FOBO Bike 2 for Trike Pressure Monitoring Systems

this pressor monitor is really terrific. It has Wi-Fi connect and it will alert you at a distance about the pressure on your tires. I have a try glide and the tires do change in pressure often and it is really a nice item because when you get on your motorcycle you can put the pressure on your tires the way you would like and often times you just wouldn’t know that the pressure could’ve changed due to temperature changes and the thing that happened just at a regular tire fill up so it works for a lot of safety and that is very important. The pressure that I keep on my tires is very important so I keep the front tire in about 35 and I keep the two rear tires about 23 to 24. Those are recommendations that come from experience drivers it’s a little bit different on the manual but you need to recognizing the terrain that you’re driving in to get it precise but you certainly don’t wanna have extremely low pressure at any given time and you probably wouldn’t want to have extremely high pressure due to difficulties at that time also so that’s a very good device no matter how you do it and the fubo has a great reputation and that’s what I went with particularly when it gets to the safety features

Easy to use, app is intuitive. Installation was a breeze - took me about 15 minutes in my driveway, and most of that was coordinating with the app or repositioning the Spyder so I could get to the valve stem on the rear tire. I set the notification sound to something obnoxious so I could hear it over the bike/through my helmet - had to shut it off over the winter while in storage. Battery life seems good so far, they've been on for not quite a year with no issues. Ordered another set for my husband's motorcycle, and one for my FIL's Spyder.

I always just occasionally checked my pressure, and looked at them to see if they looked low. With these sensors, you see moment to moment air pressure which is a little unnerving. As the temp rises or lowers with the ambient temp and the road temp, you see literally pressures varying sometimes by the minute. It’s the one/tenth of a pound pressure reading that takes getting used to. AFter a ride, as your bike cools down the pressure drops to the bottom of the range, but as you drive on hot days, the pressure can increase up to 4 or 5 lbs. It works fine, just takes some getting used to. I never knew tire pressure varied so much in operation. Definitely recommend. It updates pressures by the second sometimes, and at other times if you’ve got your phone a good way off from you bike, you may have to get closer for an update on pressure. If you need an update immediately, hold your phone to the sensor on the tire. It’s instant that way.

Installation was easy, as was the set up on my I Phone. Time will tell under riding conditions. So far so good!

Love this system and the ease of both installation and monitoring the tire pressure on my CanAm Spyder RT. I’m a 75 year old nana who loves to ride. I don’t want to have to stop somewhere to check the pressure before I head out. I love anything that makes life easier and this does!😁

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I have a Can-Am Spyder RT and it can be very difficult checking the air pressure on my back tire. I have to get on the ground and/or move the bike back and forth. Not anymore! These monitors are a godsend! I can check my pressure right from the app. I have it set to alert me if the pressure goes below a certain number. I actually left a cap loose which was allowing air to escape and my phone sounded this blaring alarm and I was able to see which tire was low and address accordingly. I'm so thankful I saw these on a FB post because they reduce the time it takes me to check my bike before taking it out for a long ride

Great product and great service. Very pleased.