'09 Road King and I use the EZ-Air. It takes a second to make certain of the seating, but it makes checking and filling so much easier. I feed the tube between the slots of the rotors - usually before I have done any riding, otherwise you need to let the rotors cool. Thats generally for the rear tire, don't have to do that for the front though I usually do. Bought mine off Amazon for $17 and change. Bought some other stuff, so shipping was free. The chuck is large, but it really is not that much of an issue.

 

Great solution for Street Glide aluminum wheels. Many SG owners have found it difficult to access the valve stems with most common gauges. In my search for a better gauge, I added an 1/8" NPT 90* elbow to this gauge, and I realize it doesnt look too sexy but it works fantastic. Granted you can't add air with this particular set up but you can easily acquire the valve stem from any angle or position without rolling around on the ground. The individual Milton angle head stem can be purchased at automotive parts stores or McMaster Carr, and the 90* can be found locally at most hardware stores, Lowes or Home Depot, or you can just get a gauge with this type stem and angle head, and add the elbow.

 

That's the gauge I use. Just clip it on adjust the pressure and clip it off.

 

Great Idea ! That seems to be the best thing I've seen yet ! gonna do that today......well thats 1 in a row for ya !.........lol.

 

I just added this.
http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Pressur...gy_auto_text_b

 

This is the one I use. It's great. Snap on once until you are finished (add air, release air, check air).

 

Another interesting idea!
http://www.amazon.com/Campbell-Hausf...1&sr=8-1-fkmr0