KOM Cycling Tubeless Tire Repair Kit for Bikes 8 Colors! Fixes Mountain Bike and Road Bicycle Tire Punctures

This is one of those tools you should have, but never want to use. I have never had to use mine, so I cannot comment on if they work. I can say the container ins suitable small. Easy to store. And has what I think is needed to patch a tubeless tire.Pros:- nice color options for the canister- everything included within the container- easy to store within the frame of my TrekCons:- noneWould I recommend to others: YesWould I purchase again: Yes

This is a well designed and engineered tire plug kit. I bought it so that I have one in my bike repair kit, and hope that I never have to use it! But it's light, nice aluminum design, and the color options are a nice touch. Worth the price if you are in the market....

Used it to successfully fix two punctures on one tire only one day after getting the repair kit. I fixed it at home as the sealant was good enough to let me finish the ride.Some lessons learned from using the kit. Practice using the kit at home (maybe on an old tire) before you actually need to use it on road/trail. I completely let go the air in tire on first try and still struggled a bit on second try. The sticky bacon strip may not stay in the tire when you pull the fork/needle out. Push the bacon strip deep enough, hold strip with fingers and slowly twist/pull the fork/needle will give you a good chance to keep the bacon strip in place.Thoughts on this kit: reamer and fork are a bit too long (for at least road tire) and you may damage rim tape if you push too hard. Had to angle it to avoid hitting rim/rim tape. Having separate reamer and fork takes extra space in the saddle bag. Reamer/fork in one design seen in other kit would be sufficient and save space. The diameter of the tube is slim but also makes getting bacon strips out a bit difficult and folded strips due to space limit makes it even harder.I will keep the kit for sure as it's sufficient and fix appears to be good but I'm also start looking for another kit with following criteria:reamer/fork in one combo design for space savinglong enough reamer/fork length to sufficiently go through tire but not too long to easily hit rimwider tube diameter for easy bacon strip accesssingle side fork design if possible (or I'll cut it myself) for easy release bacon in tire when pulling out forkincorporate a strip cutter somewhere in the kit (useful for slick road tire repair)

great value, and lots of fun too!

Herramienta pequeña muy práctica y portable

Well built and includes everything you'd likely need to do a repair in the field, all in a compact and not-too-heavy package.

It's an easy tool to carry around on your bike for quick sealing of leaks.

Have carried this for 1 1/2 years and used for multiple repairs. It’s slim, light and very useful for installing plugs. On a longer tour though, I needed to remove a valve core to add sealant, and that’s when I discovered that my spokes can prevent attaching the valve core removal tool. This is because the slot that fits over the valve core is oriented horizontally instead of vertically. Dedicated valve core removal tools that you can get here on Amazon are all oriented vertically so you can easily fit the tool between two spokes. I just carry one of those dedicated valve core removers in addition to this tool now, no problem. However, one of the main advantages that attracted me to this tool was that it had *everything* I might need combined in one light, simple cylinder. Now I have to carry two tools. If the manufacturer ever tweaks the design to make the valve core remover attach vertically, I will buy the new version of this tool.