BMW Puncture Repair Kits

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Top stuff! :D

Used mine last night on a stranded Triumph's rear tyre - very simple, good instructions - good result. :D

How much are they to replace?
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Think it was about 20 notes..
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They were £32 last time I asked, but that's from BeeEm dealer. :roll: M&P do a similar looking item for about £20, which I bought and although it does look the same the plugs break quite easily unlike the gen BMW ones I used when I had my 1100R

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Heoin Gericke do one which looks exactly the same but I can't remember how much - less than £20, I think.

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bigbeemer2004 wrote:Heoin Gericke do one which looks exactly the same but I can't remember how much - less than £20, I think.

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ah- but IS it exactly the same.... ;)
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The kit Hein Gericke does looks suspiciously like the M&P item. :? I went through all the plugs in the box when I got a puncture in my S and every one snapped while trying to get it in th'ole. :evil: I ended up using a mates cheap nasty kit which he paid about £3 for! :oops: The genuine BeeEm ones I used on my old 1100R were definately a lot stronger.
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you can buy the kit in parts, get the gas cylinders from somewhere else?? Piantball shop maybe, as they are the same...
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Can you just get the plugs then from a BeeEm dealer?? I've Never thought of asking Doh! :oops: When we go away on our wee trips we usually take a small compressor with us - it's come in very useful on several occasions.

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