What you did to your Tenere today??!!

bigbob

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seen on youtube the wireless charger but can,t get my head around how it works lol, see the charger gets wired to power ok, but the phone just locks into the plastic bit how does the phone charge and get power to it lol
The phone has to be made right. It is sort of like a transformer, one coil in the charger and a receiving one in the phone.
 

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seen on youtube the wireless charger but can,t get my head around how it works lol, see the charger gets wired to power ok, but the phone just locks into the plastic bit how does the phone charge and get power to it lol
Well first you have to have a phone capable of wireless charging. There’s an inductive couple between the phone and the charging head as soon as you place the phone into the quadlock mount.


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Well first you have to have a phone capable of wireless charging. . . .
A Christmas or two ago, my S.I.L. got one of the wireless chargers. Everybody was puting their phone on/by it. I plopped my flip phone down on it, and asked why it wasn't working with my phone. Some of the youngsters didn't even know what my phone was.
 

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Well first you have to have a phone capable of wireless charging. There’s an inductive couple between the phone and the charging head as soon as you place the phone into the quadlock mount.


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Thanks for that as I've wondered how it works ....conductive couple
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A Christmas or two ago, my S.I.L. got one of the wireless chargers. Everybody was puting their phone on/by it. I plopped my flip phone down on it, and asked why it wasn't working with my phone. Some of the youngsters didn't even know what my phone was.
Ha ha, those youngsters...
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Replaced worn out rear brake pads a few days ago, a little over 24,000 miles, also ordered another rear set to carry around as spare, $36 they are supposed to arrive Tuesday, Yamaha has a new part number and raised the price $3
 

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seen on youtube the wireless charger but can,t get my head around how it works lol, see the charger gets wired to power ok, but the phone just locks into the plastic bit how does the phone charge and get power to it lol
It's Wireless lol
 

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curious to hear your thoughts on this. I have the stock seat and am curious about a sargent as I like it a lot on my BMW. on top of that I’m on the shorter side so want a low seat - that is flat.

I did the flat seat mod....again.....this time to my new Sargent seat.

I felt like I was sliding a little downhill on it since fitting it a few weeks ago. On a whim whilst in the garage I have just got the Yamaha seat back off the shelf and switched the rubber bungs over from the previous flat seat mod I did on that.

Had to refit the extra bung in the lower seat position alloy slot which I had taken out when putting the Sargent on.

When I was looking at the underside of the Yam seat I saw the allen key for taking the side panels off and thought better pop that in the Sargent under seat pocket, only to find a holder for it in there that I hadn't noticed before.

I'll see how that feels when I ride into work tomorrow.
 
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curious to hear your thoughts on this. I have the stock seat and am curious about a sargent as I like it a lot on my BMW. on top of that I’m on the shorter side so want a low seat - that is flat.
It's definitely wider which is what I was after, I am not so sure about lower, if it is, the extra width puts your reach to the ground back where it was before.

As you already have had a Sargent seat, I don't need to tell you it is hard so you feel road bumps more, but against that, the support is very good. Mine is currently shiny so when I rode to work on Saturday in the pouring rain in full textile trousers, any braking was sending me up the seat, my backside lacked grip. I have had this before on a Corbin on my Varadero, and it sort of cured itself over time, I think I have a bum like sandpaper as grip gradually got better.
 

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Did the mod to flatten it work? I really disliked the sliding forward that the stock seat did before I modded it so want to ensure I can get the Sargent flat too.

Thanks!

It's definitely wider which is what I was after, I am not so sure about lower, if it is, the extra width puts your reach to the ground back where it was before.

As you already have had a Sargent seat, I don't need to tell you it is hard so you feel road bumps more, but against that, the support is very good. Mine is currently shiny so when I rode to work on Saturday in the pouring rain in full textile trousers, any braking was sending me up the seat, my backside lacked grip. I have had this before on a Corbin on my Varadero, and it sort of cured itself over time, I think I have a bum like sandpaper as grip gradually got better.
 

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Did the mod to flatten it work? I really disliked the sliding forward that the stock seat did before I modded it so want to ensure I can get the Sargent flat too.

Thanks!
I think it definitely made a difference and I'm going to leave it like it from now on. if I can get something grippy on the seat that will be the icing on the cake.
 
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