Tubeless tire plugging systems

[Richard230]

Here is a review of the Stop and Go and Dynaplug tubeless tire plugging products (both of which I have somewhere under the seats of my motorcycles).  I have used the Stop and Go plugger twice but not the Dynaplug. The review doesn't say which one is the best, only that both pluggers can work.  I might add that I have plugged something like 8 tires over the years and then ridden on them at mostly legal speeds, while lightly loaded, until the tire tread wore out and I never had a plug leak.  However most of the plugs were of the cheap car tire "steel belted" ribbon type, which work very well, but are a real bitch to install due to the ribbons usually being much larger than the hole that needs to be plugged. It takes a lot of effort and reaming to install these car tire plugs. The motorcycle-specific tire pluggers are much easier (although more complicated - you need to be able to read instructions) to install, which can be a big advantage should you need to plug a tire by the side of the road. However, they are certainly more expensive and not as easy to find at a retail store:

http://www.motorcycle.com/products/plugging-away-stopgo-vs-dynaplug-tubeless-tire-repair?utm_source=newmo20150108&utm_medium=email&utm_term=100%25%20list&utm_campaign=weekly

[Richard230]

This looks like a much better idea than plugging motorcycle tires:

http://www.nocarnofun.com/goodbye-to-flat-tires-on-your-bike-say-hello-to-rhinotire-the-puncture-proof-tires-for-motorcycles/

[Shinysideup]

Interesting.

The "Store" feature on their website is currently offline.
The only two distributors in the U.S. map are on the east coast.

http://www.rhinotire.com/shop/lang/en

[Richard230]

I'll bet their lawyers had something to do with removing any store sales to the general public.