[Clem]

There are always options. Your cell phone is your BEST option.
More than likely going to be the rear tire. Carry a spare 17" tube!!!

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http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/284/94...r-Secrets.aspx

http://www.instructables.com/id/Moto...Flat-Tire-Fix/

Try to get off the road, to a flat level surface well to the side.
Use your hazard flashers, reflective jacket or other method to warn approaching vehicles. Odds are, you will never have to fix a flat by the roadside. But if you do, Remain Calm. Insure your safety. Work quickly.

 

[Classic11]

Definitely a good idea! Thanks for the collection of info Clem!

 

[Hoshiko]

I saw this at the motorcycle show here in NY, I couldn't believe it, Some dude put a kitchen knife in the tire and nothing happened.

Does anyone has experience with this treatment??

 

[Hoshiko]

I found a similar video with the knife example.

 

[Clem]

It's great! New technology never ceases to amaze. Just wish that would help with tube tires. Mountain bikers have been using slime to do the same. Google Stans. http://www.notubes.com/ Watch the numerous YouTube posts. Also MTB bicycle shops have No Tubes-the solution tire sealant, and Joe's Super Sealant. Dyna beads for balancing. Shimano electronic shifters, disc brakes. Carbon frames. What's next? A water-cooled Boxer? Get outta' here!!!