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find the cause of the leak and then determin if it is repairable. check valve stem and core too. if it has a small nail puncture in the middle of the tread area i would say its ok to have patched. if its near the edge of the tire, i don't think i would do it. always check with the local shops to see what they recomend too.2002 TLR B/W. Yoshimura bolt on Titanium cans. Yosh box remap. Joe V airbox mod. plug in TRE. 17/41 sprockets. Zero Gravity double bubble screen.
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if you do decide to have it fixed, make sure they use one of thosse patches with a plug on it. regular plugs have a tendency to loosen or fail since a motorcycle tire goes through alot of deformation when you are cornering. would not be a good time for the plug to come out
most shops either wont repair them or will recommend that you dont.
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Depending on the damage, plugs are fine.
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