Fobo tpms
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Thanks nobody.
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Welcome to Pussfication of the American Male. Check yer tire pressure regularly, with a tire pressure gauge it only takes a few minutes and it cost under $10. It one of the things ya do before ya ride.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
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Welcome to Pussfication of the American Male. Check yer tire pressure regularly, with a tire pressure gauge it only takes a few minutes and it cost under $10. It one of the things ya do before ya ride.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
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Welcome to Pussfication of the American Male. Check yer tire pressure regularly, with a tire pressure gauge it only takes a few minutes and it cost under $10. It one of the things ya do before ya ride.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
If so, you might be part of the same group!
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With FOBO checking tire pressure only takes a few seconds.
TexasScooterTrash is a bit shortsided.
Checking tire pressure is only one function of a TPMS.
If I had a TPMS last summer I may could have prevented sitting at a rest area for 3 hours and ending up on the back of a wrecker facing a $450 tow bill because of a leaking tire.
Last edited by Bluraven; Sep 1, 2022 at 09:27 PM.
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Welcome to Pussfication of the American Male. Check yer tire pressure regularly, with a tire pressure gauge it only takes a few minutes and it cost under $10. It one of the things ya do before ya ride.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
Or tent?
Toasters are pretty high tech. Could burn your tent down.
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Wow..... A P@##y for using a phone mounted TPSM system, C`mon - this is an aide to help a rider out & keep him in the know, I wont use it cause it tracks you....... But hell - we all are probably being tracked anyway.
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Welcome to Pussfication of the American Male. Check yer tire pressure regularly, with a tire pressure gauge it only takes a few minutes and it cost under $10. It one of the things ya do before ya ride.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
NOW I know why there is a LIKE button and no laughing face button to click.
Easy enough on a cruiser. A bagger rear tire sucks. Keep backing up 6" at a time until valve stem is straight down. Than getting on your knees and trying to get an air guage in the right position that the rotor or pulley don't hamper it's reading.