Genuine InnovationsSide of Bacon Rope Shutters for Bicycle Tubeless Cycling Tire Repair, Red, 20, 1.5g, 0.18 x 2 inch

I've had a few punctures that sealed with just the gop, and a few that wouldn't. All sealed with these plugs. Obviously they won't fix a rip, but they're pretty good with anything less.Make sure you buy the full kit first, not just this refill. You need the little spiky tool to insert them.

Superb bit of kit from the moto world coming into the world of MTB. Not just got me home in times of need from the middle of nowhere, but also been an effective long term fix squeezing many more miles out of a damaged tyre.

Great product for plugging MTB tyres

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I only write reviews for good or poor stuff.This is absolute rubbish. I bought these as refill/back-ups x4 strips of 5 bacons. Complete waste of time (and money) as they are meant to be peel off bacon plug strips for a tubeless puncture. You’d spend more time fighting with these little turds getting them off the plastic than fixing your puncture, and defeating the point. There would be no hope of actually putting them on a plug tool. The one star is only cos you can’t give less and they’ve clearly stuck the two bits of plastic together, so they might seal a hole were you to apply them.Yours,A deflated MTB rider.

On the web site it says 20 plugs, on the package it says comtains 20 plugs . Photo of un opened package attached only 15 plugs, would have bought altranative if I had known this.

Don't buyVery bad quality

Son de tamaño medio, vienen con bastante vulcanizarme/sellador lo cual ayuda

Bonne qualité, facile d'utilisation

Ottimo prodotto, sono veramente comodi.Unico consiglio teneteli in bici solo una parte, temono il caldo e tirano a seccarsi.Li ho utilizzati veramente un sacco do volte e mi hanno sempre riportato a casa.Veramente facili da usare

I run road tubeless - 24mm Schwalbe Po One tires. I recently got a fairly big gash in the rear tire. It would hold about 50 ot 60 psi with some Stans sealant. But any higher and the sealant would "blow" and the tire would lose pressure. Basically, the hole was too big for the tubeless sealant to fill up.The side of bacon plugs totally corrected the problem. I rubbed a bit of rubber cement from my inner tube patch kit on the bacon strip, which started the chemical vulcanization process. I then carefully reamed out the hole in the tire. Using a very small pointed tool, I gently pushed the bacon into the hole, careful not to puncture the tape on the rim strip. I jammed the strip in about 1/4 inch. I then pumped up the tire to 80 psi (regular riding pressure), spun the tire a few times to diatibute the sealant, then hung the wheel overnight with the bacon-side at the bottom so the sealant had time mind of seal up the seam where the bacon was. In the morning, I checkwd the pressure to make sure the tire qas holding air. I then trinmed the excess bacon and bam - done.Long story short - pressure held. All good to go. Savef having to buy a new $60 tire.

OTTIMO PRODOTTO!!!!