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Most motorcycles come with a toolkit, I use that term very loosely, the manufacturers aren’t going out on a limb and providing you with a great kit. The tool kit includes Allen keys, pliers, a knife, lubricant, a T-handle spiral probe, a T-handle insert tool, cords, strings, valve caps, and plenty more. One customer, in particular, felt that this was a great product at a fair price, calling the repair process simple; however, they did note that no instructions were provided. As with most tools, before considering what motorcycle tools to buy, you need to consider your confidence level and what types of tools will be easier for you to work with. The four main types of tire plugs to know about before you make your selection are: Mushroom Plug: These kits usually take up more space than the other two as they require more tools. You first have to drill a hole in the tire to match the size of the plug and then use special tools to insert the plug. After that, you have to use pliers to put it tight inside the tire and cut off the excess. Since you have to bore a hole in the tire, your tire will be flatter when you’re done, so most mushroom plug sets will come with an air compressor, tire inflator, or CO2 canisters. This type also has a higher price point than rope plugs and can withstand less pressure than the other kinds, so there’s more risk.

6. Best Lightweight Tire Puncture Repair Kit—Dynaplug Tubeless Tire Repair Tool Kit

Spear Plug: These tools are small and incredibly simple to use but have a very high price tag. They usually fit easily in the storage on your motorcycle. All you have to do is put the plug on the end of the tool, jab it into the hole, and remove the tool. These kits do not usually come with lubricant or any type of adhesive. Sometimes it’s useful to simply carry one single tool that has the ability to transform into several others. This multi-tool from Motion Pro does just that. It’s compact and is able to remove bolts ranging in size from 8–14mm, straight and medium straight-slot screws, some Phillips screws, and both five and six-mm Allen bolts. Got a flat while riding on my Honda ST1300,” begins one review. “Used this mushroom plug kit and installed the plug, no leaks, and easier to install. Several days now and still holding, until new tire arrives. I feel much more confident in this product. Watch videos on this, and you’ll understand.”

We will never sell or share your information with anyone. Your information will only be used by us as you specify. Now we have one tool tube per motorcycle. In one we transport our tool roll and the other contains the spare tubes, break pads, screws and a towline. Next to that, we also carry a bag with all other spare parts, aids and our compressor stored in one of our panniers. The chances are you will want to make your own kit and carry it on your bike? What if you have limited space, or want to ride without luggage but still have your tools with you? Sewage pipes are easy to get at any sanitary company. We found ours at Gloor Gebäudetechnik AG, where they helped us to build our idea. This way we knew that these tubes will last forever, as it is hard to seal the pipes correctly by yourself and have a proper lid for it. Internal Plug : The only permanent solution is to use an internal plug. This is also the least expensive type of plug. Unfortunately, you have to remove your tire to apply this type of plug and if you’re out for a ride on your motorcycle when you get a puncture, it’s highly unlikely you will have the tools or ability to do that on the side of the road. You can use one of the temporary solutions until you get home and are able to use one of these patches.

8. Best Basic Tool Kit—CruzTOOLS Kit

Providing excellent value for money, this tool kit from Boulder Tools is great to take along on your ride in case of emergencies. It comes with 56 professional-grade motorcycle tools and is designed to work with all tubeless tire types. In the kit, you’ll find tools such as a T-handle spiral probe, a T-handle insert tool, thirty repair strings, Allen keys, pliers, lubricant, valve caps, and all sorts of other tools. Home Depot or Lowes or similar places sell ABS plastic tubing in 2″, 3″ and 4″ precut to 24″ long, grab one of those The kit is universal, so it can be used on any type of tire, and comes with 40 pieces of plugs, ensuring that you always have enough to get the job done,” reads one review. “One of the standout features of this kit is the stainless steel T-handle tool, which is a significant improvement over the plastic ones found in many other kits… Overall, this kit is an excellent investment.” This kit provides only a temporary fix and it’s recommended to replace the tire as soon as possible to ensure safety. “Tool is really well made,” wrote one satisfied buyer. “Compact and easy to use. If I were to buy it again I would opt for the model with the broader end cap to make it easier to push without hurting your hand… After getting the plug inserted, it immediately left a solid seal in the hold and held air pressure well. A couple rides and the repair looks solid.”