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Makes no sense, if the thing will clear one rotor it will clear 2 ??
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NO, they DON'T all do that!
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I was about to pull the trigger on these, but ran across this on FOBO's website...
FOBO Bike sensors will not fit Harley Davidson motorcycles with side mounted valve stems or dual rotors. They will work on front wheels with single rotor only. Clearance must be checked before riding.
They work just fine on my RGS. I've had them for a couple weeks now and I think they're great. I ride 6-7 days a week and it's really nice to check my phone for proper pressure instead of manually checking or kicking the tires. Now instead of checking them once a week or more I can check them daily.
BTW, I set my pressure at the HD recommendations (36f-40r). The sensors set the over-under pressures to allow for changes in temperature. The cold pressure is the only one to worry about, unless the hot pressure is below the cold recommendation.
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They work just fine on my RGS. I've had them for a couple weeks now and I think they're great. I ride 6-7 days a week and it's really nice to check my phone for proper pressure instead of manually checking or kicking the tires. Now instead of checking them once a week or more I can check them daily.
BTW, I set my pressure at the HD recommendations (36f-40r). The sensors set the over-under pressures to allow for changes in temperature. The cold pressure is the only one to worry about, unless the hot pressure is below the cold recommendation.
BTW regular air is comprised of nitrogen, in case you didn't know.
Do you know what expands under heat or altitude? and a great gauge is what i use
back to my question not sales pitch how accurate are they 46 years riding i will feel the slow loss of air...but not getting down on floor to check before a ride..... priceless
11.3 mm is the answer.
I just installed the FOBO earlier. I haven't taken it for a ride yet, plan to do that later this evening. Stems got here as well and will install them at next tire change.
I didn't have the option of which tire stems to choose so I emailed the company and was told the ones they sent will fit my 2015 Road Glide CVO. I don't know if this size are automatically sent to US customers.
Ordered a set of those t-valves today---will get the FOBO units towards spring time!! Sure should be easier then checking the air pressure on my knees!
I dont bar mount my phone, I just started a habit of checking FOBO app before and after each ride. I did feel the vibration in my pocket when my rear raised up over threshold.
Getting to the rear stem on a bagger is a bitch. I dont believe many guys are getting down and manually checking the pressure like many brag they do.
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