Plugs or tire slime?
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Slime doesn't work very well in tube-type tires, which is probably why it didn't do too good in your dirtbike. Also, it is at it's best holding low pressures (under 20 psi or so).
That said, I would plug the hole you know is there, and then add slime. It may not seal all your leaks 100%, but it always got me home, turned a flat into just a 'slow leaker' & whatever the slime doesn't patch, I put a plug into. I currently have about 6 or 8 plugs in one rear tire, and never had to walk home because of a flat yet [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
That said, I would plug the hole you know is there, and then add slime. It may not seal all your leaks 100%, but it always got me home, turned a flat into just a 'slow leaker' & whatever the slime doesn't patch, I put a plug into. I currently have about 6 or 8 plugs in one rear tire, and never had to walk home because of a flat yet [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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