Reply With QuoteTire plug kit. Very cheap and can be a life saver for yourself or anyone you ride with. Works for cars too.
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I have a Yamaha TW200 and I'm wondering is there a motorcycle tool-kit available? I know the bike already has a tool-kit, but not sure it's enough. Any recommendations are appreciated.
Last edited by RodneyBR; 07-10-2011 at 10:57 PM.
Tire plug kit. Very cheap and can be a life saver for yourself or anyone you ride with. Works for cars too.
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Not sure if the TW200 is tubeless. If it is then ya I tire plug kit but if it isn't then you should think about carrying around spare tubes, and practice changing them with just the tools in your backpack/toolkit.Originally Posted by jeero
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You're right, the TW200 tires have tubes. So would be a repair kit for tubed tires. There are products like Slime (http://www.slime.com/) for tubed tires, that would be the quickest option to repairing the tire until you could repair it properly or replace the tube.
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