RIDEN TIRE PRESSURE SENSOR
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RIDEN TIRE PRESSURE SENSOR
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- Live pressure and temperature, both tires
- Alerts you before you feel anything
- Screws onto the valve stems in a minute
$29.99
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$29.99
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- Live on screen. Pressure and temperature for both wheels, all ride
- Warns early. An alert fires while the tire still has air in it
- One minute fit. Screws onto the valve stems, no wheel off, no shop
- Wireless. Talks to the display directly, nothing to wire
Two wireless sensors screw onto your valve stems in under a minute. Pressure and temperature for both tires, live on your screen the whole ride. You'll know about a slow leak in a parking lot instead of finding out in a corner at speed. Most riders check their tires once a month. This checks them every second you're moving.
| Sensors | 2 wireless, front and rear |
| Reads | Pressure and temperature, live |
| Alerts | Low pressure and high temperature warnings on screen |
| Fitment | Standard valve stems |
| Fits | Riden One Pro |
| In the box | 2 sensors and fitting tool |
Catch the nail before it catches you.
Most riders check their tires once a month. These check them every second you are moving.
Pressure and temperature on screen
No guessing, no gauge in the garage. Front and rear numbers sit on your display the entire ride.
It tells you while there is still air in it
A slow leak announces itself in a parking lot instead of in a corner at speed. That is the whole point.
Screws onto the valve stems
No wheel off, no shop visit, no wiring. Thread them on, they pair themselves, and you ride.
No. The sensors report to the Riden One Pro, which has the tire monitoring built in.
About a minute. They screw onto your existing valve stems and pair with the display on their own.
They warn you. A low pressure or high temperature reading raises an alert on screen rather than waiting to be noticed.
Yes, each sensor runs on a long-life internal cell and reports its own status so you are not caught out.