[Spider007]

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Is there away that I can use the on board air to inflate my tires. If so I would really like to know

 

[wda-83wing]

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as far as i know---no. the aux air outlet didnt come out untill the 1500. but i could be wrong .

 

[Spider007]

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Ihope someone has an idea how to do this

 

[CALEBNDAD]

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Wonder if anyone still uses the old manual pumps. I was thinking abou buying one... No battery needed. Kinda old school nostalgic too.

 

[GSMacLean]

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My guess is that the pump is more than capable of pumping to the pressures required by the tires, so it would be up to someone to create a fitting that hooks up to the existing air tubes and install a hose.

 

[StraightWings]

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Hi Bob:

Memory serves that there is an additional zirk type (common tire/tube thread) output right off the compressor itself(under the tool kit in the rubber casing). With the standard 2 meter (6 ft 6" +/-) double-female accessory hosefor GL1200 Aspencades, you can hook up to that and it'll reach both ends of the bike. A client broght this to my attention a couple weeks ago when he ordered a 1200 hose, and has since reported he air-up another bike on a recent ride. Ride safe.

 

[BugsInTeeth]

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CALEBNDAD wrote:

Wonder if anyone still uses the old manual pumps. I was thinking abou buying one... No battery needed. Kinda old school nostalgic too.

On my Interstate I carry a small hand pump and always use it to top up the shocks, under a dozen strokes are needed... maybe 10 times that to top up the tires a few pounds if a compressor isn't available. Mine's perfect for the shocks but being much smaller than a regular pump I would use it for the tire only in an emergency.