New member Leicestershire, UK

[chrisdmason]

Hi all,

Just picked up my new (to me) 1991 XTZ750 in the most 80s colour scheme imaginable this weekend just gone.

Previous owner put mega long gearing on which didn’t feel quite right. I’ve put it back to standard and the thing really rips!!

Needs some better brakes, as I share the common sentiment that the factory ones are shocking, even for an old bike.

I’m planning on taking it on a trip around Scotland on the Nc500 route this July. Should be mega

 

[bimota]

warm welcome chris

from S Wales UK,
just to let you know tho chris that 99.9% of members on here are as the forum says xt1200 owners there probably only 2-3 xt750 owners

Rob

 

[chrisdmason]

warm welcome chris

from S Wales UK,
just to let you know tho chris that 99.9% of members on here are as the forum says xt1200 owners there probably only 2-3 xt750 owners

Rob

Ah I get to be a solid 25% of 750 owners then

 

[Longdog Cymru]

Hello and welcome! That’s a lovely XTZ750 you have there, very nice indeed!

Mike

 

[Sierra1]

Welcome, from Texas. At least it's a Yamaha and it is a Tenere. I mean, since we have more than a few non-Yamahas around here.

 

[Matt51F1]

Hello from Australia

 

[Wenisgoodenuf]

Greetings from Canada

 

[barkingllizard]

congrats on your new ride, chrisdmason, with a simple hello...

 

[Saint rob]

Welcome, nice looking bike - I fancy one of those myself.
You might find this a useful thread over on advrider

The XTZ750 Super Tenere

Hallo XTZ Lovers, I´m schub and I would like to introduce myself. I´m 50 years, my English is not so good, but its nice to have a translater. My XTZ...

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