Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS)

[markc9503]

Originally Posted by megraham

I don't have the automatically monitoring system but have purchased valve stem caps at accu-pressure.com. When you order, you state which pressures you need. I have them on both bikes and the car. Just a quick look before riding. The only problem would be while riding you wouldn't know what the pressure is.

Mark Graham
VROC 2710

I have used valve caps from Ride-On for two years now and I have been quite happy with them. They are self-calibrating and so the LED will flash with the tire pressure drops 4 psi below where it was when the cap was put on. Considering how challenging it is to get to the rear tire of the Voyager these are really handy to have.

[Snake Ranch]

Originally Posted by HeyJoe

I'm doing some research on TPMS - I'm a little tired of maneuvering my skoot to hand-check the TP every time I go out for a ride. Has anyone done any looking-into on this forum?

Yes, I have. I bought a TPMS for $200.00. It works great. I had to calibrate it only once, when installed. It has been problem free. http://www.doranmfg.com/motorcycle-t...ng-systems.htm Check it out. Its easy to set up. The sensors can be installed inside the tire or outside. Inside is the best when changing out your tire. I am happy the way the system works.