Motorcycle Gear That Works for Us and Our 2016 Gold Wing

During my recent cross country trip, several people had questions about gear and modifications we have made to our Gold Wing. This video attempts to answer those questions.
I cover heated gear, gloves, cold weather riding, boots, technology for traveling, windshields, wind management, highway pegs, mounting gear to the handlebars, equipment for making better GoPro Hero 10 videos, voltage gauge to monitor the alternator health, helmets, Bluetooth communications and many other topics.
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[@r.a.harris7913]

Thank you Bobby! Very helpful information. We appreciate the effort that you put into making and publishing these videos.

[@OurRetirementAntics]

Thanks for watching

[@clay1883]

OH NO! A Darksider! I have something that might help you keep that TPMS light off. I also run rear car tire. I bought a TPMS programmer on line for about $80. (V-TEQ VT-15) Very easy to program the GL1800 TPMS. The TPMS asks you to put in the rear tire first, then the front. The TPMS computer doesn't know which sensor is front or rear until you program it. When it asks for rear (slow blink), put the programmer at the front wheel, then front (fast blink) put the programmer at the rear wheel. This will allow you to run about 32.5 lbs. in the rear without the TPMS showing low pressure. TPMS shows first low pressure at %10 percent below the recommended pressure, so 36 psi, minus 3.6 lbs. = 32.4 psi. You can run 36.9 front psi with no complaint from the TPMS. (41 psi- 10% = 36.9) I run 37 or 38 in the front whether I'm darkside or not. I think the front wears better there. I usually run 32 psi rear and the TPMS light will go out in a few miles as the car tire warms up.

[@OurRetirementAntics]

Darksider! yep, we are an evil crowd 🤣 Thanks for the info. If I lower my tire pressure anymore I will look into this programmer. Thanks for watching.

[@gerrychristians273]

Great video's Bob, really enjoy watching your adventures. Can you please tell me the manufacture of the replacement foot pegs? I have the same issue as you .It would be great if I could lower them a couple of inches and move them forward. I don't bend like i use to. Thanks.

[@OurRetirementAntics]

They are made by Kuryakyn and I purchased them at a motorcycle rally. I found them on Amazon (black instead of chrome) just now and added a link at the bottom of the description for this video. Thanks for watching.

[@laryangel4082]

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