can you use this on motorcycle tires?
1475801
Keep in mind some motorcycles have tubes. On a tubeless tire I would consider it with an experienced rider and no other options, although a physicsl plug is a much better option
1475802
It says standard tires but it shows a trailer and little bitty car on the package. Additionally it has some different fittings for the valve. I would think you could use it on a motorcycle but the tire on my Armada did shimmy ar 55 after I used it. I had to replace the tire. In an emergency I'd be glad to have it though. I agree with the other person who answered. I have an extra and the aerosol version made for big SUV's. I live in the country and not being able to use my car is of great concern.
433505
Contrary to what the description said, this product did not work on the tubed tires in my motorcycle. Therefore I would say it would not work on a bicycle tire.
1052396
Yes it can be used on bicycle tires. Just hold the inflation button down until the tire is full. You can then use it several times more. I spin my bicycle tire after completion of inflation. It helps distribute the sealer throughout the tire and makes sure that the puncture is sealed prior to riding.
2218733
I use the tire on a regular bicycle. I think the tire would work on a motorized bike.
381196
i use it for my motorcycle tires. just takes a couple of minutes! works get, always have one with me!
516863
It should work and the easiest way to use it on a bicycle tire is to attach it to the valve stem then hook the hose from the compressor to the male threads on the Topeak adapter.
146832
I've used it to put 60psi (Schrader) in my hybrid bicycle tires. I don't have a motorcycle but it surely should work. I put 110psi in my road bike (presta).
1252780
It wouldn't work very well. I would use something silicon based too, like Pedro's bike lust. That way it lubes too.
170688
I usually use 28-31 psi for any motorcycle tires. Not to hard, not to soft...gteat grip and they heat up well
1640365
I answered this question a while ago here and my answer should be located within the write up reviews; That said, I shall answer it again. This is not the correct kind of pump you would or could use on bicycle, car, motorcycle tires with. It is only good for inflating and deflating what would be air mattresses, pool accessories, and such. The adapters are not made to fit anything other than air mattresses, etc. I hope this helps. For the car, motorcycle, bike tires you will need a compressor air pump. You can either go to an old-style gas station, go to your favorite car tire center, or purchase any multitude of compressor air pumps listed on Amazon.com, or other site. I answered this question a while ago here and my answer should be located within the write up reviews; That said, I shall answer it again. This is not the correct kind of pump you would or could use on bicycle, car, motorcycle tires with. It is only good for inflating and deflating what would be air mattresses, pool accessories, and such. The adapters are not made to fit anything other than air mattresses, etc. I hope this helps. For the car, motorcycle, bike tires you will need a compressor air pump. You can either go to an old-style gas station, go to your favorite car tire center, or... » Read More I answered this question a while ago here and my answer should be located within the write up reviews; That said, I shall answer it again. This is not the correct kind of pump you would or could use on bicycle, car, motorcycle tires with. It is only good for inflating and deflating what would be air mattresses, pool accessories, and such. The adapters are not made to fit anything other than air mattresses, etc. I hope this helps. For the car, motorcycle, bike tires you will need a compressor air pump. You can either go to an old-style gas station, go to your favorite car tire center, or purchase any multitude of compressor air pumps listed on Amazon.com, or other site. « Show Less
1505164
yes it will work fine on a bike tire, as long as you have 12 volts to plug in into.
146831
I use my bike pump to inflate my pickup tires so it should work fine for motorcycles. It's a bit of a workout but in a pinch it's better than driving around with flat tires.
2074581
I have in past. The key is to get the stuff in and start driving right away to spread the sealant inside the tire. I wanted to be sure to have enough pressure rather than not enough in a pinch. I can always reduce the pressure later. My tires go up to 42 so after a few minutes of conservative driving I check the pressure. I wouldn't try it on an already questionable tire, of course, such as a sidewall puncture. I've used this stuff on mower and wheel barrow tires also but I use the smaller size, in those cases, of course. I also have a mobile air pump that runs off my battery. Well worth it and if you have any worries about using the truck inflator version, you can always fall back on the air pump after using the smaller one, if necessary. Get a decent quality pump. It's great and they are relatively small too. Hope this helps.
1726311
Ms. Betty, I'm not sure what kind of tires you are looking to fill, but it wouldn't work on a car,motorcycle or bike tire. For those, I believe you'd need a compressor.
443468
I think what you're talking about (hard as THAT is to tell!) is "belt dressing." I don't know if I would try that on tire sidewalls.
1711661
This pump is designed to be used with adjustable air shocks. It does not put out the volume needed to pump up a car or motorcycle tire. It may pump up a bike tire, but it would take a while. You would be better off buying an actual bike pump...
86492
Not sure what PSI motorcycle tires are but I have used with great success on tractor tires 14psi, Chevy Camaro tires 36psi and minivan tires 41psi. I have to assume it would work on your motorcycle tires.