FOBO Bike 2 for Trike Pressure Monitoring Systems

These tire pressure monitors work great. So easy and accurate. This is my second purchase for a different bike. These TPMS adjust for temperature. They are well worth the money! The sensors connect to my iPhone via Bluetooth. Easy to read and cool to look at.

Great for my CanAm trike. Rear wheel is extremely difficult to check air pressure. Very reliable and easy to check on my iPhone. Warning on my phone when the psi is below the high/low range that I preset. Definitely worth the investment.

I installed these tire pressure sensors on my Can-Am spider F3 Limited, easy install, will make monitoring the tire pressure much easier as the rear tire is a real pain to check the pressure.

Worked great for about 5 weeks. Then they just stopped working, wouldn't update the tire pressures, log out of the app and now I can't get back into the app. Sending them back and getting a refund. Very disappointing.

UPDATE….8/6/26. Still love my FOBO. Couple of concerns: First changing the battery in the sensors is a pain if either you cannot unscrew the sensor from the stem, or remove the battery from its position inside the sensor. I’ve had both problems. IF you use tools on the sensor to turn the lid to the battery it breaks easily. Now I’m having to buy another set just to replace one broken sensor , the upside is I can buy a nw BIKE 2 sensor set of two sensors, or buy another Trike set for just one sensor. The upside is I’ll have an extra sensors for next time. I’m guessing debris gets into the thread of the sensor on the bike valve stem, and. In the battery compartment of the sensor. I have no suggestions how to avoid this problem, but both situations are frustrating, time consuming and expensive. And yes the company in Malaysia will sell you one sensor for $49 dollars, but and foreign VATS/taxes and shipping will total over $100 and you’d have to wait a month for it to arrive. Just bike the bullet and buy a set from Amazon and keep the spares for later…you’ll probably need them.. End update. I always just occasionally checked my pressure, and looked at them to see if they looked low. With these sensors, you see moment to moment air pressure which is a little unnerving. As the temp rises or lowers with the ambient temp and the road temp, you see literally pressures varying sometimes by the minute. It’s the one/tenth of a pound pressure reading that takes getting used to. AFter a ride, as your bike cools down the pressure drops to the bottom of the range, but as you drive on hot days, the pressure can increase up to 4 or 5 lbs. It works fine, just takes some getting used to. I never knew tire pressure varied so much in operation. Definitely recommend. It updates pressures by the second sometimes, and at other times if you’ve got your phone a good way off from you bike, you may have to get closer for an update on pressure. If you need an update immediately, hold your phone to the sensor on the tire. It’s instant that way.

Works as expected. Happy that I got these before a long trip. I will be able to test them thoroughly.

You want some peace of mind as to your tire pressure than FOBO is the answer to your concerns. You will be amazed by the easy installation and software setup… a child’s play.

this pressor monitor is really terrific. It has Wi-Fi connect and it will alert you at a distance about the pressure on your tires. I have a try glide and the tires do change in pressure often and it is really a nice item because when you get on your motorcycle you can put the pressure on your tires the way you would like and often times you just wouldn’t know that the pressure could’ve changed due to temperature changes and the thing that happened just at a regular tire fill up so it works for a lot of safety and that is very important. The pressure that I keep on my tires is very important so I keep the front tire in about 35 and I keep the two rear tires about 23 to 24. Those are recommendations that come from experience drivers it’s a little bit different on the manual but you need to recognizing the terrain that you’re driving in to get it precise but you certainly don’t wanna have extremely low pressure at any given time and you probably wouldn’t want to have extremely high pressure due to difficulties at that time also so that’s a very good device no matter how you do it and the fubo has a great reputation and that’s what I went with particularly when it gets to the safety features

For any can am rider , a must have item , I loveeeeee it , peace of mind while riding , no more worry about tires pressure

This provides Tire pressure monitoring for say motor cycles of any type liked to your mobile phone and through in my case Apple Car Play. If your motorcycle has Apple Car Play as well then you get the tire pressures, temperature and warnings on the bike. Recommended for motorcycles of any type.

Precise le misurazioni, facile il montaggio

Very easy to install, and the mobile phone app works really well. I am very pleased with this (fitted to my Harley Davidson trike), and would recommend to other riders. I had occasion to contact the manufacturer, and they were very supportive and constructive.

Okay, it's not a motorcycle... but an airplane has 3 wheels, and tire pressure is somewhat critical. Setup was quick and easy, and readings are quite accurate compared to the expensive gauge. The alarm function is quite nice since a landing on a low or flat tire can mean a trip into the grass if you're not prepared for it. But most of all, I'm 71, and not having to get down on my knees before every flight is so nice!