I read somewhere that the newer CVO offers a tire pressure display (on the guage cluster?). Any idea how they do that?

 

TP monitoring has been integrated for years in cars and and trucks.

They should have done this years ago for bikes.

If you have and older bike that did not come with it, you can add it in the same manner that cage owners do, aftermarket TP Monitoring kits are available.

www.doranmfg.com/tirepressuremonitorproducts.htm
Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems for Motorcycles, RVs, and trucks. TPMS help save money, reduce accidents and reduce wear.

 

You can bring it up both on the infotainment screen and on the readout where the odometers is. Gives you pressure both front and rear.

 

Did that come on the 2015 CVO models, or just 2016 and newer?

 

I think it's only 2016 up.
What's your thoughts on your Rhineharts?
I still have stock pipes on my '14
Gotta lose the cat and get me a low 'n loud sound.
Cheers!

 

I was told it was new on the 16's

 

It's new on the 2016's. The valve stem has the pressure transducer inside the rim, like on cars.

You can see the pressures using the trigger switch..
Odometer, Trip A, Trip B, Remaining miles, Front psi, rear psi.
Or from the info screen on the radio.

If it senses low pressure, a box will pop up with a notification and offer to route you (GPS) to a gas station.

But if you fill your tires at 70 degrees ambient temp and it drops to mid thirties over night... that low pressure box will pop up in the morning.

 

I wonder if Harley will come out with some kind of kit/adapter that will enable those of us with the 2015's to add this feature? In the mean time I found one by Doran Mfg but not sure where the monitor could be placed on a CVO.

 

I really like the Rhineharts. Didn't have to do anything with the computer. Very good deep sound and not overly loud at highway speeds but they get everybody attention.

 

look on u tube for fobo tire tmps its about $100.00 dollars works threw your smart phone works very good by on ebay