Yep, assuming the patch is well vulcanized, this small nail hole shouldn't pose any problems. I've had dozens of similar patches over the years, and have taken them up to well, WELL over triple digits many a time in the Nevada outback.Warchild,
You think it would hold at 120 mph?
Just use a worm style plug right?
Wheel removed and placed into the tub... Stay with me here***Ok... I plugged it and tested in the bath tub. It is not leaking.***
How did you get your bike in the bath tub ??
Howard
+1In the end, it's your decision. If it makes you uncomfortable to ride with a plug, change the tire and have peace of mind. If you're a cheap SOB like me, ride it till it's worn out!
B) New Avon ordered, But I will keep my old bridgestone as a spare. I will get it patched from the inside as well.In my opinion, just plug it and ride it out...
I have plugged thousands of tires, that I will garruntee went well over 120mph and haven't had an issue... Its not like the dam tire is gunna explode because its got a freakin hole in it... all you need to care about is the dam thing isn't flat... I tell you what... just send me your used tire with a hole in it...
either way, what does a new tire cost anyways....
is it worth what you spent on the bike...? or your life...?
reach for the wallet.....
Warp
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