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| fred harmon | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> tpatch | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
 Inside view of T patch repair |
 External view of T Patch plug. This repair has over 2K miles on it, and now tire is shot, but patch is still good as new. |
 This is what a T patch looks like. This is a small. Diameter of plug changes with size. Disregard spooge glob. |
 Here is another look at the T patch. |
 And here is a look at some more T patches. You can get em at Pep Boys or most auto parts store |
 Here is the Dunlop after I put a small T patch on it |
 Here is a look at the outside of the Dunlop with T patch installed |
 Here are the tools I carry on the bike |
 I keep a peice of wood to use as a jack support to hold the front wheel off the ground, rope, tire gauge and maglite |
 Here are the tools packed in pouches |
 And here they are loaded into the rear of the saddlebag |
 Here are the Radio Shack power connectors I use on the bike |
 Here I have my Battery Tender plugged into one of these connectors that is wired to my battery |
 I have a portable air compressor in the trunk with a Radio Shack connector on the end of it so I can plug it into my battery |
 Metzler front with 9K miles on it, next to a brand new Metzler front |
 All three tool kits weigh under 8 lbs |
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