emergency tyre repair kit

[Wheelbarrow]

Not sure whether this topic has been raised before:
What emergency tyre repair method is best? -The green slime can, a CO2 capsule kit or a compressor?
I've heard that the green slime negatively affects tyre life and that it needs to be washed out and repaired at the earliest convenience.
A compressor? - A bit too bulky to carry around all the time and needing a proper 15A outlet. Leaves the CO2 capsules. Has anyone got experience with these? Does it actually work?
How far can you ride with a repair like that?

[Brock]

CO2 capsules work, but take a lot to inflate the tyre properly. There are pocket size compressors around, that will do the job in time, but like the bigger compressor, requires a 12V outlet. Mind you, most of us have one or two of them fitted to the bike any way. Tip, leave the engine running when using a compressor, or you may not start.

 Slime might seal the tyre, but will need more air to come up to pressure. If it gets you out of trouble, use it....

[StinkyPete]

My solution is to carry a TyrePliers Plug and Inflate Kit, and I've recently bought a compact MotoPressor pump which works a treat for inflating tyres.    See  http://www.tyrepliers.com.au/New/plugninflate.html  and  http://www.rockycreekdesigns.com.au/tyre-accessories/motopressor-tyre-pump.html

My plug kit has only been used once, and that was to fix a flat on someone else's bike and it was very quick and convenient to use.   You will need to carry extra CO2 cylinders as I used about four to inflate a rear tyre, and we stopped at a servo 40km down the road, to bring it up to full pressure.

Others use LSM Technologies Tyre Sealant which serve to "puncture proof" the tyres.  Here's a thread  http://www.ride-on.com/

I've seen countersunk head screws used to plug a small hole in an emergency.

[Shiney]

I just use Ride-On Tyre Sealer in my tyres. I put it in whenever I get a new set.
It automatically seals punctures and they even give OzSTOC members a discount

[ST2UP]

Here some vids in this OzSTOC link for you that show a few methods ---> http://ozstoc.com/index.php?topic=779.msg6120#msg6120