I LOVE the burtal honesty in the review .. so refreshing.

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m not a Moto journalist and no one is paying me for this. That’s why I can say what I want.

@CharlesLeTower

2 жыл бұрын

Same, it’s a pleasure to watch something that doesn’t insult your intelligence with the usual BS.

This review resonated with me big time as I am pretty much an amateur rider myself, especially on gravel. I must have watched close to a 100 review videos on the T7 by now and one thing that seems to stand out, is how easy it is to actually ride this bike. Thank you for a great and honest review that appeals much more to us less experienced riders!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m glad I could provide a different perspective.

Damn you are a good storyteller! Nice. T7 and stories like these is what keeps me dreaming during the lockdown.

You and FortNine really nailed these T7 reviews. Can’t wait to see one in person. Great job!!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate that.

@justadam1917

4 жыл бұрын

Bought one , love it nothing is perfect everything's a compromise this suits me best

@jeroentenhaaf8841

3 жыл бұрын

i saw one in the wild yesterday, looked great in this blue and sounds better than thought. Also looked smaller than i remembered from the motorshow i saw it in februari.

That beautiful Ontario country :) You're always hitting the nail on the head with your reviews, always original and informative, keep them coming!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! Yes, there’s something about Ontario lake country that’s really special.

Thank you for putting the effort in the review and making it come out real and informative. I particularly enjoyed how "smoothly" you slipped in that Ad haha. Your videos always get me all fired up for a ride. Cheers.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Ha, ha! Thanks! Enjoy your ride!

Great review! I have had my T7 for a few weeks now and agree with everything you said. I love it! I added led turn signals, tail tidy, pro taper FMX bars, AXP skid plate, and a dominator GP1 exhaust. Those few mods solved all the "issues" I had with the T7. But then again I do those same mods to every bike I buy. What initially sold me on the bike, was the local dealership said their mechanic put a deposit on one after looking at it for only a few minutes. They also said that their service shop is primarily filled with orange bikes. I always prioritize reliability and long service intervals. If you are a professional rider, enjoy taking your bike to the dealership and being without it for weeks, and must have all the latest and greatest fancy gadgets, get the ktm 790. If you are not, and none of that sounds like a fun time, get the T7. You will not be disappointed!

Great video man! You nailed it.

I've been enjoying your content a lot, good work!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I’m glad you like my stuff!

Your videos, always good, become better and better... Fantastic video and what a beautiful scenery... Congrats!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That new drone is paying off.

Again... You did it again. ;-) Excellent video! I know you're not an off-road rider by trade, but you went much further than I'd gone. I seem that you indeed bought a very capable motorcycle, for the kind of needs that you have. Congratulations, keep the videos coming!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. Will definitely keep them up.

Due to recent lockdowns in Australia i'm only riding mine in the bush (woods) these days and I never bother to "air down". Just keep at those trails and you'll get better and better. What a dream bike it is. Nice story mate, thanks.

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! Good thing this bike gives you the option to bushwack where you won't get pulled over.

Thank you so much Best video I watch so far about T7 😊

Great review!!!

Excellent review. Thank you.

What a brilliant review!!!

What a brilliant honest review.

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m glad you liked the vid!

Really good job, not only with this review, but systematically sober and clear! Really appreciated!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m glad it was helpful.

@antonio.p.1977

4 жыл бұрын

@@DifferentSpokesTV We are planning a long haul from US-NC to Brazil in 2021. It should take about 30 days riding and my plan is to go through whole countries on Andes before entering in Brazil: Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and finally Brazil. The Tenere 700 was something that I had in mind, but after your and other considerations, I might switch to the Super Tenere or a African Twin. 30 days ride is a long journey!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Antonio P That’s a fantastic trip! You should post some videos of it. I didn’t mean to dissuade you from getting the T7. Even if it’s not as good as the Super Tenere on the highway, if you get onto some washed out gravel or dirt road you’ll be glad you’re on a lighter bike. My Stelvio was a handful when not on pavement. Happy trails and stay safe on your trip!

@0xsergy

3 жыл бұрын

@@antonio.p.1977 question really is.. how good are you? I watched a buddy ride his AT through 3000kms of rough terrain that some of which I struggled through on a dr650. i definitely couldn't do as well as he did on the africa. gotta be honest. the t7 will be more forgiving.

Very good! Thanks for sharing your experience and feelings about T7. Very pragmatic!

Great video, and I agree with your statement that, yes, it is the right bike for me! I'm still in 'break-in' and not so many miles on gravel or trails yet, but it is very confidence inspiring....loving mine so far! Cheers, and ride safe!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying it. When you take it off road you’ll be happy with how it handles.

Enjoyed the review and how you presented it. Kudos

Good review, hope you get your bike soon. I am happy that Yamaha has done this because the industry really needed this shot in the arm. Can't wait to see new rivals for the Tenere 700 pop up in the next 5 years.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe a new KLR 700?

@SamiNami

4 жыл бұрын

@@DifferentSpokesTV A man can dream...

@Swrdfshtrmbns

4 жыл бұрын

@@DifferentSpokesTV or BMW putting their bikes on a diet.

This reminded me the saying (translated from other language) - "the better the off-road vehicle, the further you need to go to get the tractor" :) That's why I have Versys 1000 with Scorpion tires. Does not allow to push my and bikes limits TOO far.

@mueckenhoeffer

4 жыл бұрын

We in the southern U.S.A. often say "four wheel drive will get you stuck further from help than two wheel drive", so it sounds like universal wisdom.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. Good luck getting a Jeep Wrangler pulled out of the swamp. You’ll need another Wrangler to do it.

@0xsergy

3 жыл бұрын

well thats the nice thing about bikes, you just push them out. or if very stuck, tip it over lift and drive it out. there a ton of great trails out there you don't have to worry about getting stuck on.. just won't be bringing a versys into them

Wow!! what a great perspective!! love it!! good Job!!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

This was a great review. Thanks.

I’m not even in the market for a bike but that was so well put I feel like going down to my local Yamaha dealership and taking a test ride. 👍🏻

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe you’ll leave with a bike :)

Hey Spokes, awesome T7 review and narrative! Like many older guys, I saw the big adventure bikes ads I can FINALLY afford. What pros can do with those tall and heavy monsters is inspiring. What the ads don't say is the number of years and broken bones it takes to get there alive. So I lied to myself and bought an Africa Twin. Scared the **** out of me on the trail then traded it for a CRF250L while swearing I'll never look back at the big horses. EVER! Until I saw your review. Maybe the T7 with humility and wiser choice of off-road fights is something to consider. Thanks!

One of the few Tenere 700 review videos that I watched all the way through - nicely done. Looking forward to T7 demo stock arriving here in South Africa.

@paulvandervyver4223

4 жыл бұрын

Any idea yet on the price in SA? I have heard anything from R170-R200K. A bit rough I would say, as you can pick up a brand new Super Ten 1200 Z for about R225K

@jayblogsmoto9416

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulvandervyver4223 indications at this point have it priced just under 200k (around 195k) - but things could change between now and when actual sales stock arrives, as that is only expected closer to end of this year.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Hope it gets there (and here) soon.

@MotoShaneGame

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect bike for SA I would guess. Down here in AU it's so nice, bush trails or road. Hope you get one soon.

@charliesadv8493

3 жыл бұрын

I know the owners of Shimwells Yamaha, Boksburg is waiting in anticipation. I deal with them quite alot. Have a good dealer/customer relationship with the 1 owner (2 brothers owns the dealer)

Wowee excellent video and so many interesting facts! :)

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)

Excellent review 👍

Better review i seen of a bike.. great job

You are such a talented writer. Loved the review and The Art of War reference. :)

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate the nice words :)

Great review!

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great stuff 🤠

Sweet review, i think you found my next bike !!

This was a damn good video.

Amazing Bike and excellent and logical analysts. Thanks.

Excellent as always thx

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words.

Excellent review! I appreciate your very evident "writer" talent. Of course I'm a huge Art of War fan also. I'm deciding between this, a used GS or a Tracer/VStrom and love the off road ability but, in all honesty that would be 10-20% of my riding (down and back in Baja from San Diego). I love camping and am thinking the used GS or Tracer/Vstrom route now. Great review and anxious for your other videos! Thanks Different Spokes TV!

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the complement. A bigger used bike would be more comfy on the long haul but if you're in the loose stuff there's no substitute for good sized wheels and lightness. Also you get the warranty when buying new. I've regretted buying used last time but it's all about the kind of riding you do. If one of the other bikes will take you where you're going more comfortably then go for it. This one is a bit more off-roady but if you never go that far off the beaten path then you're not missing much. Cheers!

On point!

Been on way way way worse than heartbreak hill on my old Tenere 660 but it had slightly Australian modified suspension and aired up. Cannot wait to try the new one.

I would like to know how it compares to the KTM 690R off road. It seems to me the KTM has a weight advantage but he T7 has a gearing and engine advantage? I haven't ridden either but loved my KTM 990.

The question I'm trying to answer is 1 bike for "everything" or 2? Currently I'm a Versys 650 rider (great road bike) that I'm playing with on easy-medium fire/forest roads....do I sell it and buy one of these or just buy a Himalayan for the dirt days.....Does Sun Tzu cover this dilemma?

This is so good.

Realistic view. I am saying the same thing to many riders about chosing a bike based on your skills and uses as opposed to dreams.

I hope your bike arrives soon (before the Canadian winter)!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

I’m starting to lose hope.

The bike didn't hit its limit hard. The rider did. But the bike took you there. And as you learn and grow, it will keep tempting you to grow more and more, staying slightly in front of you, begging you to chase.

I'll break it for you!!!!!!! Awesome review!

I really need to book a test ride with one. I want to know how it compares to my 990

Just stumbled by your video and you nailed the review, love the honesty! I'm in ontario as well and im always out hunting for trails, could i ask where you normally go?

@0xsergy

3 жыл бұрын

where at man? Ganaraska is great if you're near toronto

excellent - thank you

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment!

great narrative skills and content. Just adjust a bit your thumbnails ;) you'll get much more attention!

Interesting real world comments which will be useful to those considering the bike and good entertainment for the rest of us 👍

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I try to keep it relevant to the regular person.

Nice review. I love my T7. Where in Onterrible where you riding?

Most people I know with them, myself included take them on the same trails that are populated by 125,250,400 enduro bikes.

@smartacus88

3 жыл бұрын

One hundred and twenty five million two hundred and fifty thousand and four hundred Enduro bikes? tHaTs A lOt oF bIKes

I love and respect that your reviews are from an every mans perspective and not from a professional riders standpoint. I can relate to your opinions much better as we seem to have very similar skill levels and experience. 👍✌️

Nice Review. I know you said it, but airing down your tires is one key to offroad traction. It will also reduce bouncing around on rocks and a potential bike dump. A cheap battery micro air compressor is worth tossing in your tank bag. I eventually got tired waiting for the release and bought a Husky501. Glad I enjoyed those last few years riding instead of waiting. The T7 machine really butts heads weight wise with the Tiger 900 Rally, but it always comes out on top based on price. Happy trails!

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I rode the 800 Rally recently and I think the Triumph is better on pavement. I didn’t take it off road but from everything I hear the T7 has an edge there.

Subscribed! I'm new to Ontario and interested in getting this bike but I want to know that it's the right bike for me here. So, looking forward to seeing what else you do with it. Coming from a KLR, I think this would be well suited to me as It's the same weight with twice the power. The only drawback for me would be the suspension as I ride hard off road.

Well said. Tenere thinks it's a big dirt bike & goads the rider into challenging terrain with confidence. Picking it up, on the other hand, encourages the rider to keep it real & not get too far over their head. Hope yours arrives soon! With 2000km on mine we're now starting to get real comfortable together. Great machines!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying it. It is a very big dirt bike:)

@jamessnyder3807

4 жыл бұрын

Different Spokes TV smaller than mine! (2017 Africa Twin) I was too chicken to take it out anywhere that really pushed outside my comfort zone until this year. While I’ve ridden it more on paved and dirt roads than off road I tagged along with someone I met while riding for a local dual sport ride and it did well going down some things I wasn’t sure I could do on it. I’m planning to do more. Enjoy yours when it arrives. I will admit it is a tempting bike ;-)

After seeing that huge chunky dash, I’m SO glad I chose the CRF250L Rally. It is even better offroad and with its tiny fuel tank it goes about as far as I can go on a roadtrip between stops. I really wanted the T700 but I’m glad I didnt wait for it.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Ha! Funny. My wife is looking at that one as well as the non-Rally version. She’s 5’7” though so she might be too short for it. We’ll see.

@car2069

4 жыл бұрын

Different Spokes TV she will love it. Seat Concepts sells a lower seat and if thats not enough CRFs Only sells a lowering link for the suspension. My friend is the same height and she can ride mine just fine with a Corbin seat, but she can’t flat foot it. I seriously have zero complaints, it is an awesome bike.

hey spokes, great video!, loved the writing and your enthusiasm and honesty, here is a word of advice from an advanced off-road rider: You should get enduro classes to polish your skills, ( or at least watch youtube videos on skills) then you can truly push any bike to its limits and enjoy the Tenere to the fullest. Trust me when I say you haven´t even scratched the surface of that bike is capable of, and ALL the professionals started like you, clueless and dreadful, but in a year you will have a completely different perspective, with better skills and more confidence, year by year, as long as you practice at least once a week and pay attention to the pros, in 4 years there is little you can´t do as long as you´re willing, from big jumps to impossible hill climbs. Physics are truly astonishing when you play with them and through hardship, failure, trial and error, to conquer triumphantly something that you deemed impossible is truly the best feeling ever. Chase it and never quit!!!

@NoWay-xu1ie

4 жыл бұрын

It's all about knowing your limits.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! There’s an off road school near where I‘m moving. Maybe this fall I’ll pop in there.

@RangKlos

3 жыл бұрын

Here here

This is the first ad ever that has made me buy something

Just a tought: did you ever considered to buy a v85 and apply some mods on it? The v85 is the new Transalp, IMO.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thought about it but I don’t have any dealerships close now that I’m moving out of Toronto.

Great video. New subscriber here. Do you think the bike can run comfortably at 75-80 MPH. Lots of roads here in the states that run at that speed? Love the historical references. Great job.

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard! Yes, It'll do 80 all day. That engine is superb and the MT-07 where it was first introduced is a seriously sporty ride.

Hello Canada! The Mojave Desert here! Your admission that you’re not a seasoned dirt rider is really clear when you go back for more torture without airing down the tires. I suggest you invest in a 2-stage bicycle pump that makes spiriting back up quick and easy. Take it from one who rides deep sand all the time.

Honesty in reviews is why we watch these videos. You did an excellent job. Presently considering an adventure bike, your's is the kind of company I'd keep and the kind of advice I'd be looking for. I love your realistic approach to, well, reality: Most riders won't look much like the carefully planned and executed shots made with professional riders kicking up dust and making high jumps. Plus, being an cultural historian, the references made to Thermopylae, Sun Tzu and how we all have our limits, just added that extra spice. Excellent! Not typical for a biker, I guess? - but then, what is typical for a biker these days?

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! I’m glad you’re liking my videos. Good luck with your search and the Tenere 700 should definitely be high on anyone’s list of Adventure bikes. Take care.

Love your channel. What drone do you use for filming and following you on your bike? Thanks, Titanium Dave

Another inspiring video based on real world experiences and not produced by ad experts using rally riders to make riding up a 30% grade on hard ground look heroic. I have to say that my Griso wouldn't have any of the issues you encountered in this video because I don't dare take it off road :) On the other hand, after a lifetime of shunting big heavy dual purpose bikes , I'm a firm believer in separate bikes for road and trail to maximize fun and minimize injuries. I loved my 600 Tenere with the big 30litre tank, but it was crap off road (way too heavy) however it was a really nice long distance road bike if you don't mind drive chain maintenance. I'm not overly impressed with the Tenere 700, even tho it does seem the perfect bike for you, however I'm staying subbed because of the high quality of your videos!

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate that. I agree that the T7 is not for serious enduro riding, but my wife Brooke is contemplating getting more into some light off-reading and trading her bike in for a Honda CRF250L. If she gets that I’ll do more serious stuff with that one.

@ikutiap5923

7 ай бұрын

you meant 30 degree....................i think............... ?

How about a comparison with a DL650 V-Strom, or a Versus? I guess the most people will stat on a mix of tarmac and gravel roads.

Good, honest review. And so we wait...

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@brianq103

4 жыл бұрын

@@DifferentSpokesTV So, as it turns out, the dealer I ordered from in February never actually ordered the bike! I ended up calling around and found the one I wanted, bought it and it is now in the garage! The place I bought it from has a red and white one as well...

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Congrats! I just got a call yesterday telling me that mine is in. Will have it by the end of the week.

I've rode it on a similar terrain. With mine long dirt bike experience it can do plenty. Buy wasn't made for that. It's an all-round round the world take you anywhere no fuss single rider bike. That's how I see it. And for that, it's almost perfect.

how do you feel about the seat comfort for long distance travel.

Great review ! Refreshingly honest. The best point you make is that for ‘average skilled riders’ the T7 is an excellent on/off road Adventure bike and it’s the most affordable in its class. I’m an ‘average skilled rider’ and my focus is on ‘safely riding through scenic’ country side, both on and off road, I don’t want to be distracted by excessive high Tech ‘riding Modes’ etc and I’m not interested in tackling ‘technical singe track’ or emulating high speed ‘Dakar Rally riders’. Some other forums are claiming that KTM’s 890 R can only take Premium fuel because it’s motor runs a much higher ‘compression’.

Good, honest and realistic review. I enjoyed it. Small question: I noticed the bike has running lights. Is that standard?

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It is standard in Canada to have functioning running lights because of our highway laws, but I’m not sure if the bikes going to other countries are the same. Yamaha may just be complying with local laws.

@0xsergy

3 жыл бұрын

haven't those been standard for a few decades?

@amete13

3 жыл бұрын

It is ,apparently, to comply with Canadian laws. My EU tenere does not have them

I really like your review, it does make a few excellent points about the capabilities of the bike compared to that of riders like me. If I may, by the sound of your engine on Heartbreak Hill you seem to be in too high a gear and you are going too slow. With mine I would be standing on the pegs in second gear at preferably 3000rpm or above. And yes, start in second gear and gather momentum before attacking your slope. Gas it when you hit a difficult spot, and ease off the throttle as soon thereafter as you can to avoid going too fast. Let it do its magic - it's such a thrill! Sit only when safe or to dab the ground as needed. Also 300km to get to the last bar of fuel - you probably like the growling sound of the exhaust: I tested going to empty and got 204miles (328km) without trying to ride it in an unusually high gear. If you buy one, be nice to it and unless you are really doing a long stretch without gas stations you will run it at around 3000rpm or more, or you risk damaging your engine and carbonizing your spark plugs in the long term. Be well!!

Do you use regular or premium fuel in your Tenere 700?

This is why I have an XT 250

great review. Realistic! Also, unlike the KTM, the Yam will work 1000 miles from home, with no workshop in sight. I appreciate things like reliability, simplicity and dependability in an adventure bike - far more important than outright performance. It is expensive for what it is though, but then so's the competition.

Great video, but did you make it up that hill? lol...

what is the insurance cost of this T7 sir ty.

Pol Tarres review is on point

Have you tried the Royal Enfield Himalayan? I'm in the USA, so I don't know if it's available in Canada. I've not been able to find an F9 review of one.

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve ridden the Himalayan briefly on a small off road course that RE set up in a parking lot. Footage of it is in my Royal Enfield Twins Launch video from 2019. It’s got a low seat height and handles off road sections well but I did bottom it out. It’s also down on power to the T7 but is extremely easy to ride.

@shawnperry5991

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@shawnperry5991

4 жыл бұрын

I watched your video. Do you think that the Himalayan is a good motorcycle for beginners?

@AlexDrysdaleOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

Check out "itchy boots" channel - she has traveled across Mongolia, Europe and half of North America on one.

Well said,, 👍

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Much appreciated.

I wonder if the good old Suzuki DR650 would be a good alternative for this kind of riding. Lighter, simple and cheaper..:-)

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

The DR650 could totally do these trails. It wouldn’t do as well on the road though. Then again it’s 60% of the price so you have to weigh how much you want to pay for the extra performance.

Great review. Its nice to see someone with more average rider skills off road. No offense, but like you said, knowing a 500lb KTM can hit a 25 foot double does most of us no good and for those who it does help, well they're probably not watching these reviews. I've had my heart set on a Super Adventure R, but at half the price, I dont think I can pass up a Tenere.

Hands down, the T700 and the KTM 790R are the top two best in class. You cannot go wrong with either. For new off road riders I’m going to recommend the 790, veteran off-roaders can go for the T700.

Mine shows up (maybe) next month!

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Let’s hope!

I wonder if they will make a mt09 version.

I'll be waiting for the gen2 T7.

One of the best reviews I’ve seen....thinking about trading my KLR for one....KLR is not the best on the highway.....think I could do 10 hour days on the highway???

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Sure, but you may want to consider an aftermarket seat. The stock one is a bit of a plank.

@MotoShaneGame

3 жыл бұрын

@@DifferentSpokesTV It's firm but if you ride regularly you get used to it. 10 hours though is a while.

@DifferentSpokesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. The seat might break in or may break your butt in :)

@garyrourke3284

3 жыл бұрын

Shaney Grog ....is there any aftermarket seats available yet for the T700??

@MotoShaneGame

3 жыл бұрын

@@garyrourke3284 I don't know. Yamaha have three separate options but i'm not sure about after market. I'm happy with the standard one. The rally seat is taller and one piece but keep in mind it's probably a bit taller than the KLR even with the standard seat.

DSTV: "The T7 won't take you everywhere..." Pol Tarres: What a joke...

I’ll consider it, but the ktm 790 and 850gs are probably still higher up my list

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Those are nice bikes too. The BMW is probably the most comfy on the road.

smaller lighter easier to manage plus very reliable , low maintenance , simple enough that i can do most of my own maintenance + low price & low overall running cost are its best attributes , fix ergonomics seat concepts bar risers taller screen wider flat ralley pegs ect.. proper spring rates at both ends for starters , maybe a revalve or ?? , add luggage , tusk rack and soft bags like my current bike work great for my use & just ride without the worries or expense of my current mount , i never air down i pick a pressure and stick with it

My rear turn signals flop around and pop out as well. Fantastic bike anyway

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that’s annoying. If it keeps happening I’ll get the LEDs.

smooth sponsor comercial xD

I woukd like to try the tenere700 in the moroccan desert

Did I miss the climax...? Did you get to the top of that hill..??

@DifferentSpokesTV

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, the end of the video was the top. That root that I was stuck on was almost there. Once I got unstuck I was there.

How tall are you?

The only perfect hero with not a boring story is SAITAMA.

Your tires are the real issue imo. A set of D606s are outstanding on road and would really improve off road experience.