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05.20.2021
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Biege 2008 Honda GL1800
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T-Valve Optional Accessory for TPMS
ITEM CODE: PG37222
08.29.2022
A must with FOBO
| I STRONGLY RECOMMEND the T-Valve stems when you purchase the FOBO Bike 2 TPMS unit. Super convenient to be able to add air without removing the sensors. Sure glad it purchased both. |
FOBO Bike 2 Bluetooth TPMS Silver
ITEM CODE: AD21F-SAS-13-FM2434, SKU: AD21F-SAS-13-FM2434
Fabulous product
| FOBO BIKE 2 is without a doubt, the most impressive TPMS I have used. I tried aTPMS that bluetoothed to a little screen that failed to adjust warning limits properly and did NOT update quickly. Plus it was extremely difficult to program. FOBO BIKE 2 on the other hand allows very accurate readings, that are constantly updated and simple to use. The unit also shows what the pressure would be at 20 degrees C (a very helpful calculation) as well as the pressure reading with temperature factor. It's tremendous to be able to see the pressures from inside my house. I STRONGLY RECOMMENDOne word of caution though is be sure you have Wi-Fi when pairing the sensors with your phone. After that you are good to go. I also STRONGLY RECOMMEND the T-Valve stems. Super convenient to be able to add air without removing the sensors. |
Pathfinder Rear LED Conversion Kit w/ Ultra-Flash Brake Lights
ITEM CODE: AOG18RPE, SKU: AOG18RPE
Safety First
| I chose to upgrade my 2008 Goldwing with LEDs for not just the cool factor, or for me to see better at night but to be seen better by other motorists. Safety comes first with me. The rear light kit comes with all you need. It was fairly straight forward to install as a DIYer. The flasher was the hardest thing to install. Not the fault of the kits but Honda’s fault for putting the flasher up front under the wind screen and behind the headlights. The LEDs were plug and play and I’m very pleased with the end result. |
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