Dynaplug Tire Repair Tool
Makes Plugging Your Cycle Tire Easy
The Dynaplug tire repair tool gives you a quick and reliable solution to plugging punctures in your motorcycle's tubeless tires.
It is compact and easy to use.
Whenever I ride -- and especially on long trips -- I'm always concerned a nail or some other sharp object will punch a hole into one of my bike's tires.
What a drag it is to return to your parked motorcycle and see it has a flat tire. Even worse is that mushy feel of a tire losing air when you're driving.
It's important to always have some sort of tire plugging device handy -- along with a compact air pump -- to get you and your bike back on the road after you've discovered a tire puncture.
You have a few good options when it comes to selecting a motorcycle tire-puncture-plugging tool -- or tools -- to carry on your bike.
However, after trying many of these tools, I've concluded the Dynaplug tire repair tool for tubeless tires is one of the easiest, quickest and most effective tire-plugging systems I can stash on my bike.
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The Dynaplug folks say they've tested their system on bias ply and steel belted radial tires in all weather conditions, and that it works on punctures in tires ranging in tread thickness from 3/16-in to 1-1/8-in at the point of puncture.
With this system, the individual plugs are made of rubber-impregnated cord topped with a pointed brass tip. The cord and tip are narrower than typical sticky-string plugs found in auto parts stores.
Unlike most tubeless tire plugs, these don't require you to add an adhesive coating prior to use. They're permanently self-adhesive. They flow slightly when under pressure to fill voids and flex within your tire. And they don't dry out or loosen over time.
Plus, you don't have to use a reamer to enlarge the puncture before inserting one of these plugs. This prevents further tire cord damage caused by reaming the hole to a larger diameter.
The Dynaplug tool is just under six inches long and two inches in diameter. It looks like a heavy-duty plastic screwdriver handle with a thin, hollow stainless steel tube protruding from one end.
You can store a supply of brass-tipped plugs inside the tool's handle.
Here's how you seal a tire puncture using the Dynaplug…
- Slide a brass-tipped plug into the tool's stainless steel tube...
- Pull the puncture-causing object from your tire. Check its angle so you can insert the tool along the same puncture-track…
- Push the tool's tube end into the puncture until the handle hits the tire tread. You can do this to insert a plug even if the tire is inflated…
- Extract the tool and the plug remains inside...
You don't have to set the plug depth. The plug's metal tip holds it in place when you withdraw the tool. The plug tip is insignificant in size and weight, so it won't stretch the puncture to make it worse or throw off your tire balance.
Of course, if you use the Dynaplug on a flat or extremely soft tire, you'll have to pump it up to the correct pressure.
But you knew that…
In my continuing efforts to provide you with the most effective and useful information possible, I’ve discovered a wonderful resource where you get your own Dynaplug repair tool…
Click here to pick up a Dynaplug flat tire repair tool for your bike…
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