+5 stop-n-go mushroom plug kit and electric pump.

 

Sticky strings work great and I have never experienced or heard of a failure with them. I have heard of mushroom plugs failing though....

 

Yes, Ride-On tire sealant. Works best in tubeless but they claim it works also in tube tires, just not as well.

http://www.ride-on.com/

 

I have had bikes with spokes and luckily I never got a flat. I would never get a touring bike with spokes because I don't want to be in the middle of no-where and have a flat.

Also +6 on the Stop-n-Go plug kit. I also have their small pump and I carry CO2 cartridges.

 

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I use their mushroom plugs and self vulcanizing plugs. Both work great.
Carry these all the time cause both my cars have run flats. The mushrooms work great.

 

I use punctureseal (www.punctureseal.com), same principle as 'ride-on' , its been tested up to 150mph so no worries about keeping speed down, unlike some other products. I also have a SnG kit I carry 'just in case' !

 

20 or 30 years ago my first Stop & Go kit came with both plugs & patches. I patched a couple of tubes for others on the road, but back then I was young enough to fight tires & tires were easier to break off the rim. Today's tires are tougher & I'm older. Either get a patch kit or alloy wheels. My money is on the wheels.

 

I also carry the stop-n-go plug kit w/ slime electric compressor. Don't need to have glue (which is usually dried up when you go to use it) w/ the plugs. Also, the amount of CO2 bottles required to inflate a 180/65-16 tire is like 8-10, if it's done perfectly. I plugged my tire and rode it out another 7000 miles until the tread was gone, and was always careful to keep it under 100 mph w/ that repaired tire :-)

 

[quote=ronbeejer;7677473]After purchasing my '10 Ultra Classic and going with the "laced (spoked) wheels", I found out that there is an inner tube in both tires...
What can I do on the side of the road with a flat now...? Glad I purchased the flat tire roadside service/warranty. Do I have any other choices?[/quot

With my RK Classic I had Slime for tubes and the compresure..now with the Ultra I have plugs...

 

To keep the glue from drying out, transfer the glue to an old finger nail polish bottle. All you have to do is clean it out real good with acetone. I did this three years ago and to glue is still good to go.