Ride-OnMotorcycle Tire Sealant-2 Bottles

This product worked exactly as it should've.

Use to race mtb bikes and always ran my wheels tubeless. Now I can do it with my motorcycles.

I've used this for years in my motorcycle tires and never needed the protection.

It works great, and still working after 6 months. Thinking about buying more to put it in all my car, and truck tires. I highly recommend this product for sealing tires for any, and all tires. It also rebalanced by my motorcycle tires, and rides even better now.

This is a difficult product to use. The photos showed metal tools for removing the valve cores of inner tubes or valve stems. The package included orange plastic tools that both failed. I had to get a different valve core removal tool Fortunately I had one from a bottle of Slime. That tool was strong and removed and reinstalled the valve cores.The tops of the bottles should be round or spherical in shape. The flat tops made it difficult to get all of the materiel into the tubes and into the tires. The tops had to be tapped squeezed, then tapped from a different side and squeezed, and turned and tapped over and over to get all of the materiel into the little tube. Redesigning the bottles would make putting the material into the tubes very easy.After riding the motorcycle a short distance, the fluid did a good job to balance the tires. The ride was smoother. Will it stop leaks? I hope so. Long ago I used it in tubeless motor scooter tires. It did plug one hole that I know of. Way back then the color of the liquid was white.

I have used this on several of my motorcycles with out any issue. On my lastest cross country motorcycle camping trip I picked a big nail in my rear tire. When I discovered the nail I decided to put a tire plug in. I pulled the nail out but only a little bit of air come out. The sealer closed the hole. I put the tire plug in and rode another 3000 miles home with no issues

It works, sealed leaks around the spokes of my motorcycle rim. Just remember to spin the tire after filling it with the product, then fill it with air, then ride it 6 miles for it to spread nicely. You gotta spin the tire prior to filling it with air so there is reasonable coverage of any leaks prior to filling it to required PSI.

I have been using this product for years. It even balances out knobby tires. I have not tested the sealant aspect of the product. But as a balancer, two thumbs up.