just have standard, basic kit, and few other bits, bulbs, fuses, multi-tool, duck tape.
Graeme..... Was on a ride to South of France last year with a mate on his SP2. Got to the car park in the morning at the hotel and found his back tyre flat as a pancake with a screw through the tread. I used a tubeless repair kit on it and thought it was great. First attempt to get the plug in failed as I had not opened the hole, where the screw came out of, big enough with the supplied tool. Once I had worked the gadget in and out to enlarge the hole in the tyre and gunged the plug up well with glue it went in a treat.
The cylinders supplied did an ok job of inflating the tyre but we stopped at first garage to inflate properly. After a few steady miles we were soon back up to 90 to 110 mph crusing on the autoroutes.
The tyre lost 6 psi in 3 days although he changed it in the south of france just to be certain it was safe.
As a get out of the do do they work great. Always have mine with me!