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Well done. I don't think you'll be unhappy with the Mosko Moto product. It is still not widely exposed in the ADV touring scene, but it holds up really well and is super versatile. Just love the stuff.

I know this was titled "Gerbing Heated Gear", but I got to put a hit in for Mosko Moto's heated jacket. I have owned both, and believe me riding in Yukon, Alaska and norther British Columbia heated gear (and thick blood) is essential. The Gerbing does the job, but it's old technology, made for...

Bear Glacier in northern BC.

2018 and loving every minute and mile since.

Sorry AusTex10. I don’t see the issue you are referencing. Just to say there are no fractures or mild. Cheers.

Here is a slight variation. I ordered these little stainless steel cleats of “Wish” website. Super inexpensive (got 10 for about the same price as on SW-Motech. I fastened them with stainless steel 8-32 screws with a small rubber “O” ring to ensure a seal. The backing plates need to be made...

A blue blue day on Yukon’s #2 (Klondike Hwy) near the Alaska / BC border stop at Fraser, BC. The Tenere was definitely out numbered in the parking lot by snow machines. Great day - hand warmers mandatory.

Thanks eemsreno. Connecting with this rider may provide some good info and I have heard of the Backroad Mapbook. I don't own one yet but is seems a worthwhile investment. Cheers. AT Yukon.

I am seeking insight from anyone who has travelled the back roads of north central BC. In particular, I am looking for info about the area between Williston Lake and Takla Lake. Maps indicate a pile of gravel roads, but not too many locations with services. There are a few "communities" such...

Mdurf. I just joined the Tenere forum and live and ride my XT1200Z in Yukon. Here are a couple of things to give consideration to: 1) Trip timing. Riding here is best from end of June through mid-August - it's April 6th and there are 3 feet of snow on the ground and it's been snowing all...