This looks like it could be way cool. Wonder how heavy the sensors
are? What do you guys think







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Mell a I don tink i'll ave room in my po-cket for dat ting.
Da v max key you see....It is very big you see......very big.

That is an awesome little device. Thanks for sharing it Jak.

SDPEARLY wrote:


Your welcome SD i thought it would be good to use on a trip
with a loaded bike two up keep me from always looking at them.

@soki this new max about tapped me as well i jus lukin lol

For those that can't remember to use a 10.00 digital tire gauage once every few weeks. Think I would prefer spending the money on a billet part for the bike.

Oh come on bk, Your not a gadget kinda guy? I am. I could go for that tire pressure set and another little dohdad to tell me my tire pressure set is alerting me. Aaahhh techno-stuff. I love it.
SDPEARLY

THere are ton of options up on ebay:

could just buy the caps that turn red when your pressure drops.

fastestcb wrote:


When I took the advanced riders course from MSF they made anyone with those caps remove them before the class. Apparently they frequently cause leaks or fail suddenly. No substitute for using a gauge often!

Besides that, your holding the valve stem open all the time and counting on the seal of that little plastic china cap....no thanks, not comfortable.

I wouldn't be comfortable with the caps above for the same reason....now, an inside the tire sensor like my Honda odyssey has and I'd be in.

LOL....guess I'm an old school kinda guy, besides...how long does it take to check the tire pressure in two tires? I can see it when its flat and tell riding the bike the tire is soft, add air. I would just prefer a few invest in billet parts if I have extra dollars At this point. I like high tech toys too, but if the moneys not falling off trees to pay for the toys, old school is the way to go....for some of us anyway.