Would you go for a long ride on a slow leak?

[dinolee]

Every ride with Bizzaro is a ride on the wild side!    I swear that RC51 he had was absolutely cursed, especially the tires.  It was because of that bike, that I now carry a stripped down compressor and tire plug kit under the viffer tail hump.

But for Scott's question, I wouldn't leave the house for a day ride or long trip knowing there was any type of leak.  But for a morning commute, I would maybe consider it.

[bizarro]

Every ride with Bizzaro is a ride on the wild side!    I swear that RC51 he had was absolutely cursed, especially the tires.  

Didn't matter what bike I was on that summer. Four rears and I think two fronts. Seattle Cycle Center's hazard warranty saved me boucoup bucks that year.

[Tri2Fly]

My whole life is a long ride on a slow leak.

[EZAS]

Soapy water in spray bottle, valve stem tool and a goopey rope tire plug kit from Wal-mart. Grand total about $5 One of those things is going to fix it. Less than $5 and an hour of work and you won't have to worry about it.