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Are you guys buying the new shock with electronic dampening or manual preload?

I would take a couple of those if the price including shipment to the states is reasonable!

Any chance to get the bike to west coast? It would sell here!

Looking for a used speedometer for a 2014 and newer Yamaha Super Tenere, thanks

Somebody needs to get involved with this tread and give us some good replacement springs and collar info. Surely we are not all driving under sprung bikes because nobody makes a replacement spring strong enough for the ES. Thanks, desperately under sprung in AZ

Final price reduction $5000 firm.

I agree with Madhatter in comparing Gen 1 and Gen2. I prefer the analog dash on Gen 1, the stiffer suspension and the refashed ECU on the Gen 1 makes the bike feel like a hotrod compared to the sluggish non flashed Gen2. I do like the electronic suspension adjustment on the Gen 2 but it is...

No it is all stock. The driveway is slanted making it look lower on one side.

Thanks for the comment Matt. Great doing business with you. Somebody need to buy this clean, reliable machine. Thanks, Bruce

Was this a now ES bike to start? Heated grips? Thanks

Sorry I can't help you with the name of the GPS bracket as it came with the bike when I purchased it. It does work well and there is no vibration.

Christmas price reduction

2012 Yamaha Super Tenere (USA Bike) Yamaha factory hard bags included Yamaha Hi windshield and side wind deflectors Yamaha engine guards T-Rex crash bar Kakoo throttle lock Bar risers Arrow pipe ECU re-flashed by Anthony Excellent condition, never off-road Tires are 50 percent 37,750 miles Never...

What is the stock spring ES rating lbs/inch. Did the spring from Summit require any type of spacer? Thanks

Sold pending payment at end of the month, thank you

I wound rather sell it in the USA as I fly to Arizona and I would be afraid it might get damaged if I put it in my luggage when flying home. If I were driving home it would be no problem. Thanks

Sounds good, thanks

I am in Lake Havasu City, AZ for the winter months (retired Snowbird). My permanent address is Kelowna British Columbia Canada.

Has anyone had any luck changing the fork springs on an ES bike not using a fork spring compressor? I know on KTMs you can just pull down on the springs to access the nut. Thanks

As new condition, $400 shipped from Arizona