Motorcycle Repair: Storage mechanism for Two Wheelers - Tyre/s - Bikes, tyre puncture, rear tyre

Question
QUESTION: Dear Gary

Storage mechanism for Two Wheelers  - Tyre/s - Bikes
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There are Two Wheelers, Three Wheelers and Four Wheelers running on the Road.


What i observe in Two Wheelers i.e Bikes is there is no storage mechanism
for keeping extra Tyre/s which can be useful to the Driver in case there
is a tyre puncture while travelling on the road.

In Two wheelers Scooters, the tyre has a smaller circle radius,the extra Tyre
in a Scooter is fixed behind the rear tyre seat.

In three Wheelers Auto rickshaws the extra tyre is kept near engine placement
i.e rear/back door

In four Wheelers viz cars, jeeps the extra tyre and fixing tools can be kept in the storage mechanism i.e rear door.


In four Wheelers heavy vehicles viz Buses, Trucks, Lorries etc the extra tyre can be kept down below fixed.  

Is there any way to Keep a Storage mechanism for Bikes two wheelers ?. What could be the design for the same
if it is to be achieved ? can we keep the tyre below the seat where the driver is seating ?


Note : Observed that the tyres for each of the two, three and four wheeler vehicles is a circle and has a Different Radius
and circumference.

Awaiting your Reply,

Thanks & Regards,
Prashant S Akerkar

ANSWER: Prashant,I dont know of any bracket or mount made to hold the extra tires for a 2 wheeled motorcycle. I have seen small kit put togethor with a inner tube,two tire spoons and a inflator such as a co2 cartrage with tire valve nozzel. That way the tire could be repaired by the driver quickly. Sometimes a bottle of tire sealer is kept in the kit strapped to the rear of the seat or carrier rack. Especially if the area that is ridden in has a lot of thorns.This may be a way to carry the nessesary repair items only in a smaller package leaving more room on the bike for passengers.

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Motorcycle Tool Kit   QUESTION: Dear Gary

Thank you.

The Spare Tyre, Jacks, Fixing Tools have to have a necessary storage
area mechanism while designing the Motorcycle.

Suppose you had been a Motorcycle/Bike Designer, where you could have kept the Spare Tyre, Jacks and other fixing tools ? i.e Storage Area.

Awaiting your Reply,

Thanks & Regards,
Prashant S Akerkar

Answer
Most bikes come with a tool kit under the seat behind a side cover but the tools are limited. Some of the off road riders who race cross country use a small fanny pack thats strapped onto the rear fender behind the seat and some of the tools are are even in a tool pouch that straps onto the handlebars. Some of the bike companies offer a specific fit for their products or another way might be aftermarket products that might be adaptable to your bike. Maybe try KTM motorcyles or GasGas motorcycles they use "Hebo" products. I know this as I have one myself for tools when I am trail riding and away from home and help.