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Reviews (4)
Aug 29, 2018
Works perfectly, easily and saved more than $45.00 in the first 30 seconds of ownership
I purchased this product to activate tire pressure sensors on my spare BMW R1200GS Adventure motorcycle wheels so that they will not throw an error when I use them. This product worked flawlessly in less than 30 seconds. After unsuccessfully trying to do it manually for about two days by releasing air pressure, I ordered this product and had it done in less than a minute on both wheels.
For the record, the BMW shop was going to charge me $60.00 to complete this task since I did not buy the sensors from them. So yeah, this tool saved me more than $45 in the first 30 seconds I owned it.
Then it occurred to me that my 2014 Chevy Silverado wheels were rotated and the shop forgot to reset the sensors to the correct location after they were rotated. I pulled out this tool and completed the task myself in less than 5 minutes.
It is a great product that worked immediately out of the box....well.....at least once I found a battery. It does not come with a 9v battery so you will have to have one or buy it. Otherwise a perfect product that paid for itself the first 30 seconds.
Dec 21, 2021
Poor Quality and Spare Parts Supply Chain Problems at Mosko Moto
2 of 5 found this helpful I'm not at all impressed with these Mosko Moto / BMW Motorrad Atacama soft pannier systems. They're stiff as hell in the cold and the plastic they use is already creasing in the cold weather and I anticipate it cracking in short order just like on the Atomic ski bags and products like that, that use the same materials for cold weather sports.
Cinch straps are hanging off all over the place and the bags themselves are a messy pain in the ass to get opened up, packed and situated. The only things I see that they have going for them are that you can find online them for well below retail price from some guy who's new GS came with them from the dealer and they're slightly lighter than the aluminum bags. They also don't look bad and give you that "RTW Adventurer" look and you can find parts and components through the BMW Motorrad dealer network fairly easily whereas the Mosko Moto manufacturer site is often sold out or out of stock.
That brings us to another problematic issue. According to their website "out of stock" notices and blog posts, the Mosko Moto supply chain has apparently been decimated due to COVID which means things like GS adapters, puck sacks, extra bike mounts and many other items are not available and Mosko Moto will not take back-orders. I guess not taking back orders is a good thing if they know they will not be able fulfill the orders in a reasonable period of time but it is concerning if you already own them and need parts in some remote location or when the parts fail. Trust me when I say that adventure motorcyclists deal with part shortage and available issues enough and don't need another product contributing to a replacement parts inventory hoard.
**** Pro Tip **** - The BMW Motorrad Dealer Network does have extra BMW branded parts, components and accessories for the Atacama system all of which are interchangeable at or below the prices charged by Mosko Moto. So if you need something to fix your Mosko Moto back country pannier system, that BMW dealer network or online BMW forums are a good place to start looking.
Conclusion: Maybe I'm just a hard bag kind of guy and had my expectations set too high by all the sponsored reviews I watched and read. I've decided to try them in the real world just find out if that's the case.
Apr 15, 2020
HIgh Spot In Center of Base and Low Quality Control
1 of 1 found this helpful The stand base is not flat and has a high spot on the bottom center. This requires one hand to hold the stand while using the other to turn the screw.
When on a hard flat surface such as a concrete garage floor or motorcycle lift, the stand turns in a circle forcing you to hold it in place while raising it. This is a problem because you are not able to hold up the motorcycle at the same time that you are raising the stand with both hands holding to keep it from turning.
It's not quality construction and is difficult to use due to the lack of quality.