I don't know about the rest of y'all but adding air to the tires of my 17 Ultra has been a pain in the !@#.
That is until now. I didn't want to drop over $30 for one of those fancy Motion Pro tire chucks; plus with the mixed reviews they got I was very hesitant to buy one.
Iv'e seen the other threads on how to built one but wasn't motivated enough to buy the pieces and cobble something together.
I was at Napa today and saw this one for $15 so I bought it and it works great and is easy to snake around the brake discs get the air into the tire!

Napa P/N 90-519 , $14.99 at my local store.

 

Nice! I just aired up my tires today using a 12 volt compressor with the screw on type chuck, talk about a pain in the ***!.

 

I use a 12V air compressor with the 90 degree rubber lined chuck that levers on. Compressor has a built in gauge. Takes about 5 minutes to air up both tires.

 

I had these installed when I bought new tires.

https://www.kurveygirl.com/shop/index.php?cPath=169

 

That's what I'm talking about. Why the hell some thing like isn't original equipment?

 

I have t-valves and they are SO much easier to use.

 

I got one of these. It makes checking and filling tires much easier.

https://www.harley-davidson.com/stor...stem-extension

 

Do you lose any air pressure when removing the extension?

Thanks!

 

That's pretty much the same as what I've got on my little 12 volt compressor, pain in the *** to have to screw on and off especially on the rear tire.

 

When I put new tires on the Limited earlier this summer, I installed the FOBO T-stems along with their pressure monitoring device. Adding air is much easier, and the pressure monitor makes it nice to not have to check the pressure every few rides.