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Dog Turds

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Just wondering what the best way to use dog turds for puncture repairs is?

Prepare the hole with the bumpy awl

Work glue onto the hole with same

Apply glue to turd

Run it in

Trim it off.

If there's a better way, I'd sure like to know it!

You have to be extra careful on the sidewall. The rubber is quite soft, a hole can keep spreading if you jam more plugs in it.

I have has as many as 3 plugs in a sidewall, and it held air for the remaining life of the tire...which was several months.

1 - Find hole

2 - Stick your turd pusher through it

A - So you don't have to look for it again after you've got the turds out

B - So that when you stuff the turd in you shove tend to push to hard & loose the turd in the tyre

3 - Attach turd to pusher, use 2 or 3 if there's a big hole, then shove it in

4 - Insert air

5 - Get back on your bike quick 'cos times tight :wacko:

I actually saw more folk with front punctures in last years SSDT.

I THINK nothing uses it now...but unfortunately whichever turkey imports the tyres here...(even though the riders have told him) he keeps importing the tubeless ones.

ANd of ALL the riders here...NO-ONE can get a tubeless front to bead properly..so we all tend to be riding round with front tyres that are only beaded part of the way round!! :wacko::stoned:

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