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  • #181108

    Greg
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    mal5.1 wrote:

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    white rocket wrote:

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    looks good hows the suspension and handling yamaha style (i like the white ones :P )reckon it will smoke mal5.1 3.00 8.00 s beamer? :)

    You wanna bet your left nut on that rocket. :laugh:

    Wouldnt in a drag race but it goes good 800 twin, 660 single. Of road would be interesting :laugh:

    TB

    #181106

    Greg
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    white rocket wrote:

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    looks good hows the suspension and handling yamaha style (i like the white ones :P )reckon it will smoke mal5.1 3.00 8.00 s beamer? :)

    The suspension is exactly what the write ups said it is, very soft in the rear and it has very limited adjustments (your bad Yamaha :angry: ) It will do the job if you ride like Mick :P but for a Grandmother or anybody else is way to soft even at pace for a lighter bloke. Brad at Tekniks said for the rear they had springs available and had shipped plenty of them for shops to fit but had never spent time with a complete bike getting one sorted end to end and learning it completely. So I will leave it there for 10 days while they sort it front and rear.

    The other thing that is Yamaha’s bad is it doesnt have a lower rear chain guide to guide the chain onto the rear sprocket why Yamaha why :dry: So I have got one lined up from Sutto’s and will have two lugs welded on the swingarm and fitted when its at Tekniks

    Here is the guide, yeah a KTM part although I will not use the alloy protector just the plastic inner

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    TB

    #105310

    alan
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    bet it comes back feeling like a whole new bike suspension wise from tecknics :woohoo: reckon it will be a long 10 days wait for a new toy to come home but will be worth it

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    Greg
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    Got that covered Rocket I will be in Brisvagas for work ;) while its there couldn’t use it anyhow :laugh:

    TB

    #181127

    Greg
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    I ordered a set of Motorrad crash bars today, in stock in Perth so I should have them for weekend fitment

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    I spoke with Whipps this morning regarding the custom bash plate I want. Dan was very helpful and we are organising a time for them to have the bike for a day or two to make and install it.

    And then Tekniks ;) Not enough time in the day :(

    TB

    #181195

    Greg
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    And a front view

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    #105311

    Looks sweeeeeeet TB, Bet you cant wait for tecknics to work there magic :cheer: Looking forward to seeing it in the flesh!!

    #105312

    simon burke
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    Get some fuly sic sub-woofers on that beast TB.Then you can cruise up and down your main street B)

    Very sexy

    Bol :woohoo:

    #181124

    Mick D
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    It will do the job if you ride like Mick :P but for a Grandmother or anybody else is way to soft even at pace for a lighter bloke.

    TB

    Okay smartarse, there is another one for the memory bank. ;) They are starting to add up.

    #181275

    Greg
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    micknmeld wrote:

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    Trailboss wrote:

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    It will do the job if you ride like Mick :P but for a Grandmother or anybody else is way to soft even at pace for a lighter bloke.

    TB

    Okay smartarse, there is another one for the memory bank. ;) They are starting to add up.

    Who said you are the mick in question? Is there something you are hiding ??? Its a good moderator test for you but :laugh:

    TB

    #181276

    Hey, stole this from ADVRider, but as you changed the front guard on the Tenere it kinda might interest you TB.

    Quote: When we get to a village we stop for some refreshments. Have a look at my headlight and screen on the X and the headlight and screen on Hennie’s 800. We had just ridden the exact same road. Now please explain to me how BMW finds it appropriate to fit an ornamental fender to the most off-road biased model in their range?
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    #181458

    Greg
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    Jeffro wrote:

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    Hey, stole this from ADVRider, but as you changed the front guard on the Tenere it kinda might interest you TB.

    Quote: When we get to a village we stop for some refreshments. Have a look at my headlight and screen on the X and the headlight and screen on Hennie’s 800. We had just ridden the exact same road. Now please explain to me how BMW finds it appropriate to fit an ornamental fender to the most off-road biased model in their range?
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    I would rather a dirty bike mate, but did he follow the BMW? Because unless he was reversing really fast how can the mud throw over his screen? Cause his wheel will throw mud out the back of his wheel if you think about it :laugh: :laugh: And if you watch the TBAM called “TABM is all over it” video I got here with Josh Ballard on the cover. You see them crashing with front wheels locking up jammed with mud :laugh: and after they left the mud and are doing 110 on a road the dry mud falls down in the front tyre and jams it and puts him in hospital for 2 months :huh:

    TB

    #181459

    Mick D
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    I decided to wait to see the Tenere in the flesh before passing comment. When I saw it up in the back of Mooses ute, it certainly looked a whole lot of bike. When it took 4 of us to safely get it down from the ute,I was convinced it was in fact a big Bike.(not as big and bulky as a KTM 990 Adventure though). AS TB was well affected by Rums, I threw my leg over it to ride it down to the shed and was surprised how tall it was as I was on tip toes in order to reach the ground and thought to myself that TB might struggle with it when the going got tough as his legs are no where near as long as mine.
    It certainly is a sweet bike though and once it was in the shed comment was passed on how it looks like something from a science fiction movie, a bit like something you would ride on the moon, such is the design of it. :laugh:

    The Leo Vince slip ons give it a great note albiet a bit loud when TB opens her up, on the trail it throws a fair roost too and looks great and certainly up for anything you throw at it.
    I would like to give it a proper run on the dirt when TB has it set up a little better as far as luggage weight distribution and suspension goes.

    All in all it is something I would certainly be proud to have in my shed.

    #181708

    I mentioned to TB that it looks like a Transformer. I bet if you get it up on it’s back wheel it could turn into a robot. Should’nt be long until TB finds out with his love for wheelies.

    Did you hear he did one out of Capertee :laugh:

    STM

    #181712

    Greg
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    Tenere update

    Visted Craig at Tee n Cee and had tank protectors made and fitted. Craig has made them out of a tough clear and in the day light they are hard to see but you have the piece of mind when your knees are rubbing against the tank that your paint is protcted.

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    I also visted Mal5.1 who it turns out is a enginnering Guru

    Mal has modified and strengthend my pannier racks and did a fanstaic job

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    New rear support bar, also supports the taillight assembly

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    New support bars running down the to pilion pegz

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    Cheers Craig and Mal

    TB

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