2020 Road Glide Limited Motor Trike Conversion

[What did you do about the TPMS fault? I just had mine converted, and I get a TPMS fault

Ben - I can help with that.

Everyone told me there was no answer -so I just kept trying to see what could be done. Took my bike to my local dealer and they installed TPMS in my rear tires (using the Harley TPMS). Then, he simply programmed it for 24 or so in the rear.

I was able to see all three wheels on my info screen. Then, I noticed that the cruise was not working. Took it back - seems, if TPMS shows on all three, it is looking for another sensor. So, he turned the third wheel off and now I see the TMPS on front and left wheel. Front is set for40 and rear is 24.

I am happy with what I got. My bike is a 2021. Friend has a 2019 and when he did his, it had not affect on the cruise - so, you may end up like him.

Good luck.
 
Ben - I can help with that.

Everyone told me there was no answer -so I just kept trying to see what could be done. Took my bike to my local dealer and they installed TPMS in my rear tires (using the Harley TPMS). Then, he simply programmed it for 24 or so in the rear.

I was able to see all three wheels on my info screen. Then, I noticed that the cruise was not working. Took it back - seems, if TPMS shows on all three, it is looking for another sensor. So, he turned the third wheel off and now I see the TMPS on front and left wheel. Front is set for40 and rear is 24.

I am happy with what I got. My bike is a 2021. Friend has a 2019 and when he did his, it had not affect on the cruise - so, you may end up like him.

Good luck.

I am getting all kinds of stories. One dealer says when he called the factory, they told him that the TPMS can not be turned off if the road glide is a standard with factory RDRS installed. MotorTrike says that the dealers turn TPMS off, and disable the TPMS speedometer indication. When that was done, I get a different symbol and still get a red light. also, I have been told that the Harley TPMS sensors can not be installed in the rear wheels because they need a flat surface nest to the valve stem, Some dealers refuse to work on the conversion.

I will be trying a different dealer this week.
 
I am getting all kinds of stories. One dealer says when he called the factory, they told him that the TPMS can not be turned off if the road glide is a standard with factory RDRS installed. MotorTrike says that the dealers turn TPMS off, and disable the TPMS speedometer indication. When that was done, I get a different symbol and still bet a red light. also, I have been told that the Harley TPMS sensors can not be installed in the rear wheels because they need a flat surface nest to the valve stem, Some dealers refuse to work on the conversion.

I will be trying a different dealer this week.

I was told all of those same things. My selling dealer said he talked with Harley and they said it could not be done. It didn't make sense to me since I already had TPMS on the bike.

Here is what got my attention. One day I was in the garage with the trike and when I started it, I didn't get a warning light. When I pulled out of the garage, I got the warning light. So what was happening was - the rear tire that was taken off was in the garage and the bike read it. That made me thing, it could be done.

See the below thread and you will find a bit more. Another guy here PFwiz had a Road Glide and he had it done too.

True about the Harley TPMS - the holes in the new wheels are larger - so, if I recall, they simply mounted the sensors inside. They did not need the stems since you are only using the sensor, not the valve stems.

One last thing, after I had mine done, someone mentioned that there was a kit that could convert the Harley TPMS to the regular size. If you can find that thread, it may be helpful to you.

Good luck.

TPMS and Harley (triketalk.com)
 
I was told all of those same things. My selling dealer said he talked with Harley and they said it could not be done. It didn't make sense to me since I already had TPMS on the bike.

Here is what got my attention. One day I was in the garage with the trike and when I started it, I didn't get a warning light. When I pulled out of the garage, I got the warning light. So what was happening was - the rear tire that was taken off was in the garage and the bike read it. That made me thing, it could be done.

See the below thread and you will find a bit more. Another guy here PFwiz had a Road Glide and he had it done too.

True about the Harley TPMS - the holes in the new wheels are larger - so, if I recall, they simply mounted the sensors inside. They did not need the stems since you are only using the sensor, not the valve stems.

One last thing, after I had mine done, someone mentioned that there was a kit that could convert the Harley TPMS to the regular size. If you can find that thread, it may be helpful to you.

Good luck.

TPMS and Harley (triketalk.com)

thanks Donald. I feel a lot better. I am kind of pissed at MotorTrike for not having this all figured out. The information about the TPMS sensors is really encouraging.

fyi: At one point at the Harley dealer they had the bike configured for three wheels and it was looking for three TPMS sensors. Since you already have three sesors, you may be able to get the BCM changed for three wheels and then you could read all three pressures on your dash.
 
thanks Donald. I feel a lot better. I am kind of pissed at MotorTrike for not having this all figured out. The information about the TPMS sensors is really encouraging.

fyi: At one point at the Harley dealer they had the bike configured for three wheels and it was looking for three TPMS sensors. Since you already have three sesors, you may be able to get the BCM changed for three wheels and then you could read all three pressures on your dash.

Your last comment sort of confused me. Open the thread I shared and you will see a picture of my bike's info screen. I already have three wheels showing - and you can see the pressure on each tire.

So, in your case, if your dealer has already done that for you, all you need do is add the sensors to the trike tires.
 

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