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No modifications needed, fits in the same hole as the original. ~G

Installed Barkbusters with Storm plastics yesterday. Next on the list...oil/filter change and a new set of 'tars! ~G

FJR and Tenere levers use the same perches so you're OK there. Make sure the clutch master cylinder push rod goes into the brass bushing hole properly. You're doing it blind and it's a bitch so you'll need to guide it in as best you can. I've found it's best to slightly angle the bushing hole...

Welcome from Washington state and congrats on the new '20! ~G

Whatever you do, get a quality set of JIS screwdrivers. My choice: Vessel ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle and congrats on the new (to you) Tenere! ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle! ~G

Good looking boxes (and bike), thanks for the pics! ~G

@sblissner - On the recall notice there's a paragraph that states if you have had this repair performed before receiving recall notice you may be entitled to reimbursement...contact Yamaha Customer Relations, 800-962-7926. At least it's worth a try! I replaced the switch on my FJR a couple...

Welcome from metro Seattle and congrats on the new (to you) '17! ~G

Received recall(s) today for Tenere and FJR switches. Both were in the same envelope too. A year or so ago I replaced the FJR switch but it looks like that replacement was prior to the new PN revision. Damn. Not a quick job on the FJR. The pigtail is 36" long with the connector buried in the LH...

Lots of miles...I'd say the bike doesn't owe you anything! ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle! ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle and congrats on the new (to you) Tenere! ~G

Welcome from metro Seattle! Go with a GEN II non-ES, add aftermarket suspension and you'll have a great machine. Good luck with your Tenere search. Lots of bikes out there and don't overlook a fly-n-ride too. Great way to get to know the machine. Happy hunting! ~G