Pavlin, I always enjoy your videos and learn from them. You have helped me to realize that the items you need to travel are not nearly as many as people would have me believe. Thank you…
Nice mods! Unnecessary modifications just add additional weight on the bike so the minimum mods you had done works for you and they seem to be good ideas for the rest of us. Thank you for sharing!
As you said - most of the things are not necessary. What you need while travelling are time and an open mind. You got both. And a good bike. All the best, Günter from Nürnberg/Germany
Great videos Pavlin, can you provide a link to where you got the seat mesh from please ? Also love the Doner Tech handles and rack, just waaay too expensive !!
Thanks yet again Pavlin for a down to earth video of what a motorcycle traveller "really" needs😉 As a replacement for the protectors that fell off helicopter tape is fantastic,clear,thin,sheet that will never move discolour or fall off once in place(it's used for the leading edge of helicopter blades to protect them,hencemthe name and can be bought quite cheaply off Ebay😊
I owned a GSA that I wasted too much money on "need to have" accessories. Moved on to a GS and spent no extra money on add-ons. Now I'm about to downscale again to a Tenere and I'm happy to hear your opinion that the stock Tenere is almost as good as it can get. This time tt will be me, a backpack, the extra headlight protection and perhaps an extra phone as a GPS at some point. Thanks for the video, keep up the good work!
Very good much enjoyed. Beautiful place. Have those Oxford heated grips. Nothing like therapy for sore hands on a long day. The rest very similar. Only need so much. It's about the ride. RTW.
I like the mods. They are simple and enough to do the job. Also noticed the brake and clutch levers are shortened. Is it Because of the handguards lenght or there is another reason? Keep going!
100% agree. Heated grips are brilliant. They take the chill off you on cold mornings. 🥶 > 🥵 Can’t believe Yamaha doesn’t offer them as option. That’s why I have a BMW…they are standard 😏
Thanks ,for share , I always enjoy your videos . I have a question to you, i have a 660 TÉNÉRÉ like you had before. I reach the 200000Km but my counter Km stop at 199999 Km do you know why?? the trip´s are counting normaly ( sory my English i´m just a portuguese guy)
Excellent review of that spectacular bike love it but you making me nervous with that helmet upsidedown here in Mérida, Venezuela we don't allow that bikers put the helmet like that on the ground very bad luck calling death they say ... So advice I give to you my brother biker I have a Yamaha super tenerte 750 1992 and was the bike of my father then he gave it to me cheers my brother keep doing videos amazing views. Ciao pana.
Less is more. Eventually I think we all learn. Especially as I get older, the weight really matters. Where did you attach the metal tool box that was on the 660? That was a good piece of work. And did the toolkit need much new added? Good one Enjoying the trip Happy travels
Hi Pavlin! I realized that you haven't got a spare cluch cable like you had on the old Tenere. Is there a reason for? Have a nice trip! and drive safe!
@@motorcycleadventures a tip.. fit the spare cable.. taped to the cable fitted on the bike.. then it's a simple process of switching the ends into their fittings.. no need to pull you bike apart in the outbacks.. also.. you rear mudguard.. change it for a plastic one easy to custom make from 20ltr oil containers.. heat them in an oven & they mould easy to any shape you want.. better moulded over a wood shaped block.. it's amazingly good for skid plates to.. unlike aluminium ones.. it's a high impact residence material.. that slides over rocks really really well.. aluminium grabs rock midway & stop bikes sliding over.. mould a cover for you water pump.. from the bottom of a drum it's thicker.. heat guns work well too for moulding in place but preheat in an oven first.. Another mod you might consider are the coolant pipes in & out of the pump.. can squash in a fall & impossible to fix in the field.. replace with silicon rubber ones, aftermarket.. cheers from NZ
@@motorcycleadventures in the Tenere 700 you also connected it directly to the battery? Or connected at another cable to be off when the bike is turned off? Thanks
thanks - was just checking what that was - useful place to attach them to the bike, I plan on putting a tube there and add a tool kit in the same position
Pavlin, I always enjoy your videos and learn from them. You have helped me to realize that the items you need to travel are not nearly as many as people would have me believe.
Thank you…
Glad to help!
Nice mods! Unnecessary modifications just add additional weight on the bike so the minimum mods you had done works for you and they seem to be good ideas for the rest of us. Thank you for sharing!
Its great to see your new adventure is going as planned. Ride on!
As you said - most of the things are not necessary. What you need while travelling are time and an open mind. You got both. And a good bike. All the best, Günter from Nürnberg/Germany
Hello Pvlin, i'm learning every day from you and your vid's. My very big trip is scheduled in Spring 2023. Merci for everything.
My pleasure! Have fun!
As usual pavlin, excellent,informative and practical. Good advice on using Google maps rather than gps.
Living the dream.
Great videos Pavlin, can you provide a link to where you got the seat mesh from please ? Also love the Doner Tech handles and rack, just waaay too expensive !!
Thanks yet again Pavlin for a down to earth video of what a motorcycle traveller "really" needs😉
As a replacement for the protectors that fell off helicopter tape is fantastic,clear,thin,sheet that will never move discolour or fall off once in place(it's used for the leading edge of helicopter blades to protect them,hencemthe name and can be bought quite cheaply off Ebay😊
I owned a GSA that I wasted too much money on "need to have" accessories. Moved on to a GS and spent no extra money on add-ons. Now I'm about to downscale again to a Tenere and I'm happy to hear your opinion that the stock Tenere is almost as good as it can get. This time tt will be me, a backpack, the extra headlight protection and perhaps an extra phone as a GPS at some point. Thanks for the video, keep up the good work!
Fair enough!
You Pavlin, Always brief with details that is very impressive, love from Lahore Pakistan!!
That's El Perdon mountain south of Pamplona, my city 😍
Thanks for all the Information!
Could you share a link to the added Front Fender Part?
these side rubbers pads are actually pretty useful for standing position, you got most likely badly glued because mine stick solid second year.
Ok
Very good Pavlin, these things are working for you and that is what matters my friend...
Exactly
Useful information as usual, Thanks
Some very practical advice thank you
nice 1 Pavlin hope the bike serves you well on ya trip Ride Safe Mate 🤞🤞👍👍👍👍
Yes it does!
Pros and cons of the seat mesh? Brand of fork and light protection? How do you manage autonomy with 16l tank?
Very good much enjoyed. Beautiful place. Have those Oxford heated grips. Nothing like therapy for sore hands on a long day. The rest very similar. Only need so much. It's about the ride. RTW.
I like the mods. They are simple and enough to do the job. Also noticed the brake and clutch levers are shortened. Is it Because of the handguards lenght or there is another reason? Keep going!
They cannot brake of they are short.
unfortunately i have a lot to do, but I enjoy watching your videos :D
Glad you like them!
100% agree. Heated grips are brilliant. They take the chill off you on cold mornings. 🥶 > 🥵
Can’t believe Yamaha doesn’t offer them as option. That’s why I have a BMW…they are standard 😏
Yamaha offer them as an option, although users report they aren't that great
Thanks ,for share , I always enjoy your videos . I have a question to you, i have a 660 TÉNÉRÉ like you had before. I reach the 200000Km but my counter Km stop at 199999 Km do you know why?? the trip´s are counting normaly ( sory my English i´m just a portuguese guy)
Excellent review of that spectacular bike love it but you making me nervous with that helmet upsidedown here in Mérida, Venezuela we don't allow that bikers put the helmet like that on the ground very bad luck calling death they say ... So advice I give to you my brother biker I have a Yamaha super tenerte 750 1992 and was the bike of my father then he gave it to me cheers my brother keep doing videos amazing views. Ciao pana.
This is the way
Thanks. How do you find the center stand?
Less is more.
Eventually I think we all learn.
Especially as I get older, the weight really matters.
Where did you attach the metal tool box that was on the 660? That was a good piece of work.
And did the toolkit need much new added?
Good one
Enjoying the trip
Happy travels
I didn't. All the tools that I need how's under the seat.
Have you ever reviewed the ktm 990 adventure
Бат Павка, пропусна само централната стойка ;) Enjoy ✌
In my opinion that panel under the plate will better painted black. Have a nice trip!
Then the pain will peal...
Have you considered Aprilia Tuareg ?
Hello Pavlin! Do you find headlight is sufficient for dark time rides? Unfortunately they happen unplanned at times.
The light is good enough.
👌
Hi Pavlin!
I realized that you haven't got a spare cluch cable like you had on the old Tenere. Is there a reason for?
Have a nice trip! and drive safe!
I have
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@@motorcycleadventures a tip.. fit the spare cable.. taped to the cable fitted on the bike.. then it's a simple process of switching the ends into their fittings.. no need to pull you bike apart in the outbacks.. also.. you rear mudguard.. change it for a plastic one easy to custom make from 20ltr oil containers.. heat them in an oven & they mould easy to any shape you want.. better moulded over a wood shaped block.. it's amazingly good for skid plates to.. unlike aluminium ones.. it's a high impact residence material.. that slides over rocks really really well.. aluminium grabs rock midway & stop bikes sliding over.. mould a cover for you water pump.. from the bottom of a drum it's thicker.. heat guns work well too for moulding in place but preheat in an oven first..
Another mod you might consider are the coolant pipes in & out of the pump.. can squash in a fall & impossible to fix in the field.. replace with silicon rubber ones, aftermarket.. cheers from NZ
Hi Pavlin. What's the brand of your thank bag?
Thank you
Vanucci sportivo
Hi,rear brakepads ok? The level of fluidreservoar seems at half ... ? I changed them at 8000 km.
It is half until I change it.
Hi do you have a explicit video how to install the oxford heated grips on the tenere 700 ?
Old video, but will help: ua-cam.com/video/pyzy_yaRTNM/v-deo.html
@@motorcycleadventures thank you friend
@@motorcycleadventures in the Tenere 700 you also connected it directly to the battery? Or connected at another cable to be off when the bike is turned off? Thanks
2:35 what the actual F ??? That's insane pricing for what it is 🤣🤣
It is what it is!
How do you lock your jacket to the cable?
Sometimes yes.
Is it good bike for beginner rider.
I don’t want to spend lot money
But this bike is good price.
Thanks
You can find a better and cheaper options for begginer
KIT "BOANO RACING" = MANDATORY
Off road tà năng phan dung lam đồng Việt Nam
i love you biker EU
save travel
Tyre levers not brake levers
True
@@motorcycleadventures nevermind we knew what you meant ❕
thanks - was just checking what that was - useful place to attach them to the bike, I plan on putting a tube there and add a tool kit in the same position