Tenere 700 Off Road Adventures - Episode 1 - Peak District
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2020
- Yamaha Tenere 700 Off Road Adventures, Episode 1, Peak District.
Disclaimer - I swear a lot, I am a novice, I have no idea what I am doing and it was so cold I couldn't feel my hands!
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Damn it! I think it’s time to say goodbye to my GSA... Thanks for the inspiration sir!🙌🏻
Thank you man, i hope you keep posting im watching all your videos.
Tired of waiting here in the US for the T7. These videos are encouraging me to throw my money at one ASAP. Keep up the quality videos !
Nice. Thank you very much. From CT, USA
Bike looks and sounds good....worth joining the TRF, tons of information about legal lanes and places to ride. Also the TET website...Cheers, Steve
Lovely video, you made me damn eager to take a turn with my T7.
Unfortunately, we do not have that kind of wonderful routes near me in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Great stuff =)
Good video!
Hi John . Great video. There is a lovely little lane in the peaks at Hollinsclough (behind the farm) . I have been up it many times on my Africa Twin, dont forget your go pro!
Thanks for that! It may feature in a future episode!
You crack me up 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Enjoyed your vids buddy, I couldn’t help but think that I was listening to Brian Cox.
Millions and billions and millions and billions...
Thanks dude! 🤣
Keep up the good work, keep swearing, it's good for your blood pressure! Enjoy your vids. Love from the North.
Looks great. I'm currently living in NZ and have have myself a little 250 dual sport to get used to off roading. When I'm back in the UK I'll most likely be getting a Tenere 700 and living near the Peak District again so good to see this.
Since there's not many places you can go off road in the UK makes sense to get a middleweight ADV bike rather than a smaller dual sport, since they're shit on road tbh.
That was the first video of yours that I’ve watched mate and I’m suitably impressed!..that was awesome 👏🏻...I’ll have a good browse through your others too...really enjoyed watching that, you’re very natural talking to the camera, I still struggle with not feeling a bit of a tit!..anyhow, great vid Jon, rsmf, Mark
I was brought up in New Zealand .and like our Auzzie neighbours .you can just fire off into the wilderness ,beaches ,tracks ,riverbeds etc .I now live in Scotland where you're the devil if you do that,Wales is the best place for motorbikes I think
Awesome.
Another New bike John? The first byway you was on is near me and it’s called the roman road to locals. it’s normally full of dog walkers, you picked a good time, its a good lane to practice on though. What happened to the royal Enfield Himalayan ? Was it any good ?
Great video .
Cheers.Paul
Another 13 months on ye old 125 and I'm dying for this bike. Saving up this year and hopefully it bloody goes quick enough. New to the channel and looking forward for more vids on this bike.
It will all be worth the wait! You might even get a choice of new colours by the time you buy one!
@@RegularJon yeah hopefully they get some new mods for it aswell.
good views up there.
Don't want to die don't want to stop either 😂🤣
Fucking HILARIOUS! I'm certain I'm the American version of you! Fuckin' puddles...
One thing about an adventure bike it keeps fit and an adventure bike has to be covered in mud otherwise you are not trying had enough. if you get caught somewhere where you should't be just say your sat-nav set you this way.
Having a shite couple of years after you made this nothing going right
Hi John, are you still running the factory tires, Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR? Are you liking them offroad?
I've swapped the stock tyres out for Michelin Anakee Wild's! I like the standard tyres for the road and these Michelin's for mud!
@@RegularJon thank you! I saw your confidence in the mud and was wondering what rubber were you using! xD Why not the bridgestone ax41? Keep up the offroad videos, you're great and not afraid to ride solo.
@@twinrideradv2473 we stock Michelin at work so it was the sensible thing to do! I've heard good things about the Bridgestone's though!
@@RegularJon 🙌
got caught on a footpath in the new forest and people didint really care XD XD
Good to know! 🤣🤣
@@RegularJon it was a fairly wide and open one might get in trouble on some of the smaler ones XD but people here are far to nice to tell you off for it or too old to spare the energy to tell you off.
"What's in the heart comes out the mouth."
what is mounted on left side mirror stick? This is kind of something like phone holder with chinese signs?
It's a universal mount for GPS/Phone/Sat Nav
where is this ?
Hi. Great video of the Peaks lanes! You asked what could happen if you get stopped when riding on a restricted byeway or footpath or bridleway with a motorcycle. At worst you risk a fine and your motorcycle could be confiscated and destroyed if a member of the public stops you and takes a photo of the number plate and reports it to the police or a Park ranger. Therefore keep your number plate muddy as technically they are not allowed to wipe the mud away but you know what Ramb liars are like! If a police officer stops you and they do ride trail bikes in that area and other places too then they can take your number plate and potentially prosecute you and fine and take your bike away and have it destroyed aswell. As somebody else said join the TRF and they will help you and protect you also if you get stopped on a legal byeway (BOAT) as being a member they will defend your case and have a wealth of knowledge on legal rights of way. Other roads you can ride in most cases are Other Roads with Public Access (ORPA) or sometimes know as County Roads or Unclassified Roads (UCR's). As long as they appear on the County Council List of Streets they are public streets as the council are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep as they do for BOATS etc. As always in these things its not cut and dried and a word of warning is rider beware as its your responsibility if you ride a route and get caught on an illegal track/road/path. As the lawyers state Ignorance of the law is no defence in the law!
Useful to know! I was out again today and had a similar conversation with a rider about the same things! Thanks for the info!
What kind of tires are you driving on?
Michelin Anakee Wild tyres!
You ate burgers from a garage?? There’s your first mistake lol
In my defence they were delicious
Jon I live in notts if you want a good run around the peaks give me a shout 👍
Sorry I think I’ve got the wrong John regarding the Royal Enfield 😊