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Tyre air pumps
On my way to Badplaas this weekend, my rear was feeling rather slippery, especially in the sections of strong wind. I discover my rear tyre pressure was 1.8 instead of 2.1 when we checked our pressures for the GS route. I always had a hard time at the fuel stations as most air pressure nozzle don't fit onto the F650GS rear tyre value, due to the chain or breaking disk being in the way of long straight nozzle. I was lucky to find a bend nozzle at a Shell in Nelspruit that could fit onto the rear tyre value.
I looking to buy a bike air pump with flex tube nozzle for my GS, so I don't have to struggle any more in finding a fuel station that can pump my tyres. Any recommendation of products and where to get them.
I looking to buy a bike air pump with flex tube nozzle for my GS, so I don't have to struggle any more in finding a fuel station that can pump my tyres. Any recommendation of products and where to get them.
Happy-go-lucky- Your Friendly Black Knight
- Number of posts : 378
Location : Pretoria
My bike : BMW F650GS FL 2007
Yamaha TTR250 2009
Registration date : 2008-10-06
Re: Tyre air pumps
Talk to Lennie - Bavaria has special valves that has a 90 degree bend to allow for this - i have the same issue with the LT - space is very limited at both the front and back wheel. I mostly land up doing it myself as you must know where and how the airhose nozzle has to brought in.
LeRoy Olivier- LT Fanatic
- Number of posts : 1394
Age : 63
My bike : K1200LT
Registration date : 2008-06-09
Re: Tyre air pumps
This is what you need:
They are a standard BMW part, but I can't tell you what it is.
There are also other distributors worldwide...
They are a standard BMW part, but I can't tell you what it is.
There are also other distributors worldwide...
Richard H- Senior Contributor
- Number of posts : 625
Age : 70
Location : Jacaranda City
My bike : R1200GS, R100S
Registration date : 2008-06-09
Re: Tyre air pumps
Thanx, I already bought a 90 degree bend connector and served me well on my last trip.
Happy-go-lucky- Your Friendly Black Knight
- Number of posts : 378
Location : Pretoria
My bike : BMW F650GS FL 2007
Yamaha TTR250 2009
Registration date : 2008-10-06
Re: Tyre air pumps
Google "90 degree tire valve adaptor"
I found these:
http://www.calmoto.com/SHOP/71111239258.html#
https://www.motorradzubehoer-hornig.de/en/025_02681__BMW_F_650_GS_F_800_GS_NEW__90_degree_Valve_Stem_Adapter.html
http://www.ascycles.com/detail.aspx?ID=2123
http://www.stopngo.com/atv.asp
https://makariosrv.com/products/Wheel-Masters-90-Degree-Valve-Extension.html
Price around $10-$15 plus shipping.
I found these:
http://www.calmoto.com/SHOP/71111239258.html#
https://www.motorradzubehoer-hornig.de/en/025_02681__BMW_F_650_GS_F_800_GS_NEW__90_degree_Valve_Stem_Adapter.html
http://www.ascycles.com/detail.aspx?ID=2123
http://www.stopngo.com/atv.asp
https://makariosrv.com/products/Wheel-Masters-90-Degree-Valve-Extension.html
Price around $10-$15 plus shipping.
Richard H- Senior Contributor
- Number of posts : 625
Age : 70
Location : Jacaranda City
My bike : R1200GS, R100S
Registration date : 2008-06-09
Re: Tyre air pumps
Had them fitted on the old LT - will shortly do so on the new LT as well - makes life easier.
LeRoy Olivier- LT Fanatic
- Number of posts : 1394
Age : 63
My bike : K1200LT
Registration date : 2008-06-09
Re: Tyre air pumps
They should not be fitted permanently...just for pumping purposes !
There are better valve stems for permanent use - on tubeless tyres only, of course! I had Wunderlich ones on my previous GS. They need to be fitted from the inside, so do it when you change tyres.
They look like this:
There are better valve stems for permanent use - on tubeless tyres only, of course! I had Wunderlich ones on my previous GS. They need to be fitted from the inside, so do it when you change tyres.
They look like this:
Richard H- Senior Contributor
- Number of posts : 625
Age : 70
Location : Jacaranda City
My bike : R1200GS, R100S
Registration date : 2008-06-09
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