I use this one http://www.slime.com/docs/view_image....5714285714286 and a plug kit. I like it because it has a built in gauge. also it pumps slow enough to use on the rear shocks.

 

I carry a typical tar-coated plug kit with glue, rasp, and insertion tool--as well as a small compressor that plugs into the cig lighter. These have gotten me out of spots more than once and I wouldn't go anywhere without them.

 

I have been carrying the stop & go plug kit along with a slime 12V compressor. Also have a bottle of slime along, running cast wheels on my 05 FLHRCI. Carry the slime for the other halfs 07 FXDL with spokes. I keep a good eye on the tires and pressure and have not needed to use them yet, although my time is coming, 49,000 miles and no flats yet!

 

+1 on this that is the one I have

 

Last week, on the 1st day of a 6 day Lake Superior Circle Tour from MN, one of our bikes picked up a nail and was losing air. I had my MC compressor and a plug kit, so we fixed it that night in camp and rode the rest of the trip. Without it we would have lost 1/2 to a whole day obtaining, mounting, a replacing the tire as the nearest Harley Shop was 75miles away from our campground.

 

Wow, I guess I never though of this as an issue. I normally carry a "fix it" tire leak sealer. Actuallty I forgot I had it. With 20K miles of touring around the rockies, I have never had a flat.

Of course now I will have dozens

...gene

 

I use the slime smart spair. Says it will repair up to 1/4 inch hole and it has a built in guage. Paid $19.95

 

That little slime compressor looks nice and compact