Got new tires installed yesterday and installed my new 90 degree valve stems. Now, checking the air pressure is a breeze. No clearance issues whatsoever. The Harley mechanic said he was going to put them his bike as well. Purchased them on eBay.

 

Nice, I just got an adaptor to make the rear easier, and a combo gauge/compressor so I can read the pressure while inflating.

TedMan

 

Sweet

 

Now where did I put that dam list? I think these go on page 5.

 

Nice! These 28 spoke wheel are a PITA. Okay- where did you purchase the 90 degree stems, specs/size etc. Price..Looks like I need to have these for when I need tire change..

Postman
2011 FLHTK

 

Got them on eBay; http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=160579817731
$ 17.99 with free shipping.

The seller is; Todd Everetts, Durable Skins Company
3937 County Road 68, Auburn, IN 46706 (260) 927-3698

 

for those of us not changing tires soon how about 90* adapters?
http://www.motorcycleparts-hornig.co...medium=organic

 

thank you!

Ordering one today!

 

hope your not planning on leaving them on all the time, was looking myself but just seen this. on there site on theses


This is the solution to getting at those hard to reach valve stems. Just screw it onto the valve stem and any air hose will fit easily. Note: This piece is designed for convenience use only. It will simplify checking and changing the tire air pressure.

NOTE:*Do not operate your vehicle with this piece installed as doing so may cause valve stem failure. This failure may cause loss of control of the vehicle.

 

Yup, I wouldn't leave them on. I've read of instances where running those at high speed makes them fold over or even break off causing sudden loss of air. Yikes! Same goes for those skull caps and the like.