Now where did it go?

[Stephen]

Oh wait, never mind, I found it. Was looking for that formula for checking the air in my tires.

:laugh:

 

[Lucky]

That is the same one I use.RIDE SAFE

 

[maestro319]

Whaaaat???

 

[Woolie]

so thats why my tires always look low

 

[FrostBite]

Actually this formula converts the pressure of winter air to summer air. Failure to change the air in the tires from winter to summer air can lead to the turn signals leaking blinker fluid.

 

[Shimpy]

Actually this formula converts the pressure of winter air to summer air. Failure to change the air in the tires from winter to summer air can lead to the turn signals leaking blinker fluid.

Caution: If you have a 2012 GL1800 made in Japan, then the air in your tires are Japanese and should be changed in 12,000 miles or 2 months, whichever comes first.

 

[glmarker]

That's why I triked my 2012, to get rid of the "foreign air" and replace it with air "made in the USA"

 

[Shimpy]

That's why I triked my 2012, to get rid of the "foreign air" and replace it with air "made in the USA"

You have USA air in the rear tires, but still have Japanese air in the front. Be sure to change it as soon as possible. Japanese air is not compatible with USA roads.

 

[glmarker]

Front tire replaced with an MPA (I know, French), and American air was used!!!

 

[Jenkinsrawhide]

Well if you prefer hot air over cold air......there's a lot of it in here!

 

[rhino 2]

I find it's best if you use 78% nitrogen in the tires.
It really improves the ride. :wave4:

 

[Jax]

Does anyone know what ever happened to FINA's pink air? It seemed to be lighter than clear air, it made the ride smoother.