What you did to your Tenere today??!!
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Speed Bleed everything. That is the number one modification I make to any vehicle I own.
sheikyerbooty
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Boring rainy weekend tail rack by 'don't-look-too-close engineering ltd' 
keysta
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I just got my Kineo wheels!
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Cycledude
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So what’s the advantage of Kineo wheels ?
RCinNC
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I guess this counts. I finished building my toolbox organizers and toolbox dolly that holds my tools for working on the Super Tenere. The dolly began life as a furniture dolly from Harbor Freight.
Three 2x4's, one 1x4, and a glued up shelf from Lowe's formed most of the dolly. I wanted it to be small enough to tuck into a corner, and all the tool carts I found were too big. The socket organizer was made from a piece of half inch plywood, and a bunch of 1/2", 3/8" and 1/4" dowel rods. The ratchet organizer is another piece of half inch plywood; I traced the outlines of my ratchets, extensions, etc onto the plywood, then cut them out with a coping saw.
I put an LED light under the tabletop, so it would illuminate the lower tool box and make it easier to see the contents. There's enough clearance to be able to open the lid on the lower box without having to remove it from the dolly.
I made holders for my breaker bars from 1/8" aluminum angle and pieces cut out from a discarded cutting board.
In its new home in the garage.
Three 2x4's, one 1x4, and a glued up shelf from Lowe's formed most of the dolly. I wanted it to be small enough to tuck into a corner, and all the tool carts I found were too big. The socket organizer was made from a piece of half inch plywood, and a bunch of 1/2", 3/8" and 1/4" dowel rods. The ratchet organizer is another piece of half inch plywood; I traced the outlines of my ratchets, extensions, etc onto the plywood, then cut them out with a coping saw.
I put an LED light under the tabletop, so it would illuminate the lower tool box and make it easier to see the contents. There's enough clearance to be able to open the lid on the lower box without having to remove it from the dolly.
I made holders for my breaker bars from 1/8" aluminum angle and pieces cut out from a discarded cutting board.
In its new home in the garage.
keysta
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Purely cosmetic.
Banditryder
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Well done!I guess this counts. I finished building my toolbox organizers and toolbox dolly that holds my tools for working on the Super Tenere. The dolly began life as a furniture dolly from Harbor Freight.
Three 2x4's, one 1x4, and a glued up shelf from Lowe's formed most of the dolly. I wanted it to be small enough to tuck into a corner, and all the tool carts I found were too big. The socket organizer was made from a piece of half inch plywood, and a bunch of 1/2", 3/8" and 1/4" dowel rods. The ratchet organizer is another piece of half inch plywood; I traced the outlines of my ratchets, extensions, etc onto the plywood, then cut them out with a coping saw.
I put an LED light under the tabletop, so it would illuminate the lower tool box and make it easier to see the contents. There's enough clearance to be able to open the lid on the lower box without having to remove it from the dolly.
I made holders for my breaker bars from 1/8" aluminum angle and pieces cut out from a discarded cutting board.
In its new home in the garage.
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MattR
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My oem disks went out of spec at 26k miles. Nothing wrong with Galfers but I replaced mine with PFMs which are quite a bit better. Paired with SBS pads. This is the setup I use on both my bikes along with Hel brake and clutch lines and a refreshed master cylinder piston and seals on brake and clutch. All of these changes make a considerable difference to braking performance
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MattR
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Arrow headers are nice but the end can is the game changer. Huge reduction in weight and compliments the headers
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Banditryder
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Started scrubbing my new Anakee Adventures. Nice ride. They seem to turn in more easily than my Michelin Road 5s. Only about 10 miles from shop to home, but they feel good. Can't wait to work off the chicken strips when the weather warms up.
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whisperquiet
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I introduced my Super Tenere to my newly purchased (lightly used) Kawasaki KLX300.
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@Banditryder those look solid. they are in my list!
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I received a lot of great recommendations from inmates. I'm hoping to try them out in Romney, if headquarters gives the ok.
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I keep seeing Romney... Romney, WV? If so when?
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Banditryder
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There's a rally there in May. I'm not good at copying threads, but if you search Romney, WV you'll find it. Let me see what I can do.
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2023 Romney Camp N Ride...May 5-7, 2023
Welcome to 2023. The year we all get to go back for one more Romney Camp N Ride. For those who have attended before, there are a few updates that we...
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Try this
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