I'm an ex tyre fitter and if it stays up use it til it wears out, we used to use a similar system but glued the plug and fitted it from the inside. However for 'mainly' off road applications such as dumpers, we'd use the string type to save removing a tight as hell tyre. Thumbs up from me!!!
Hi Billy, I just did a reaction on your old video and you have given me directly a nice reply. After that I suddenly saw your excellent, beautifull, brand new video. And I see that I can also do rear tires with it 😊 I hope I never need it but if I ever do I use my mobilephone and go to your video and use you as a speaking manual. So I have you always on the move as well. I also will use the kit, specialy the compressor to keep my caravan tires on the right pressure if I don't use the caravan like this (Corona) year.
Excellent demonstration! Very clear and concise with top notch camera work. I carry the Slime brand air compressor, which looks like yours. And I have always used the rope style plugs, which work great, but can be a bit messy as you stated.
Wish I’d bought this one first, just purchased the string one 10 mins. Before I watched this video, got a big screw in my rear tyre to fix. See how the string one does 👍
I have had the kit for years but never had to use it, I started useing puncture safe slime in my tyres, but turns out over the years it has rusted the inside of the roms, my two new tyres both leaked air from the rim, just had them taken off and treated the rims cleaned and treated with a special paint. So I am going to revert back to the stop and go kit, for the bike and car.
I have used the Dynaplug repair kit twice on my 2 punctures, that kit is simple to use as well, but doesnt come with a compressor, but I have a rechargable compressor I have under my seat on bike. This kit looks good too.
SeaSideGuy yeah the compressor was a massive selling point for me, especially as essentially it lives on the bike permanently. Thanks for the comment, much appreciated.
@@billy4rocks No problem, always good to learn from others :) Had 2 punctures this year on fairly new tyres, still riding with them dynaplugs in. :) I just make sure my rechrgable compressor is charged every 6 months. Ride all year on my bike down here on South Coast Kent
That's really interesting as I am planning on getting a repair kit and have been watching vid's on both leaving me unsure which is the best I do like the idea of the Mushroom cos it makes sense to me . I understand that they do not have glue on them so are held completely by the tire pressure but after seeing your vid I can see it at least lasts a week which is plenty of time . Thanks I will now subscribe to see more stuff .: )
Hi, very helpful video. Can you tell me were you bought that adapter and the specifications?. I´m already have the Stop and Go tire inflator, but my bike has the same problem that you have with the power source.
Yeah no worries, got it form amazon and the full info is as follows "iMESTOU Aluminium DIN Hella Powerlet Plug 30W 5A Power Delivery Motorcycle Dual USB Charger QC 3.0 Quick Charge Power Adapter Waterproof for 12V-24V" . Hope that helps.
@@billy4rocks thanks for that the link now works fine. It's an expensive kit but looks to be good quality and as I have an almost identical triumph explorer to yours I know it'll all fit under the seat giving me the additional peace of mind 😊
your supposed to blow th tyre up then cut off the excess from the plug.. when you blow the tyre up the tyre expands resulting in the plug being drawn back into the hole therefore the plug can fail
@@billy4rocks Well I tracked one down and have it for delivery. I had those sticky strips and the T bar tools but added a portable rechargeable air compressor a few years ago, however its always discharged and the size means I cannot store easily on the bike. This new kit is all in one and small, I'm all for that. Again many thanks,
I'm an ex tyre fitter and if it stays up use it til it wears out, we used to use a similar system but glued the plug and fitted it from the inside. However for 'mainly' off road applications such as dumpers, we'd use the string type to save removing a tight as hell tyre. Thumbs up from me!!!
Cheers Ian, oddly enough it was an ex tyre fitter that told me pretty much the same thing, thanks for the comment, much appreciated.
I heard the same thing in that though these are temp fixes people have used them for thousands of miles without issue. 👍
Great! A straight forward no nonsense real time explanation and example of how to. Thanks👍
Cheers Steve, much appreciated.
Hi Billy, I just did a reaction on your old video and you have given me directly a nice reply. After that I suddenly saw your excellent, beautifull, brand new video. And I see that I can also do rear tires with it 😊 I hope I never need it but if I ever do I use my mobilephone and go to your video and use you as a speaking manual. So I have you always on the move as well. I also will use the kit, specialy the compressor to keep my caravan tires on the right pressure if I don't use the caravan like this (Corona) year.
Cheers Bert, it’s a top bit of kit that, like you say, i hope you never gave to use. Thanks for the comments, much appreciated.
Excellent demonstration! Very clear and concise with top notch camera work. I carry the Slime brand air compressor, which looks like yours. And I have always used the rope style plugs, which work great, but can be a bit messy as you stated.
BrewCityRider thankyou my friend, much appreciated.
Wish I’d bought this one first, just purchased the string one 10 mins. Before I watched this video, got a big screw in my rear tyre to fix. See how the string one does 👍
I have had the kit for years but never had to use it, I started useing puncture safe slime in my tyres, but turns out over the years it has rusted the inside of the roms, my two new tyres both leaked air from the rim, just had them taken off and treated the rims cleaned and treated with a special paint. So I am going to revert back to the stop and go kit, for the bike and car.
Good call, i honestly cant fault it.
I have used the Dynaplug repair kit twice on my 2 punctures, that kit is simple to use as well, but doesnt come with a compressor, but I have a rechargable compressor I have under my seat on bike. This kit looks good too.
SeaSideGuy yeah the compressor was a massive selling point for me, especially as essentially it lives on the bike permanently. Thanks for the comment, much appreciated.
@@billy4rocks No problem, always good to learn from others :) Had 2 punctures this year on fairly new tyres, still riding with them dynaplugs in. :) I just make sure my rechrgable compressor is charged every 6 months. Ride all year on my bike down here on South Coast Kent
Great explanation and demonstration Billy.
Cheers buddy! Much appreciated ✊
Thanks for the tips. Subbed and really appreciate your lighting and filming top notch ! Be safe
Cheers David, much appreciated.
Great video Billy, just bought one, hope I don't have to use it but great peace of mind! Thanks buddy 👍
No problem mate, much appreciated. ✊
That's really interesting as I am planning on getting a repair kit and have been watching vid's on both leaving me unsure which is the best I do like the idea of the Mushroom cos it makes sense to me . I understand that they do not have glue on them so are held completely by the tire pressure but after seeing your vid I can see it at least lasts a week which is plenty of time . Thanks I will now subscribe to see more stuff .: )
Cheers Malcolm, I actually still have that same plug in there as well, no problems at all. Thanks for subscribing, much appreciated.
Well done looks great piece of kit
Great video, I just ordered one on eBay today 😊
Cheers Richard, mine is still going strong
Hi, very helpful video. Can you tell me were you bought that adapter and the specifications?. I´m already have the Stop and Go tire inflator, but my bike has the same problem that you have with the power source.
Yeah no worries, got it form amazon and the full info is as follows "iMESTOU Aluminium DIN Hella Powerlet Plug 30W 5A Power Delivery Motorcycle Dual USB Charger QC 3.0 Quick Charge Power Adapter Waterproof for 12V-24V" . Hope that helps.
Nice video. Might get one....
allun13 there pretty bloody brilliant, i must admit. Would not like go anywhere without it.
Billy do you have a link to the puncture repair kit please. 😁👍
There is one under the video which I’ve just updated, so should work fine now. Cheers.
@@billy4rocks thanks for that the link now works fine.
It's an expensive kit but looks to be good quality and as I have an almost identical triumph explorer to yours I know it'll all fit under the seat giving me the additional peace of mind 😊
@@randomrides yeah its pretty expensive, but like you say, it’s piece of mind. I don’t leave home without it.
your supposed to blow th tyre up then cut off the excess from the plug.. when you blow the tyre up the tyre expands resulting in the plug being drawn back into the hole therefore the plug can fail
very good video. Very informative.
Cheers Ed, much appreciated.
Tidy kit, beats having to carry those nasty co2 bottles.
Nordkapp yeah im not a fan if those. Cheers.
@@billy4rocks Well I tracked one down and have it for delivery. I had those sticky strips and the T bar tools but added a portable rechargeable air compressor a few years ago, however its always discharged and the size means I cannot store easily on the bike. This new kit is all in one and small, I'm all for that. Again many thanks,
Nordkapp excellent, i could only find the full kit on ebay, pretty cheap considering. Hopefully you’ll never have to use it.