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[Scrogs10]

New member and new owner of a White 2013 Super Tenere Wold Crosser.
I'm down in South Devon in the UK.

I've been reading a few things on here and have already fitted a Mivv Storm tail pipe which managed to melt my rear plate and guard on its first outing. A new plate and a bit of trimming sorted that. It sounds better, looks better and saved a bit of weight too.

The bike came with the clutch switch mod that did work well but now removed as I have had the ECU flash done and I'm very pleased with the results. T mode is better than S mode was and S mode is considerably better. £140 well spent.

I've also ordered a Givi SRA rear rack because as some of you probably know you cant bolt a Givi plate to the Yammi rear rack. ::010::

Well that's enough for now . Plenty more to come as I'm a compulsive tinkera.

Simon

 

[Xt1200 Diver]

New member and new owner of a White 2013 Super Tenere Wold Crosser.
I'm down in South Devon in the UK.

I've been reading a few things on here and have already fitted a Mivv Storm tail pipe which managed to melt my rear plate and guard on its first outing. A new plate and a bit of trimming sorted that. It sounds better, looks better and saved a bit of weight too.

The bike came with the clutch switch mod that did work well but now removed as I have had the ECU flash done and I'm very pleased with the results. T mode is better than S mode was and S mode is considerably better. £140 well spent.

I've also ordered a Givi SRA rear rack because as some of you probably know you cant bolt a Givi plate to the Yammi rear rack. ::010::

Well that's enough for now . Plenty more to come as I'm a compulsive tinkera.

Simon

Hi Scrogs ~ I'm new to S10 ownership too. The ECU reflash seems to be the way forward ~ who did it for you?
cheers Gary

 

[Checkswrecks]

Welcome aboard.
Sounds like you have a Gen1? (pre 2014)

 

[yoyo]

Welcome scrogs!

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[Velvet]

::004:: to the forum!

 

[Juan]

Greetings from Malta and welcome to the forum.

 

[barkingllizard]

congrats on your new ride, Scrogs10, with a simple hello.....

 

[klunsford]

::004:: to the forum from Oklahoma!

 

[Lutsie]

Welcome from California


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[Squibb]

Hi Simon & ::004::

If you have a poke around on the forum, you will see that the Givi SRA rack carries a weight restriction - 6 Kg I think. Just make sure this suits you.

Otherwise, personally, I would recommend the Altrider rack, for it's strength & versitility. You would need to order up a Givi adapter kit too - I got mine from the Adventure Bike Shop in Suffolk: -

< www.adventurebikeshop.co.uk >

Ride Safe ......................... KEN

 

[2daMax]

Welcome. I have the SRA rear rack and I load more than 6kg all the time. It is a sturdy Al plate. This is the first time I've heard that it's limit is 6kg but since it is Monokey, I believe it should be at least 10kg. Most Monokey boxes rates itself to 10kg.

 

[Squibb]

Welcome. I have the SRA rear rack and I load more than 6kg all the time. It is a sturdy Al plate. This is the first time I've heard that it's limit is 6kg but since it is Monokey, I believe it should be at least 10kg. Most Monokey boxes rates itself to 10kg.

Please see attached link, under features, for the spec: -

< http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/givi-sra2101-aluminum-top-case-rack-yamaha-super-tenere-2010-2016 >

Yes, I know the SRA is pretty sturdy & looks great on the bike, but the spec says clearly 6Kg max. I think you need to go for the SR371 or another manufacturer if you want anything more substantial. Most Givi Monokey boxes are rated at 10 Kg.

Ride Safe ......................... KEN

 

[Scrogs10]

Thanks for the welcome posts. Happy to be here ::022::
My Givi SRA arrived today and it clearly states 6kg on the rack though looking at it and the fact it has 6 X M8 bolts of various lengths holding it on I would suspect it could carry a lot more weight than I would ever want to carry on the back of my bike.
The Altrider gear does look very good but a bit pricey here in the U.K.