We mounted it both ways and I liked it better there. Should make adjustments easier. Easy enough to move it back down if I decided to.avc8130 said:
What you did to your Tenere today??!!
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Blackbms
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Ran the Tenere' at Gratten Michigan race track. Sure made the sport bikes take some notice.
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::006::Blackbms said:
nga
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clint64 said:Decided to take a mental health day off today. I had purchased a Penske Rear Shock from a forum member a couple of weeks back. Installed and got the sag set today. Will fine tune the rest of the settings at a later time. Overall I can not believe the change in the bike that this has made.
That's a damn fine looking shock. That bike needs some dust, dirt, and mud. It's way too clean ;D
nga
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Installed an Altrider rear rack that I acquired from a forum member. Here are some pics with how it mounts up and fits with my Jesse luggage:
The rack looks good. It's a good piece of gear, I'm sure that you'll like it
Mzee
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That rack I think is among the best.
I did nothing to the Super T today. I did have my own kickstand fixed though. Had surgery to repair my left foot's plantar plate. Turned out I had torn my plate 80% of the way through. Rehab time!!!
Already itching to ride. Fresh rubber, fresh oil, time to ride.....just as soon as the doc says I can. Oh, and then there's the "boss." Can't forget her now can we.
Already itching to ride. Fresh rubber, fresh oil, time to ride.....just as soon as the doc says I can. Oh, and then there's the "boss." Can't forget her now can we.
Red dust
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Installed a top box rack onto my Givi E52 Maxia where I can put my Wolfman duffel bag or tent.
CDMartin884
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I pet her, and love her, and called her Betty Blue
Installed a sport v stream screen and some TT handguards. I wish I could have got the screen clear but only offered in dark.
I bought a TKC to put on this winter for some sloppy back road thrashing
The handguards look like better weather protection they mount much higher than stock.
I bought a TKC to put on this winter for some sloppy back road thrashing
The handguards look like better weather protection they mount much higher than stock.
Flogged her up Phantom Canyon Road. TCS OFF 
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I beat hell out of it.
My brother, on the KLR, views this as fun. For me on the S10 it's a major full body workout.
Tenere vs KLR Offroad 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbdbbycfVDE&feature=youtu.be
My brother, on the KLR, views this as fun. For me on the S10 it's a major full body workout.
Tenere vs KLR Offroad 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbdbbycfVDE&feature=youtu.be
snuffcityrider
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Impressive, had much rain lately
The 2:00 minute mark was almost REALLY entertaining. It's actually a pretty common way guys fall. Good to see he made it ok.
You aren't scared going through those blind water holes on the "tire track" line? In NJ if you follow that line you might wind up 3' deep. Usually "right down the center" is the safest line where guys with mud trucks might frequent.
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You aren't scared going through those blind water holes on the "tire track" line? In NJ if you follow that line you might wind up 3' deep. Usually "right down the center" is the safest line where guys with mud trucks might frequent.
ac
LOL and the puddle ended up being about 5 inches deep! You just never know unless you verify.avc8130 said:
Banzai600
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barkingllizard said:SUCCESS. Have completed the 50 000 kilometre milestone, in 23 months, minus 11 for winter.
Maybe now ptfjjj will play nice..... Not all those who wander are lost. – J.R.R. Tolkien
::26:: ride it on... 8)
I knew as soon as I saw him take that line this was going to be a photo op. ::025:: That's why the KLR takes lead ::013:: This area is very rocky the mud is never very deep. I worry more about hitting a large rock and dropping the bike into the puddle. I always take the puddles pretty slow. I did manage to put a couple creases in the bash plateavc8130 said:
very impressive! I was waiting for your brother to go for a swim! ok, I was cheering on the dunking! so sad :-(coastie said:
where is your camera mounted? I am assuming it is a go pro? I was very impressed by how little camera shake we saw given the beating you were taking ...
Yes it's a GoPro. On the left crash bar with a ram mounttpak said:very impressive! I was waiting for your brother to go for a swim! ok, I was cheering on the dunking! so sad :-( I was too >
where is your camera mounted? I am assuming it is a go pro? I was very impressed by how little camera shake we saw given the beating you were taking ...
