R1200RS + R1250RS Forum
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Tue Feb 16, 2021 8:40 pm
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SO last July my "R" was stolen. I got it back, but sans panniers. I just realized in it was my portable compressor. I'd never used it, only buying it after losing a valve stem to age. Havent had tire problems since lol...
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Zitat von Peelz im Beitrag #1 Many devices like chargers and compressors seem to come with an SAE connector. It is easy to acquire an adapter such as https://www.blazewear.com/moto-sae-to-coax-adaptor. Just check the fuse rating for your heated gear is adequate for the compressor. My compressor uses over 5A so trips the canbus accessory socket, but is less than the 7.5A fuse in the lead on my bike. |
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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #2Zitat von Peelz im Beitrag #1 and this is the charger I use https://www.stopngo.com/mini-air-compres...ters-atvs-only/ - in the UK we have a very similar device for less than half the price avaialble from a hardware chain https://www.screwfix.com/p/rac-compact-a...essor-12v/1371r - different colour, no pouch but seems to be otherwise identical. |
Zitat von Peelz im Beitrag #1 Lee uses this Dynaplug unit https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dyna...&sku_id=1282449 I have the Rocky Creek Mini-Pump https://www.rockycreekdesigns.com/collec...sor-pocket-pump which looks a lot like the unit sold by Aerostich Sorry, you'll need a coax to SAE adaptor, https://www.amazon.com/Tecmate-Optimate-...ive&sr=1-6&th=1
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Also use and recommend this kit. Compact, comes with case. (I believe it may be a rebranded pump)
now: 2020 R1250RS
then: 2015 K1600GT, 1999 VFR800 |
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I'm using one of these types, so been very happy with it.
Mark
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Just ordered a best rest expedition tire inflator. Not the cheapest unit one can acquire, but it's one of the best and comes with a lifetime warranty. Comes with either a straight or 90 degree chuck [ I ordered the straight chuck ]. Several cords depending how one wants to use it and a carry case. |
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Zitat von azqkr im Beitrag #8 I replaced my original Best Rest Cycle pump with a new expedition pump. The original lasted 17 years of abuse. Best Rest offered to rebuild the original but I opted to purchase the new one instead and I purchased one for my SIL. |
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Zitat von Limecreek im Beitrag #10 I see your testimonial is on their website. https://bestrestproducts.com/shop/cyclep...-tire-inflator/
Lee
2016 R1200RS Iowa, USA |
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Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #12Zitat von Limecreek im Beitrag #10 I saw that testimonial as well and figured it had to be this members report. I should have mine here Monday, ship the stop and go to my brother Tuesday morning. |
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Got the best rest expedition tire inflator thjis morning. Though I knew the dimensions from their site, this thing is smaller than I expected it to be. It also exudes a rugged quality about it. This is a seriously well made heavy duty motorcycle inflator and again, shocked at how small it is. |
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Wenn Sie hier auf Links zu eBay klicken und einen Kauf tätigen, kann dies dazu führen, dass diese Website eine Provision erhält.
I’ve been using the best rest expedition pump. I bought it lightly used on eBay. Got very beat up in some aluminum panniers on a very stiff harley and used plenty of times along side a dynaplug. It eventually gave up the ghost after getting an oil bath due to a loose top on an oil bottle. It will be replaced with their newer version with the rubber cover. |
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