Member Reviews for Accu-Pressure Safety Caps - One Cap

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Average Customer Review: 4.00 (based on 601 reviews)

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(4 stars) reviewed on 09/12/06 by rteresky (rteresky) from Derry, NH, United States, for a 1998 Black 1100 Shadow Aero wrote: Zero instructions provided, but once installed and properly inflated, turns green, then can tell what it is SUPPOSED to look like. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 07/10/04 by Openroad Shield (Openroad98) from Williamsburg, MI, United States, for a 1998 1100 Shadow Aero wrote: A great accessory that really takes the guesswork out of tire pressure. Since my spoked wheels slowly leak over time, it's nice to just look at the cap and see if I need to inflate before a ride. One minor quibble, for some reason I though these caps were lighted like the TireFlys valve caps. They aren't lighted, and just change color using sliding plastic tubes inside that vary with pressure. Still a big fan, and they're only $10 a set. Review Details  1 out of 1 members found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 05/05/03 by Aeropurm (Aeropurm) from Guelph, ON, Canada, for a 1100 Shadow Aero wrote: Don't have this exact product but a similar one from Canadian Tire. Makes doing a circle check around your bike easier and quicker. Don't have to pull out the tire guage every time. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 03/13/03 by Joe (AeroRider7) from Brookhaven, MS, United States, for a 1100 Shadow Aero wrote: got them today....too early for evaluation Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 02/18/03 by Steve (sababu) from Renton, WA, United States, for a 1998 Green 'n Cream 1100 Shadow Aero wrote: So far, so good. It will be handy to simply glance at the caps for an idea of the air pressure in the tires. However, having a good gauge is still advisable for filling the tires with air. And the first time you put them on is a bit disconcerting when you hear air hissing out of the stem as you start to tighten them down. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 08/22/02 by Ron Davis (PapaCoyote) from Lake Arrowhead, CA, United States, for a 1100 Shadow Aero wrote: cool little safety gadjet. I'm bad about checking pressure. This will sure help. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No