Emergency puncture repair

I am touring Germany next year on my Bonneville and was wondering if anyone could advise me on what to take with me or what might work if I get a puncture. Obviously it,s not as straightforward with tubed tyres and I have been told nothing really works except a new or repaired tube. Is there actually any product which I can take and be confident using if the worst happened?

DG Bland

 

A new tube and a puncture repair kit would be the best way to go

 

When I had tubed tyres I carried the following.

An Airman compressor that I bought off Amazon.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Airman-Com...1468861258&sr=1-1&keywords=Airman+12V+Compact

A can of Holts Tyreweld form Halfords

http://www.halfords.com/workshop-tools/garage-equipment/breakdown-essentials/holts-tyreweld-500ml

Now I have tubeless tyres I also carry a Dynaplug repair kit.

http://www.adventurebikeshop.co.uk/dynaplug_ultralite_xtreme?filter_name=Dynaplug

 

I've put this into my Thruxton tubes. Supposedly works in tubed or tubeless tyres.

 

I fixed a puncture on a tyre with an inner tube with Tyreweld.

But it's only meant to be a temporary fix and get you to a garage to get a permanent repair.

It got me home, about 100 miles as I recall.

 

Same question here!! Ditto

 

I had a puncture in France a few tears ago, no brakedown cover but did have a ' rema tiptop' repair kit.
Stranded in the middle of nowhere, I wasn't holding out much hope.
Pouring down with rain I gave it a go, got the tyre inflated and limped to or destination.
Next day it was still ok, so just ride as normal. Even though you should keep speed down.
Think I done 500 miles on it, and speeds of 100 mph+
Now all my friends carry one.