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Worst Asian ever.

I have no idea what's happening in this thread anymore but my pressure gauge got here just now and it even came with 4 valve stem caps for free. Pretty solid $15 buy.

This is by far the best thread of the day.

We have had really good luck with the Motion Pro Digital.

Do any of these fine ladies have yellow fever?

I lease my gauges. That way I'm not caught out when everybody goes to airless tires.

My gf is 26. I'm good.

I've heard of crossed-up... It doesn't leave you needing tapped to a larger size.

So good news, kinda... I have milder tearing this time and a shit ton of tendonitis. Not great, but no surgery is required. I need rest and then rehab. Beats the hell out of a metal plate and a big ass screw in my forearm.

I could try to wipe it off with this.

Yea but I bet RD's price is a little less than that, but it is also more accurate and little higher quality than all the other before mentioned.

Think ive more or less said this a few times and he just keeps over thinking it.

So much fail in this ad. Sad thing is people fall for this sort of advertising all the time.

I mean I bet you could throw it like 30 yards

I figured I would help compile a database of popular motorcycle roads with maps and what not to make things simple for people. So please feel free to add in your choices and if you would include a map and a description of whether its technical or scenic or basically what you can expect from the road. 1. OH-555 Description: Map: OH-555 2. OH-78 Description: Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Clarington,+OH&daddr=OH-78+W&hl=en&ll=39.718807,-81.219864&spn=0.361789,0.98877&sll=39.690545,-81.603355&sspn=0.179648,0.243073&geocode=FX_GXgId2gAu-yl9h9aOLwY2iDGWflHPijLrVg%3BFThuXQIdXJIh-w&vpsrc=6&mra=me&mrsp=1&sz=12&t=m&z=11 3. OH-9 Description: Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=OH-43+S%2FOH-9+S%2FSteubenville+Rd+SE&daddr=40.3825,-80.97669+to:OH-9+S%2FArmstrong+Centerville+Rd&hl=en&ll=40.516409,-81.01181&spn=0.178785,0.363579&sll=39.940015,-80.962715&sspn=0.178997,0.112267&geocode=FZwUawIdzNsq-w%3BFSQwaAIdzmQs-ymD9hRZk4U2iDGNKKvNOdTcEA%3BFRz-YAIdZPss-w&vpsrc=6&mra=dme&mrsp=2&sz=12&via=1&t=m&z=12 4. OH-800 Description: Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Center+St&daddr=OH-800+S%2FMorrison+Ln&hl=en&ll=40.128491,-81.146393&spn=0.719257,1.977539&sll=39.625259,-81.066742&sspn=0.359636,0.224533&geocode=FcheaAIdrhsn-w%3BFbK9WwIdvOor-w&vpsrc=6&mra=dme&mrsp=1&sz=11&t=m&z=10 5. OH-536 Description: Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=OH-78+E&daddr=OH-7+S&hl=en&ll=39.713789,-80.912418&spn=0.090454,0.247192&sll=39.672974,-80.875168&sspn=0.089847,0.056133&geocode=FUyAXgIdLE0s-w%3BFaZFXQId3Aku-w&vpsrc=6&mra=pr&t=m&z=13 6. OH-556 Description: Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=OH-556+E&daddr=OH-556+E&hl=en&ll=39.825677,-80.932503&spn=0.180614,0.363579&sll=39.792182,-80.90435&sspn=0.090351,0.181789&geocode=FXAKYAIdyHor-w%3BFRTlXgIdXAwu-w&vpsrc=6&mra=me&mrsp=1,0&sz=13&t=m&z=12 7. OH-26 Description: Map:http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=OH-148+E%2FW+Captina+Hwy&daddr=39.7772355,-81.0821368+to:39.4413749,-81.347557+to:Greene+St&hl=en&ll=39.782157,-81.084595&spn=0.361456,0.727158&sll=39.412325,-81.378479&sspn=0.360208,0.260925&geocode=FWhSYQIdErkq-w%3BFdPzXgId6Mgq-ymLn-eEjRk2iDEC9XpK_Zfq7w%3BFd7TWQIdG7wm-ynLihM3e89JiDF8kC1Tt_g2bA%3BFeiYWQIdhpUl-w&vpsrc=6&mra=dme&mrsp=3&sz=11&via=1,2&t=m&z=11 8. OH-255 Description: Technical. Switchbacks and short sweepers. Not very long but probably my favorite road in Ohio. Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Ohio+255,+Wayne+National+Forest,+Woodsfield,+OH+43793&hl=en&ll=39.716166,-81.056099&spn=0.098242,0.142822&sll=39.725937,-81.083908&sspn=0.098228,0.142822&geocode=CW5Qr3HDW56iFZwLXgIdaEIr-ylziceSHx02iDFbBFYNrjTWlw&vpsrc=6&mra=prev&z=12 9. OH-550 Description: Map: 10. OH-377 Description: Map: 11. OH-164 Description: Map: 12. OH-646 Description: Not overly technical, mostly sweepers but still good for some fun Map: OH-646

You will be old too some day. And your kids will be posting about you on the interwebs.

Life is too short to not laugh when given a chance.

Yea, thats why I rarely do them.

I assume this is the pic you wanted

Oh, oh. Pick me, pick me. I'm trying so hard to fit in but does this count ? Because the package on mine says...

This is a shame... I will buy a shirt to support you and your efforts. I don't understand the fuss, last year we had hidden boobs (not your fault but very funny), this year is balls. It was only fair to do balls this time....I like the design and the catch phrase. I think you do a great job and I appreciate your hard work. So, thank you for doing all of this. For those who don't like the shirt, you don't have to buy one to join the ride.

I have 4 cars, 2 motorcycles, 2 bicycles, a trailer, and an ATV at the house. I'd say I'm not overdoing it with 6 gauges (I try to keep one on each vehicle).

Do you do private tutoring? Jk, I have a calculator and the Internet.

Let me know when they come off lease. I might be interested in paying the buy out on them, especially if they are Motion Pro units. Good deals can be had that way.

Don't be silly, that is simply for storage not usage. You must remove from vacuum before each use.

BMW once again has figured out how to change the laws of physics.

Some added relative info....In general, Digital gauges are known to be...(and remain over time) ...more accurate than analog units. I however still like the analog gage because there's nothing worse than going to take a quick measurement, and finding your battery is dead.

Many did not!

Oh how did motorcyclists ever survive without temperature-compensated TPMS systems?!

None of these gages are temperature-compensated like the TPMS system on my BMW GSA

My Felt collected another layer of dust from the rafters... I should really take it out for a ride.

Rode it 25 miles

I wonder if RD sells anything to get that brown stain off your nose.

What is wrong with this stuff. From what I see it does not even hold 2 quarts. Geez.

Think you're over estimating my old man chicken wings and their ability.

Regulators fail all the time. My machine at work is pressure sensitive and we replace probably 2 to 3 regulators a month out of a few dozen. Mostly due to moisture in the lines because our air dryer sucks.

I don't want to mess with a pressure regulator everytime I want to put air in my tires.

My Propylene shirts cool fantasticly. Do I need to replace my water pump with a coolant pump when I switch?

You should see the 0W20 my Accord uses.

Yea I'd trust one of those auto fill ones about as far as I could throw it.

Judging from the likes, at least 1 person on this forum is a size queen.

Oil that streams out like water, with lots of dripping, instead of a viscous stream that sticks together, is a no-no signal to me. It means the viscosity is gone-gone. Chewed up by the gear train. I look for something that will hold up better. Turning dark means it's holding the contaminants like it should. Dark is a signal to change oil. If there's a lot of it and/or too soon, I'd wonder about the oil filter. Either dirty and bypassing, or goofing up and bypassing. Definitely, some filters work better than others. Unconfirmed, is that the extra filtration in some premium filters, causes unwanted back pressure, resulting in an unwanted bypass of the filter. Something like it might even happen with the wrong weight of oil. Dark oil can also be combustion bypassing the rings into the oil. Always check oil to see if it smells like gasoline. It should not. Gasoline will also drop the viscosity rather quickly. Goofed up fuel shutoffs are also a source of that on carb bikes.

Sold

Ok. It is yours.

I doubt it. The GMs have a self learning mode on the car that works really well. Ones for my GMs are around $20 to $25 on Amazon which was about $10 to $15 cheaper than the parts stores

NOWAY could I do that. It would drive me insane.

They all do that, ive replaced all on the wifes work car, 3 on my truck and one on my bike. The GM ones are cheap though and you can program them yourself.

The one I have is a different syle but similar price but the one I have you clamp on the stem and fill the tire with the gage. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CJHU9W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I looked at it earlier. Does that count for anything?