I mounted the same Tusk back on mine as well. Ended up adding a givi rack and the Tusk back panels to the back of the bags. Then made a quick disconnect to them. Love the system nowFitted some Tusk soft bags. Don't know if I'll like this or not just yet, but want to give it try.
What you did to your Tenere today??!!
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okiegtrider
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I mounted these to the Jesse racks that are already on the bike. I'm not sure how well this will work out yet. It's a first effort. We'll see how it goes.
you will love the bags they are awesome
PineLaneRider
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Added Tusk handlebar mitts. $35ish. Poked a couple holes for the mirrors and they went right on. Had mitts on my VStrom and loved them. Glad to have found a budget set for the S10.
Pungo Rider
New Member
Nice looking handlebar mitts. Curious about the plastic pipe on the right side of your bike.
PineLaneRider
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A man's gotta fish!
PineLaneRider
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Merry Christmas to me. My kids know what to give me...after I buy it...lol
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8" Galaxy Tab Active 2
Kaoko
PowerBronze Windshield
8" Galaxy Tab Active 2
Kaoko
If you connect a wifi scanner in the obd port, and connect it to the tablet… .you can (app through), show a lot of information in real time… ..
PineLaneRider
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No OBD on 1st Gen in USA. Already checked it out for use with the Drive Mode Dashboard App.
sureshshanmugam
Member
Does the 2021s have OBD port? I thought S10 doesn't have one. Curious if mine has!
pooh and xtine
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Yes it does - a four pole plug close to the accessory power plug behind the battery side panel.
KGaron
Active Member
Took a month to get here. Hoping this will be a step in the right direction.
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sureshshanmugam
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It was 34degree F, but nice to have the sun out! So went on a ride!
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sureshshanmugam
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That road is closed for through traffic due to a bridge construction! I got to keep both sides for this picture!
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It is likely that you have had problems to remove the front screw (the front screw usually touches the exhaust)… .if so, the next time you have to disassemble, by the screws the other way around (from right to left)… ..simplify the tasks on the rear suspension
KGaron
Active Member
Thanks for the advice but there is no need. Took less than 5 min to remove and replace. The key is to remove the front bushing before trying to remove the bolt. It comes right out with no issues with the stock exhaust in place. Replace in the reverse order and it’s a super easy job.
Yeeeeeesssssssssnoooooooooo . . . .
KGaron
Active Member
If you like it then it is not my place to argue. Personally, I felt t was so bad that I had wasted my money buying the bike. I don’t like much engine braking at all and it is my personal preference in riding. It’s still there but I can adjust to what I have now.
I learned to ride at an early age on 2 stroke bikes. When I moved into club racing as a young adult, I tuned my bikes how I felt comfortable and I got pretty good. I make every bike I’ve ever owned (dozens) work for me. I prefer as little engine braking as possible.