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GT250
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Hi y'all -
just had a brandnew rear tire installed and guess what - two days later - I notice it's completely flat...found the hole and will try to plug it with one of those tire repair kits. Question - if it holds the air, is it safe to ride for a few months or so...or better to have it replaced immediately?
thanks for any thoughts on that...
Berndt
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The Hornet (GT200, aka Love Bug) and 'Dimples' - a GTS 300
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If it's holding up, I'd just use it. All the warnings are there in the main as an arse-covering exercise.
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Vespa 2005 GT200 & Honda Metro
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Check this thread...should provide you with enough input about plug or replacement. Since this post (plug)...I've been monitoring the results of my plug and it's been holding up.

https://modernvespa.com/forum/topic51575?highlight=tire+plug

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