Mate just so happen went out to the garage and found the exact same kit i bought for my SR500 hardtail over 10 years ago , unopened , will give it a shot tomorrowJust plug it mate. Don't spend the money on a repair, not with that much on it; do it yourself. Dead easy and cheap.
When the time comes (bloody soon I reckon anyway) put a Bridgestone on and carry your plug kit. Something like this:
Bridgestone Exedra Max
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I keep mine under my seat where the filter used to be, along with a pair of long nose pliers. Has saved me more than a few times. Ideally you'll also have some means of inflating the tyre - but you could be lucky like me and always be at or near a servo when you pick something up. Of course leave the nail/screw in there until you're ready to fix it.
