Show Chrome Accessories 5 802 Degree Review

Unfortunately this product (show chrome) does not fit the wheel hole(s) on my 2004 Gold Wing. I had to use mother Honda's VIN to find the correct fit/stem. Although marked for GL 1500/1800 Gold Wings the 11mm bore is not suitable for my 1800. The value is great and solid just doesn't fit GL 1800 wheels. depending on the chassis number.

You need to replace the rubber valve stems with these for a number of reasons, they work great and look great, easier to inflate, don't have to pay for new rubber valve stems every time you get new tires , whether you need them or not before I fitted them on my Goldwing I had 2 flats both on the highway due to bad valve stems and of course the motorcycle dealer insisting you buy a new stem valve with your new rubber is not responsible, i think that's reason enough, don't wait.

There is nothing worse than realizing that your motorcycle has a flat tire and then realizing that your tire is fine but the valve stem is bad. A leaking valve stem, which is common with stock straight stems or (even worse) rubber stems, is a recipe for disaster. Use these metal bars. They work and last a very long time. These stems consist of a single nut that attaches to the outside underside of the stem towards the (outside) wheel. "Tightening” this single nut (do not overtighten) is…

Before I got these tires I had to resort to a spare flexible tube in the trunk of a car to check pressure and/or inflate the motorcycle rear tire. Accu-gage - Check out a replacement valve extender. It worked but was a bit cumbersome. I needed new tires and installed them front and rear. (The front tire didn't really need it, but since they came as a kit and it was a free install, I asked the store to install both.) I drive a 1998 Honda Magna and it's almost impossible to access the stock rear…

Mechanics: I just measured mine: The actual diameter of the threaded metal piece that goes through the rim is: 10.14mm. The diameter of the rubber bushing that is inside the rim is approximately 11.2mm It is difficult to measure accurately as it is rubber and appears to have a slight taper. The entire assembly weighs 1.15 ounces, which may affect your balance a bit. depending on what type of stem you are replacing. You will work on your bike. You will find that it is just a rubber seal on the…

Bought them last year, fitted - happy days. All I can say is that as I get off the bike I notice that one or the other may not be quite square when I bolted them on. So it annoys me and I smooth them down a bit. I don't want to over tighten them and damage the rubber seal. This kept happening and I was worried they might come loose but they never came loose so I forgot about it. Come this week and I'm putting new tires on my bike. When I got down there and spinning my front wheel freely, I…

I was restoring my dad's old Zuma and found that the brass and rubber 90 degree valve stem was completely ripped off at the base and only letting air through. Honestly had no idea about the size but bought it anyway as there only seem to be a few different sizes but it worked out in the end. If you have a moped/motorcycle tire you can easily do this yourself. I bought several tire calipers from Port Freight for about $6 each and did it all in less than 5 minutes the first time which was a…