glued patch with them.
I am so pleased that someone else thinks that you can repair punctures in the outside quarter of the tyre. Can't repair in the outside quarter is just bunkam to sell you a new tyre.
Great vid
Product looks well made, it may work well for tubeless bikes, but if you have a Tubliss high pressure tube on your bike, like I do... I'd be very leery of inserting that sharp protruding spike into the tire wall...
Buddy, it looks like I’ve purchased the cheaper model that does not come with that air stopper or the reaming tool sadly
It’s a nice bit of kit 👍
Are you going to carry a pump too?
Nick Laskaris Yes I am and I also have the little co2 canisters for back up.👍
6:00 to 7:30 minute mark is all you need.
I get it that some are very long winded trying to fill content but....really?
J 9 Sorry I do try
I don't have any luck with this kit always leek,I dont know what I'm doing wrong
When you think about it, a nail going through a tubed tyre and puncturing the inner tube does about the same damage to a tubeless. Repairing the inner tube never meant throwing the tyre away. So why do they expect that to happen with a tubeless? It makes no sense at all.
That's a very good point to me a tyre is not damaged with normal punctures even if t's on the side. This Dynaplug can save you £200 on a tyre with no risk of blow out. I am annoyed they made me put a new tyre on my Vito when I could have plugged it. Thanks for that point mate it's true
Excuse the GoPro footage it didn’t look that dark in the edit
Can't see the link.
Terry Ife Sorry I add it in just after the upload it is there now 👍
Good video but nearly fell asleep so a-bit
faster would better
I agree sometimes you just don’t see it when your sat there editing. I hope you enjoyed the sleep though lol
Wish you used a regular camera lense instead of a wide angle lense. I came here to see the product rather than everything in your room.
Great product but tell me....... is it sunny in your garage? 🤔😎😜
Flaming T Hello Flaming T where did you disappear to?👍As I am quite a shy bloke It’s really strange when people message saying they spotted me in a certain locations. I think I hide behind these glasses a bit because it freaks me out getting spotted. It still shocks me how videos get shown everywhere
LOL... I don’t blame you. Your content is really good. Haven’t added anything new to the bike so nothing to really vlog about.... just been on trips out and long weekends away (NC500, ABR weekend etc).
Ride safe and keep the content coming. 🍻
Wow 6 minutes 24 seconds till he shows you how to use it ,
never trust a bloke who wears sunglasses in doors.
NHEFF09 Never trust a bloke who spreads negativity online.
@@buddysinsight9834 never trust a man who wears a belt and suspenders hahaha
These have proven to be the most dangerous repair you can do for a puncture the metal tip stays in the tire and when it fails it’s a catastrophic one.
Send me the info of where you got your information from. The metal tip is there just to insert after the repair is done it has nothing to do with the fix. Everything in your statement is totally false it’s impossible for a catastrophic failure. Catastrophic failures only happen if the metal and hessian banding in the tyre is damaged. Now and again I get messages from excitable people just getting something in their heads and typing out totally made up rubbish. This is one of them. Show me facts
Check out fort nine “these tyre plugs can kill you . On the fort nine channel
@@mitchellstark840 I watched that video and I have used the rope plug before. The only one I trust with myself and my families life is the dynaplug because it will never catastrophically fail. It’s so fast to fit you don’t lose the pressure. You don’t have to increase the hole size damaging the tyres band structure. All of these are listed as temporary to get you home and trust me when I say the dynaplug wins on ease and safety. I blast along the motorway at 90mph with total confidence in my fix and I will change when the tyre is bold.
@@buddysinsight9834 okay how about a decent sized tear in the tyre? Then what.
@@mitchellstark840 Recovery time. That’s extremely rare for that to happen out on the main roads. My dad was a biker and a trials rider his entire life and never got a puncture. It’s better to carry a back up kit tho especially if you are on a big adventure. I follow just about every adventure rider on TH-cam and if they ever get into real trouble there’s always people that turn up and help. A Sunday ride out and a little pin in your tyre you will get home.
Great product but for 60 quid.. maybe not for me
4:50 thank me later
I am not certain in what country/s mandates you must have a new tire and they will not return your tire!!!??? There would be some serious issues and a _ _ whooping around where I live. Yes, there is still a certain amount of freedom left in the USA. Good Luck to all.
Just skip the first 6 minutes, its just babble, he begins to show the product abut then. (he should put the babble at the end, not at the begining, so we are not forced to see it, its optional that way)
31acruz I agree I sometimes struggle with time 👍
10 mins to show 30 seconds of relevance? That’s not on In 2020
Charlie O'Hagan it’s a good job I did it in 2018 then
The Dynaplug SUCKS big time!!! I got it, just like anyone would after watching videos with how amazing it is, but, sadly, it sucks. You won't be able to stick the tip between the layers of your tire... Wasted almost all spares, before doing it the old fashion way with the standard kit... I was fortunate enough to be in my garage as I found a nail in one of my tires... How will I be able to know in advance, if in real road conditions, it will work better then the time it failed on me in my garage??? You guys do whatever you like, I described my experience and as adults, we decide for ourselves.
A Dude it’s a shame you didn’t get on with it I would recommend to others that you learn how to use it first. The kit comes with a tiny file to deal with the problem this chap had.
@@buddysinsight9834 WOW! That's what you have to say? How about you make a statement like this: I warranty to all of you that after reading the instruction, this product will work 100%? I dare you to say that! Also I would kindly ask you to restrain yourself in giving me technical advice, for reasons I'm not going to disclose here. And finally, I did a perfect job using a traditional plug kit... I mentioned in my earlier comment, people do as they please; I only described my personal experience and imagine that; I did read the instructions... The problem is the fact that you don't have enough leverage to push the tip thru all layers of a tire. It might work in some cases but not in all. Again, I dare you warrantying this for all scenarios! (Put your money where your mouth is!)
@@A.Dude. Hey DUDE...chill out!!! He's not the mfg of these he's just sharing what's worked for him? What are you??an insurance man or something. Grow a pair there's not guarantees in life so chill the @#$@# out and be nice for a change!
@@kee7678 Wow; another ball-licker...
@@A.Dude. LOL weaksauce comeback soyboy!
yea not for 70 quid tho might as well use a rivet gun lol
Less chat
so long winded mate
Have you ever tried making a TH-cam video. It takes years to perfect. You can spend 3 weeks editing a video constantly checking it over and about a month later you realise the faults of it. I agree with you
Take Imodium!!! the further south you go the greater the chances of catching a dose of the skoots💩
It's already packed hahahah
Hard pass on these for me. I'll stick to the good ole rope plugs.
Whats with the dark glasses? Gatto.