Riding a motorcycle is fun. Once you've overcome the initial hurdles, you'll continually discover new possibilities in cornering, handling, braking, and acceleration. The correct tire pressure supports these discoveries and makes for a real joy. An electronic TireMoni tire pressure monitor is quick to install, affordable, and adds a new dimension to riding.
Who needs an electronic tire pressure monitor? As a motorcyclist, I certainly do. Now, at the start of the season, the TireMoni Checkair has helped me get my winter-slack tires back in the right pressure, and in a timely manner. The TireMoni sensors are simply screwed onto the motorcycle's straight metal valves. It's important to ensure that the wheel can move freely, as the sensors are slightly larger than the valve caps. However, on most motorcycles, this isn't difficult, and if it isn't, a shorter metal valve can often solve the problem.
The waterproof display device can be placed on the handlebars. It shows the current air pressure and tire temperature while riding. Motorcyclists will be amazed at how this data changes during a ride. Tires work, and in order to perform their job for our enjoyment, they need the correct pressure. The pressure must be correct while riding, not just at fuel stops. The TireMoni receiver warns if the initial pressure changes too drastically. This ensures safe riding.
Of course, an experienced motorcyclist will notice when something is wrong with the air pressure while riding. But this "notice" can become inaccurate if the air pressure change occurs slowly and gradually. You've probably experienced this before when you set off again after adjusting the tire pressure. The motorcycle ran smoother, steered easier, and seemed more stable. However, this means that precisely these characteristics were slowly and imperceptibly lost along with the air pressure. This plays a major role when riding a motorcycle, and paying attention to the factor of tire pressure has a lot to do with riding skill.
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