my buddy has one that runs thru a app on his phone. pricey, my middle name is el cheapo
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Tyre (tire) Pressure Monitor Systems
- Thread starter sanddweller
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Yes. I saw one some time ago that they wanted like $180 for, and I thought, "No Way, Jose!" as it was not worth it. Especially for 8 motorcycles!
I don't care for the systems on the new BMWs. It is a bulky item inside the rim and it makes tire changes even more difficult with the shallow dish rims BMW is using. The ones BMW is using are like the automotive ones and part of the valve stem. Expensive when they fail as the battery cannot be replaced.
concours ones are terrible too. I quickly discarded it
concourse? I don't understand please.
Kawasaki concours use those battery operated tire monitors
Lannis
Cruisin' Guzzisti
They could be like my Triumph Trophy SE TPMS modules. Inside the rims, with a supposedly non-replaceable battery. However, smart and economical guys have figured out a way to take the TPMS apart and replace the CR2032 battery, changing a $175 job into a $3 job, which included having the dude at the battery store spot-weld two new contact strips on the battery .... After doing that, I wouldn't consider any battery non-replaceable!
Lannis
fastlaners
Tuned and Synch'ed
Well I picked up my 2022 V85TT in the Travel version and yes sure enough it reads tire pressure and temp monitoring on the display which is a nice feature.
fastlaners
Tuned and Synch'ed
It sounds like the sensors are built into the rims just below the stems
