Fobo Bike Bluetooth TPMS - Unboxing and Installation

[Afan]

Any ANSI B40.1, mine is grade B which is 2% accuracy.

Looks like this one (I do not have this exact model), you can take it on road trips.
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Sure it is not connected to your phone, but it gives an accurate reading.

I just ordered the one you recommended, thanks Jos.
I know I can't connect it to my phone but I can "calibrate" my FOBO after the TireTek, and use it when working on the bike. ;-)

 

[Jos]

Assuming the reading difference is a constant.

But yes it would be good to validate if the Fobo is OK or way off, I would be interested in the results over a few sensors. The fact that the manufacturer does not specify accuracy is not a good sign IMO.

I even check my gage with my neighbor's from time to time so we both make sure ours is OK... or that they drifted by the same value

 

[HarveyM]

Just an FYI the Fobo bike is selling at $89 US (ten bucks off it's normal price) on Amazon. The Canadian version is the same deal; the price matches the conversion rate, not a jacked up pricing we often see here..

 

[GregC]

Why is FOBO, who has been selling their sensors for a few years now, doing an Indiegogo to fund the latest version of the device? That’s a bit worrisome.


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