RicoChet
Member
I just bought my 2016 Super Tenere ES in November and have not even had a chance to ride it for more then a couple of minutes (From the dealership to my house) because of the harsh winter environment we live in here in Canada. ::009::
I have always had a cruiser background, my first back was a cruiser and I still currently have a 2012 Triumph Rocket III, the absolute king of all cruisers.
What should I know about Adventure Bikes / Riding that I may not have considered? I've always been terrified of riding on anything other then smooth roads because cruisers have terrible stock suspensions and very rarely get ridden on anything other then pavement. What are some things I should know or consider about this new type of bike that I just bought? Limitations, tips for beginners? I don't plan on riding anything more then road and unpaved roads for now, I am not willing to tackle anything more extreme until I am more comfortable on this bike.
Thanks!!
I have always had a cruiser background, my first back was a cruiser and I still currently have a 2012 Triumph Rocket III, the absolute king of all cruisers.
What should I know about Adventure Bikes / Riding that I may not have considered? I've always been terrified of riding on anything other then smooth roads because cruisers have terrible stock suspensions and very rarely get ridden on anything other then pavement. What are some things I should know or consider about this new type of bike that I just bought? Limitations, tips for beginners? I don't plan on riding anything more then road and unpaved roads for now, I am not willing to tackle anything more extreme until I am more comfortable on this bike.
Thanks!!