Best Tire Pressure Guage for Busa

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That has a bleeder?? That might even be digital?
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Mine sucks and for accurate tire pressure, I don't mind spending a few bucks!! Especially if I don't have to stand on my head to read it
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I use this one made by AccuGuage. I think I picked it up at Sears but I've seen them on CycleGear as well (maybe under a different label/name). I've read that they are pretty accurate. It is easy to work in between the rotors and get to the stem with...

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Anything a guy can pickup at Wallmart that is accurate enough to use and small enough to carry with ya?

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RoadGear Digital Gauges

(Had to go to the accessories page, there are three different gauge/sets there)

The main gauge is digital (and talks!) and there's also a smaller digital travel gauge there too. I really like these gauges and haven't had any issues with them.

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One thing I've been looking for is a good tire chuck... With a digital gauge built-in. I can't find that, much less one that can be taken with me on the bike.

Anyone know of a good digital that has a screw on connection, so I could connect a chuck to it?

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Anything a guy can pickup at Wallmart that is accurate enough to use and small enough to carry with ya?
My "collection" of cheep ones vary by about +/- 5lbs
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The one that connects to my air hose varies on each check by +/-5lbs and unless you lay on the ground and use 3 hands, the FUGGIN air leaks out!! The dial kind wont fit inside the wheels.

What would be cool would be one of those formula 1 bleeders mounted on an air nozzle. That way you would just have to hit the valve until it bypasses...........no cheking needed.......DONE!!

I appreciate the suggestions. I'm going to check out the one at Sears tomorrow. If I'm not happy with it, I can bring it right back and try another one.

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I use this one made by AccuGuage. I think I picked it up at Sears but I've seen them on CycleGear as well (maybe under a different label/name). I've read that they are pretty accurate. It is easy to work in between the rotors and get to the stem with...

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Same one I have.
Picked it up at Sears on clearance for 4.99.
Seems to be pretty accurate.

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My next tire change I'm getting a 90 degree metal stem for the front wheel.

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My next tire change I'm getting a 90 degree metal stem for the front wheel.
If you have your own air compressor, Sears sells an adapter that fits air compressor lines which is just the "head" of a tire attachment (doesn't have the metal rod and the angled end of a "car-type" attachment.) This makes filling bike tires much easier.

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I have an air compressor and just use the basic airchuck, which works fine. The hassle is trying to squeeze a pressure guage past the rotors.
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