Looking for a tire repair

[FJR_ski]

Is Stop & Go, the best product on the market to fix a flat?  Or is there anything else better.

Thanks,

[Scratch33]

Steel-belted radials can sometimes cut the rubber mushroom plug used by the Stop-N-Go.  

Best fix would be to dismount the tire and use a through-the-inside patch plug.

http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/tools/vehicle-maintenance/tire-repair/pilot-wire-patch-plug-3-8-diameter-pack-of-18?utm_source=google_pr;utm_medium=cpc;utm_campaign=Tire-Repair-google_pr;infoParam.campaignId=T9F&gclid=CKDrisnZ1KsCFQhN4AoduFcBRQ

[FJR_ski]

Thanks for the info, but I own a Yamaha FJR and it woule be very difficult for me to change a tire on the road.  Is there anything else?

[Scratch33]

Thanks for the info, but I own a Yamaha FJR and it woule be very difficult for me to change a tire on the road.  Is there anything else?

Now that you've clarified this is fpr a temporary on-the-road fix, I myself use the Stop-N-Go with great success.  

Others swear by the plain old "sticky rope" kit you can find at most any auto store.

[FJR_ski]

Sorry about that. I should have been more clear.
Thanks for all the information.  I will get the Stop & Go and I will also get the strips, just to have two options.

Thanks again for your help.

[Scratch33]

Quite welcome.  

P.S. For tire inflation, most recommend a compact air compressor over CO2 cartridges.  Slime makes a very good one.

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&q=Slime+air+compressor&cid=15923782486346528816#p

[FJR_ski]

Good to know.
I will check and see if Auto Zone in my area sells this pump, if not, I will order it online.

I hope I never have to use any of these items, but you just never know.

[ConPilot1]

Yeah the Slime kit works very nice. Compact, and comes with a variety of power connectors. I just plug mine into the Battery tender SAE plug the couple times I've used it.

[Scratch33]

(shakes fist at sky) "ORSOOONNNNNNNN!!!"