Dynaplug x Chris King

The Chris King open house (virtual) launches today. You can find the full Open House Presentation here. On top of the amazing new colors, builder bikes, saddles, and fanfare – Dynaplug has very quietly made the ultimate tire plugging device even better, utilizing the angry bees.

The Racer Pro:

The tire-plugging experts (and intergalactic meerkats) at Dynaplug have managed to improve upon their most-popular tire-plugging tool by adding their new Twin-Tube technology to the Racer tool…begetting the RACER PRO!

Tubeless tires are not only faster to ride, they are also faster to repair in the event of a puncture. Dynaplug has established itself as the best solution for fast repairs in the field, and now introduces the Racer Pro, combining the best features of current Racer-series tools into a single tire-plugging masterpiece. Featuring the Twin Tube™ technology debuted on the Covert Handlebar-stashed tire plug tool kit, the Racer Pro has two pre-loaded plug tubes per side, meaning four plugs ready-to-go in an instant.

Machined in Chico California from US-made billet aluminum and stainless steel, the Racer Pro weighs 26g, only 2g more than the prior generation, yet delivers twice the puncture-defeating power!

The Racer Pro comes with snug snap-on caps protecting both sides which pop off to expose the end of the patented Dynaplug tire plug, either the classic size with wheel-friendly soft brass tip or the aluminum Megaplug for extra-mega-big punctures. Riders can flip the Twin Tube around by unthreading it, configuring the tool for their own plug needs.

Racer Pro Kit Includes:

  • Dynaplug® Racer Pro tool
  • 3 Soft-Tip Plugs (Pointed tip)
  • 1 – Megaplug ( Bullet tip)
  • 2- double-sided Twin Tube insertion tubes- 1 with Megaplug on one side and 1 with two Classic Size tubes on the other.

Racer Pro Features:

  • Lightweight – 26g
  • Machined from Aluminum and Stainless Steel in Chico CA
  • $52.00 MSRP

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