The dealer adj the pressure 3 weeks ago @ 36F 41R.
I was out for a long ride yesterday. The light did not come on at all, even after I rode home in the middle of the night from my G/F's house.
I would think if the tires are low, the light will continue flashing.
I now have 1500 miles on the bike.
OK, let's try this again...
Step 1: get a tire gauge.
Step 2: check your tire pressure.
Check your tire pressures when cold. Let us know what the ambient temperature is, and what the readings are.
If you do not have a tire pressure gauge, go buy a good one. You will need it.
Motorcycle tires tend to loose air more readily than car tires do.
Air changes density with temperature. The colder the air, the more dense, so the less pressure.
Your TPMS is supposed to tell you that you should check your tire pressure. If it is flashing, or is steady on, you should listen to it and check your tire pressure.
The other real value of a TPMS is that if you have a pressure loss while riding it will alert you before the handling gets squirrelly, giving you a chance to pull off in a safe manner, rather than in panic mode.
Even with a TPMS, I would recommend that you check your pressures with a good gauge once a week, and before any long trip, as well as during the trip.
So, please go check your tire pressures and let us know what they are, so we have the first piece of information we need to help you.
=Dave=