accessories » Dynaplug

https://youtu.be/EjmPOrdd5b4
Not quite an RS accessory but handy to carry with you just in case.
I've had a kit for 3 years and used it twice,we used it on Paul B's rear tyre last week,nail out plug in,took us about5 minutes.
Check out the video

Thanks for sharing.

I have the same set although I still haven't used it. Wondered what to do about bigger screws, nails and holes so this looks easy.

You're welcome,It's a permanent repair too,they recommend using a maximum of 4 plugs to mend a puncture. I think if you needed to use more the tyre would be knackered anyway.

You know me Dear,I can't believe you'd have to ask. Cheap of course

Believe it or not,it's handy for mending punctures too.

My question is.........are the TipTop donuts and the CO2 cartridges for my 1986 vintage repair kit any good? The kit has obviously worked and prevented any punctures for a long time.

Dynaplug looks really effective, I carry the BMW repair kit, mainly because it uses a smaller tool so takes less space, never needed it so I hope it’s effective when the day comes!

The dynaplug kit I've got is tiny. I'll post a pic tomorrow, I've been on the piss since 3 and can't be arsed to mooch out to the garage.

Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #9

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Dynaplug looks really effective, I carry the BMW repair kit, mainly because it uses a smaller tool so takes less space, never needed it so I hope it’s effective when the day comes!

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I have the Crafty Plugger kit, works well only had to use it once so far. Stored under the seat with a compressor.

Zitat von Willy im Beitrag #12

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I have the Crafty Plugger kit, works well only had to use it once so far. Stored under the seat with a compressor.

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The dynaplug kit I've got is tiny. I'll post a pic tomorrow, I've been on the piss since 3 and can't be arsed to mooch out to the garage.

As promised Nigel
I've put my keys to the side to give you some idea of scale,obviously the pack containing the plugs can be dismantled to save space.

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Bravo you are absolutely right, your tool is indeed very small