TPMS Bluetooth Systems?

[larryk]

Does anyone have experience with Fobo Bike For Trike, Black, Tpms For Trikes, Max Pressure 600Kpa/87Psi ? Does anyone have a system which they love, which can be monitored on Android phones? Thanks, larry.k

[MDO]

I have been looking also, but I do not want the Phone kind. I am looking for a stand alone system.

Like this: Now, the hunt to find the best price!

http://www.tpms.ca/can-am-3-xp.html?...FQEGaQodmR4PqA

[larryk]

Yup, I've seen the HawksHead unit. I don't want another gadget to carry along, or mount on the bike, therefore the bluetooth so I can just use the cell phone which I must carry anyway. The HawksHead unit looks like a well made item, should work great.

[old willie]

I had the FOBO on our 2005 two wheeler and now have it on our trike. I like it.

Willie

[larryk]

Thanks Willie, are the caps OK on the valve stems, right size? How about weight, do they effect the valve stems? Does the bluetooth application work correctly?

Think I"ll give 'em a try come spring.

Thanks, larry.k

I had the FOBO on our 2005 two wheeler and now have it on our trike. I like it.

Willie

[MDO]

I was looking at a trike kit with 3 caps & had an idea that if I had 4 caps, I could put one on the air shock fill cap. I just need to find out if they will read in the 15-20 psi range.

[larryk]

The specs usually identify what range of pressure they can handle. Check it before you buy. I'm not sure if they can handle it as low as 15 lb.

larry.k

I was looking at a trike kit with 3 caps & had an idea that if I had 4 caps, I could put one on the air shock fill cap. I just need to find out if they will read in the 15-20 psi range.

[old willie]

Thanks Willie, are the caps OK on the valve stems, right size? How about weight, do they effect the valve stems? Does the bluetooth application work correctly?

Think I"ll give 'em a try come spring.

Thanks, larry.k

Larry,

I have a 2012 GW with q 2017 Road Smith conversion. the front tire still has the OEM metal valve stem. On the rear I installed the T valve stems. With these stems I don't have to unscrew the sensors to add air. I have another one to install on the front at next tire change.

Willie