Don't know about the fix-a-flat.

Maybe you could find a friend with a truck and load it up.  Or maybe call a tow truck service, but I imagine that might be expensive.

I wonder if AAA offers service for motorcycles?

Thanks, Thumperclone.  I was thinking about joining anyway (for the cars).

Hmmmm ... concerning tubed m/c tires, spoked wheels and the inevitible flat has had an idea beating 'round in the back of my brain for some time now ... I know diddly squat about chemistry and such, but I'll bet that a gel like substance could be invented that has the same compression/expansion qualities as a properly inflated tube, which could be injected into a tire mounted on a standard spoked rim ... making a tire that would be resistant to flats by puncture, yet give the same ride as a standard tube/tire on a spoked rim setup ... like I said, I'm no chemical engineer, but I'm sure that this wouldn't be an impossible invention for the properly educated/trained egghead?

I use this in my tires. http://www.slimesealant.com/
I've been using it in my mountain bike tires for about 15 years & never had a flat since. Had several before. So far, none on the LS650. The flat-fix stuff would probably work in the motorcycle tire but I've never tried that so I can't say for sure. I did use it in a car tire once & it worked fine though I still needed to add a little more air but it got me to the station & didn't lose pressure. One downside to the Slime; if you rebalance your tires later on, it takes a little longer to get it right since the stuff is always moving around inside the tube.