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Anyone have a TPMS on their Bike ?

Started by In Between, Thu 28, Jan 2021, 18:41:45

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In Between

Just wondering if anyone has a TPMS on their Bike ?  If so what kind ?
Want one that has it's on display .

Thank you
Ken

Skinhead


Friendsville, TN - Troy, MI

Valkorado

Quote from: Skinhead on Thu 28, Jan 2021, 19:27:42
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076DTN3GD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Exactly like the ones I'm using.  I'm wish the display was brighter in the sun, but if you locate it well it's okay.  No problems otherwise, and the batteries (both the coin cell tire stem cover ones the usb rechargable display) last and last.
Have you ever noticed when you're feeling really good,
there's always a pigeon that'll come sh!t on your hood?
- John Prine

97 Tourer "Silver Bullet"
01 Interstate "Ruby"


F6Dave

I use the Show Chrome TireGard. Here are pictures from my F6B. They display both pressure and temperature, which is interesting as the rear temp increases by 25+ degrees when riding. For my Valks I keep the receiver attached to my belt, and it vibrates if pressures/temps exceed selected limits. As I remember they cost less than $70 online.

PRESURE READOUT


TEMPERATURE READOUT


SENDERS

pokrovsky

#4
I tried several cheaper Amazon versions and they all seem fine doing the job but I ended up settling on the Garmin Zumo 595 integration. Love it. No extra display and it works great. Way too expensive for what it is but since I already had a dedicated Zumo unit I bit the bullet and bought the compatible sensors.
Weirdly enough new generation Garmin GPS systems no longer provide that functionality


In Between

Quote from: Valkorado on Thu 28, Jan 2021, 19:38:46
Quote from: Skinhead on Thu 28, Jan 2021, 19:27:42
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076DTN3GD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Exactly like the ones I'm using.  I'm wish the display was brighter in the sun, but if you locate it well it's okay.  No problems otherwise, and the batteries (both the coin cell tire stem cover ones the usb rechargable display) last and last.

Thank you
Ken

In Between

Quote from: F6Dave on Thu 28, Jan 2021, 20:26:36
I use the Show Chrome TireGard. Here are pictures from my F6B. They display both pressure and temperature, which is interesting as the rear temp increases by 25+ degrees when riding. For my Valks I keep the receiver attached to my belt, and it vibrates if pressures/temps exceed selected limits. As I remember they cost less than $70 online.

PRESURE READOUT


TEMPERATURE READOUT


SENDERS


Thank you
Ken

In Between

Quote from: pokrovsky on Thu 28, Jan 2021, 21:51:23
I tried several cheaper Amazon versions and they all seem fine doing the job but I ended up settling on the Garmin Zumo 595 integration. Love it. No extra display and it works great. Way too expensive for what it is but since I already had a dedicated Zumo unit I bit the bullet and bought the compatible sensors.
Weirdly enough new generation Garmin GPS systems no longer provide that functionality

Thank you
Ken

gordonv

#9
Mine

 

I believe it was $67.

My previous post, and others on TPMS.

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,101098.0.html
1999 Black with custom paint IS


TTG53#1717

#10
'97 Standard Purple/White
'13 XL Seventy Two
'54 KHK
VRCC 1717



pokrovsky

Quote from: pokrovsky on Thu 28, Jan 2021, 21:51:23
I tried several cheaper Amazon versions and they all seem fine doing the job but I ended up settling on the Garmin Zumo 595 integration. Love it. No extra display and it works great. Way too expensive for what it is but since I already had a dedicated Zumo unit I bit the bullet and bought the compatible sensors.
Weirdly enough new generation Garmin GPS systems no longer provide that functionality
Here is the picture of the display. Wheel sensors look just like any other aftermarket system

In Between

Quote from: pokrovsky on Sat 30, Jan 2021, 17:20:01
Quote from: pokrovsky on Thu 28, Jan 2021, 21:51:23
I tried several cheaper Amazon versions and they all seem fine doing the job but I ended up settling on the Garmin Zumo 595 integration. Love it. No extra display and it works great. Way too expensive for what it is but since I already had a dedicated Zumo unit I bit the bullet and bought the compatible sensors.
Weirdly enough new generation Garmin GPS systems no longer provide that functionality
Here is the picture of the display. Wheel sensors look just like any other aftermarket system


Thank you
Ken

Jersey

Quote from: TTG53#1717 on Fri 29, Jan 2021, 11:48:55
I have had this one for over a year. I like it.

I made a custom mount so it's not on the bars anymore.





https://www.banggood.com/Motorcycle-ATV-Bicycle-2-sensor-Wireless-TPMS-Tire-Tyre-Pressure-Monitor-System-With-LCD-Display-p-1376640.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search


I like the display, but prefer the sensors that mount inside the tire.  I wonder if this would work with other 433mhz internal sensors?
Jersey

TTG53#1717

It operates on 433.92 MHz and according to the pamphlet has a "Match Sensor" function where you vent air to get it to recognize the transmitter.

I have never used this function. I can swap it and the sensors in a few minutes between the Sportster (shown) and the Valk so I'm still on the original sensors with their 3rd replacement batteries.
'97 Standard Purple/White
'13 XL Seventy Two
'54 KHK
VRCC 1717

Jersey

Quote from: TTG53#1717 on Tue 09, Feb 2021, 11:23:49
It operates on 433.92 MHz and according to the pamphlet has a "Match Sensor" function where you vent air to get it to recognize the transmitter.

I have never used this function. I can swap it and the sensors in a few minutes between the Sportster (shown) and the Valk so I'm still on the original sensors with their 3rd replacement batteries.

Ok. Thanks.  Prefer the internal sensors because it gives a more accurate temp reading.
Jersey