Heh speak of the devil. We were just talking about SteelMate tire pressure monitor system yesterday. I see many benefits of that... also it's another gizmo... which I like 
Making it mine
New f6c guy here, stopped by to share some recent add-ons
Started by taking off all the info stickers and labels.
Installed a SteelMate tire pressure monitor system that's hard wired.
Installed a set of Oxford heated grips.
Installed the Honda boulevard screen.
Both the TPMS and grip heater systems are capable of warning about low battery or charging problems, so they act as another monitoring device.
My preferred luggage these days is a Nelson Rigg tailbag or various roll type dry bags tied onto the rear seat.
My plan for tires when needed is to go with the 90/10 adventures, such as come on the BMW GS1200 and similar heavy bikes using radials with 120/70-19 fronts.
Started by taking off all the info stickers and labels.
Installed a SteelMate tire pressure monitor system that's hard wired.
Installed a set of Oxford heated grips.
Installed the Honda boulevard screen.
Both the TPMS and grip heater systems are capable of warning about low battery or charging problems, so they act as another monitoring device.
My preferred luggage these days is a Nelson Rigg tailbag or various roll type dry bags tied onto the rear seat.
My plan for tires when needed is to go with the 90/10 adventures, such as come on the BMW GS1200 and similar heavy bikes using radials with 120/70-19 fronts.
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I've had them on for 6 months and it still says full battery. You use an app on your smart phone to manage them. And it shows you the battery life in the app. And its just a little button battery you can buy them anywhere. So before I get on my bike in the morning or during a ride I pull my phone out and check my pressures. As your tires heat up during a ride it shows the temp and the pressure change. Update on specs.
Operational pressure range: 0 to 600kPa (87psi)
Operational temperature range: -40 to 85°C
Tire sensor battery life: up to 2 years (at 25°C rated temperature)
Water & Dust resistant: IP57
Tire sensor weight: 10g each
Certification: FCC, CE, BQB and RoHS
Sensor structural threshold: 350N ball pressure intensity test
Mechanical & Environmental Reliability Testing Standards: IEC 60068-2-2, IEC 60068-2-1, ISO 21750, IEC 60068-2-29, IEC 60068-2-5, IEC 60068-2-32, ISO 15184, ISO 2409, SAE J2657
Compatible with Android 4.3 and above as well as iOS 7.1 and above
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Operational pressure range: 0 to 600kPa (87psi)
Operational temperature range: -40 to 85°C
Tire sensor battery life: up to 2 years (at 25°C rated temperature)
Water & Dust resistant: IP57
Tire sensor weight: 10g each
Certification: FCC, CE, BQB and RoHS
Sensor structural threshold: 350N ball pressure intensity test
Mechanical & Environmental Reliability Testing Standards: IEC 60068-2-2, IEC 60068-2-1, ISO 21750, IEC 60068-2-29, IEC 60068-2-5, IEC 60068-2-32, ISO 15184, ISO 2409, SAE J2657
Compatible with Android 4.3 and above as well as iOS 7.1 and above
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