HONEST REVIEW: Tenere 700 300,000 Km's Accumulated Part 6

This is number 6 in the series. Its real world no cash for comment.
RideADV.com.au has just reached a world first milestone on our Tenere 700's. 300,000km's (accumulated) plus across the RideADV fleet of Tenere 700's since late November 2019 without a single issue with the bikes. WOW. What a milestone. Tour and workshop owner Greg Yager takes you through bike set up and aftermarket parts and accessories that have worked for our bikes and some that have not over the past 300,000km's of tough Aussie bush riding. If you have any questions regarding this or any other video please drop a comment below or reach out to us via our social media pages. We wish to thank our amazing supporters and sponsors Yamaha Motor Australia, Teknik Motorsports, Polisport Handguards, Adventure Moto Australia, Rival Ink, Pirelli Australia, Funnel Web and all our valued customers and supporters. Remember to like and subscribe to the channel and feel free to contact us directly for all your tour related bookings and questions. Don't forget we have our workshop available for parts and servicing.
Well done Yamaha for creating the unstoppable Tenere 700 and well done RideADV.com.au.
Update: If you would like to place an order for our RideADV pannier racks please email the shop at [e-mail] with your full name, postal address and we will reply with payment details. You can also contact us direct via our facebook page or by calling us (contact details on our website)

[@licon5123]

Good down to earth honest information. Thank you.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks, we are lucky to be able to have access to the riding and able to purchase the different parts and gear

[@monkdw]

Thank you for the great rundown. I noted the timestamps for all of the different topics. Tenere 700 Beer - 3:23 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU GPS - 3:33 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Anti Bobble - 6:44 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Tracker info - 7:53 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Seats - 8:55 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Air Filters - 9:49 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Rally Seats - 13:35 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Steg Pegz/Twin Pegz/Foot Pegs - 14:31 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Skid Plates and Water Pump Covers - 18:16 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Handguards - 24:20 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Stickers - 25:32 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Crashbars - 26:13 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Light Bar/Lights/Mirrors/Dampners/Grips - 28:18 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Mufflers/Fuel Tanks - 31:06 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Fuel Tank - 32:55 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Muffler Close ups - 34:47 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Rear Brake Pads/Pedal - 35:43 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Suspension and Tyres (Tires) - 40:19 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Suspension Reality Check - 44:05 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Tyres (Tires) - 48:04 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Wheels (side note)- 51:49 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU ADVWorx Luggage - 53:51 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Sticker Kits - 59:38 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Tools - 1:02:35 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Custom Wheel Tool - 1:03:42 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU Axle Swap - 1:04:48 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqGZhIWNZtiSeMU

[@johnstaring3210]

Brilliant video with more info than others could put in in twice the time, all backed up by experience.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks John

[@robocop0621]

Awesome video & advice. Love the genuine & down to earth approach. Looking forward to your next one! Cheers

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Cheers

[@declary]

Awesome bike review and loved seeing the bikes. Thanks loads for taking the time to do this!!

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Cheers mate

[@Noastrenght]

Please keep this vids coming. Knowledge per minute value is superb. Thx

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks, will do but hate seeing my mug on the net

[@Aengen]

Exceptional review and walkthrough of parts and accessories! Second to none💪🏼 Thanks🙌🏼

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Glad you liked it!

[@holden3083]

👍👍👍. Cheers. Best run down ever! Practical, to the point & no bs.. cheers.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Welcome

[@toddwmac]

Thanks Greg for all your content over the years. Just getting ready to put my 990 to pasture and will likely move to the T7 so your info has been invaluable. Been running in the backcountry here in the US for years and can't agree more regarding your proper GPS advice. I run a Montana mounted to the bike and a SPOT connected to me and would do it no other way. Speaking of Montana and FWIW, if people are trying to power their Montana with just a straight USB cable (not the docking cradle) and are having problems. Leave a reply and I'll point you to a cheap cable wired to enable just power. Thanks again and cheers from them mountains and deserts of Utah.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Hi mate, all GPSs should be in a mounted powered cradle Get on a T7 asap and I'll be riding a T7 through Utah next year, will be in touch Email me your contact details mate [e-mail]

[@424donde]

Can you share more info on how you connected the light bar to your high beam switch?

[@andom1455]

Great stuff guys!! Probably the best ADV parts and gear review I've watched, and there's heaps out there. Well done. 👍🏼

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Glad you enjoyed it!😊

[@nickwhalley6753]

Awesome video. Like the order of priorities....pub, pie shop, hospital. Quality.

[@motonutter]

Some good points and tips great video on set up and gear straight up lads

[@gregbrown5473]

Nice one TB & Rooster love the look of those new rear brake peddles for your T7"s have a ripper of a 2023 season , i will be up that way in the next few months if your around i will pop in if not there is always another time ... be safe ride well & have fun 🙂🤙🤙

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks mate, look forward to catching up

[@craigdixon439]

Great video guy's. Always very informative, honest opinions. Two thumbs up.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Much appreciated!

[@DirtbagonWheels]

Thanks for the clip, I can only agree, I've now got 79,000 km on my Tenere and apart from the chain kit, wheel bearings, oil and brake pads, I haven't noticed any wear yet. Ok, the plastic covering is slowly dissolving, but that's due to the way I travel. rideON

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Awesome

[@RealMenLiving]

Excellent Video guys. Thank you for the insights.

[@bvangameren]

Best review I have seen by far

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Cheers

[@1998TDM]

Well, I dropped in for reliability chat not farkling. Then read the precis, stayed to hear the voice of reason and good sense before spitting beer on the screen when the bag of nuts and bolts for the KTM was revealed. Caveat, I have nothing against KTM, bless their orange cotton socks. Great overview, thank you.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

👍

[@syncrosimon]

Nice tip about changing axle nut side, great reviews. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Welcome

[@nickwall9613]

Great video guys, as always with all your videos I really appreciate the honesty from Greg with the reviews on parts and equipment, I do hope to join one of your organised rides one day. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming!

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks mate

[@charlescummings1484]

Thank you all Rideadv Team. We really appreciate you sharing your knowledge of this fantastic bike. Share whatever you can. Bearing specs and replacement practice would be interesting as well. From CT, U.S.A.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

We will do a video on wheel bearings soon

[@Off-road_Canuck]

Great info, love your videos, cheers from Canada 👍

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Hi Canada, looking forward to riding there in 2024

[@slidedudeski]

what a great video from a cool company !

[@joelsimpson735]

Good work guys you boys do a great video. My question is do you guys sell the keep left stickers.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Sometimes, where you at Joel?

[@2dogsstottie]

Thanks guys. Good overall coverage but no mention of the "tail tidy" that you were going to get back too?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

From experience tail tidy’s are a bling item that people think look great but don’t really function off-road. Every tail tidy we tried just let the mud get all up your back. People say the standard one will break off-road yet we have more miles than anyone off-road and haven’t had a single one fail in anyway. I’ve seen more than one tail tidy with a rubber flap or plastic piece attached to keep the mud off the rider and that looks shit. Just a preference but thats why

[@olliechristopher467]

Sir, You hit the nail on the head at 45:08 to 45:45!! As for me I want the most comfortable suspension as possible for long days in the saddle. This means a combination of highway and dirt roads. I have a Beta 498 for the "hard core" trails. You are setting up these bikes really well. If i ever make it to your country I'll be hitting you up for some travel. BTW, I'm a SPOT fan as well and keep mine on my body when off road traveling.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Where are you at mate? We are riding from Canada to Mexico in 2024 down the continental divide. We near you? We will bring over a 700 and a World Raid

[@pimsiebers7333]

Thank you for the great video! One thing I wondered about the 2,5” rim. You mentioned the full knobbies didn’t work. But does the 2,5” rim with a less knobby tyre give you advantages or might as well get the normal size (rear) rim?

[@johnf650dakar]

Great video as always Can I ask what luggage rack are you running with the camel adv exhaust

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

They are our own racks that we sell. If you go to the Ride ADV .com .au Facebook page you’ll see them there. We ship worldwide if you email us we could do you a shipping quote. The email is [e-mail]

[@johnf650dakar]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 cheers will do that now

[@bendamelio9731]

Great video and info guys!! What are your insights for replacing/upgrading rims? I recently put a large dent in my front rim on a Tassie trip. I see you can get complete wheel replacements. Do you have insights into new rims/wheels and if some rims are stronger than others? Also would you keep the same dimension rims as stock (this is also something that may be a personal preference I guess)? Thanks, Ben.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Call the Penguin at www.dirtbike.com.au It’s where we got two of ours sets. Good quality, strong and bling Strong or not biggest cause is too low a pressure

[@legaltender86]

Question. Towards the end of the video I noticed that there is significant clearance between your front brake lever and the polisport hand guards. I currently run the Yamaha adjustable levers and barkbusters and find the clearance for my reach to be minimal to the point the lever has rubbed on the barkbuster bracket. Is there any extra clearance in the polisport guards?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Yes there is

[@Chris_Z.]

When are you bringing back Shed cheers and beers live?

[@Jezasmith89]

Great video mate. How many ks do you think the tenere’s are good for? When do you get rid of Your fleet bikes k wise? Cheers mate

[@Chris_Z.]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 Time?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Hi mate, my highest milage bike is the one I'm sending OS at the end of the year. It'll have about 60k on it nd have no plans on getting rid of it

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

We will do them when we get time

[@paul.vanhout57]

Very thorough and insightful review of your T7 fleet and what products you have been using. Have you had to replace fuel pump filters on any of your bikes? Just wondering how tolerant the fuel system is to suspect fuel and dirt due to riding in dusty conditions.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

In the last 11 years of running Yamaha’s, be they XT660Zs, WR450Fs, WR250Rs, XT1200’s and now Tenere 700’s we have NEVER replaced a fuel pump, fuel filter or had any fuel problem at all, not a single problem. If we have done 300,000kms in 3 years through COVID imagine how many kms we did in the 8 years before, not a single fuel issue.

[@paul.vanhout57]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 Impressive results and highlights the durability of these machines. Thanks for sharing.

[@scozziejohn4339]

Great review guys, can I ask where you get the Rally race tyres from as I cannot find many stores that stock them,

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Wheee are you based?

[@scozziejohn4339]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 Based in Brisbane. Booked on your Flinders tour in May with a few mates.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Call tyres 4 bikes in Brisbane and ask for Jackson / Hollywood he will take care of what you need. I’ll give him a heads to look after ya They had them in stock the other day Their web site is being rebuilt so it’s no accurate

[@scozziejohn4339]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 Brilliant thanks for that, I will go see them I am literally 5 minutes away from them, I bought Scorpion Rally 3 from them about a month ago. Don't think it will be too long before its done thou. Thanks ago for info.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Spoke with Hollywood just now, knows you’re coming

[@glennmcguire5571]

Heavy duty or standard tubes? Brand? Thanks for your efforts and great content.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Ultra heavy duty if you can get them mate everyday, thanks

[@glennmcguire5571]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 Thank You!

[@gussutherland1525]

Talk about Boyz and their fucking toyz. Awsome info thanks fellas.

[@MotoSouth]

What pannier frames are you using?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Our RideADV Solo racks that we designed and had made. We sell them and ship them world wide. The are $595 AUS plus shipping. Best racks on market, designed by riders for riders, forward, low and strong

[@kilian8817]

First of all, thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences with a lot of parts of the T7! Greatly appreciate the no nonsense and straight to the point insights, especially about the mirrors, tail tidy and suspension. As you said, it’s all about how you ride your bike and not what others can do with it. One question I would have is about the engine longevity, I have done around 45k km (12k km off-road) on my T7 and had absolutely no hick ups while sticking to the normal Yamaha service Intervalls. What mileage do your bikes have and at what point do you think the engine needs some kind of rebuild\overhaul. Bonus question: do you know what the lightest exhaust (end pipe) is for the T7? Thank you again and all the best from Germany 🇩🇪 ✌🏻

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

How highest milage bike has close enough to 50,000kms. I know of a CP2 engine that does over 250kms a day and has 110,000kms on it.

[@kilian8817]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 Cheers and all the best from Germany!

[@grandefromage4607]

Awesome vid. Tail tidy comments tho?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

From experience tail tidy’s are a bling item that people think look great but don’t really function off-road. Every tail tidy we tried just let the mud get all up your back. People say the standard one will break off-road yet we have more miles than anyone off-road and haven’t had a single one fail in anyway. I’ve seen more than one tail tidy with a rubber flap or plastic piece attached to keep the mud off the rider and that looks shit. Just a preference but thats why

[@justinworkman6919]

Can you please tell us why you prefer not to do a tail tidy on your bikes

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

From experience tail tidy’s are a bling item that people think look great but don’t really function off-road. Every tail tidy we tried just let the mud get all up your back. People say the standard one will break off-road yet we have more miles than anyone off-road and haven’t had a single one fail in anyway. I’ve seen more than one tail tidy with a rubber flap or plastic piece attached to keep the mud off the rider and that looks shit. Just a preference but thats why

[@robzavislak7149]

Since you guys ride T7”s in your fleet,what kind of oil do you use and what weight is it in the crank case?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

10w40 Yamalube semi synthetic

[@jcrazzy4256]

Sounds like a budget bike that news $$$ upgrades to be a great bike.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Yeah hows that? Suspension is something that I need to do on any bike I buy, racks for luggage every bike, slip-on well thats not required I like it and handle bars well again thats me. The bash plate needs upgrading on every bike and no bikes come with a GPS do they? Which bike comes with luggage? Tyres, everyone changes them, and wheels well as I said I like the bling 😃 so nothing really needs upgrading does it? What do you ride?

[@advridertim]

Can you not retrofit all your old bags with the new style buckles?......

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

I’d reckon you could, Adventure Moto sell the buckles and straps so yeah

[@TheSpragz]

So just to confirm. You’re running 140 tyres on the standard rim?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Yeah, but watch the video agai. there are two styles of 140s

[@michal_z]

Are those camel anti bobble rods safe for the headlight and the TFT screen? I have read that this bobbling has a purpose - not to affect electronics when riding off road. What's your take on that?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

I have no experience with a TFT screen but I reckon they’d be fine. I wondered the same when we first put GPSs up the top

[@michal_z]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 so you ve had no issues with the Tenere's screen / speedometer after installing the camel anti bobble solution?

[@brendoT7]

What brand is the replacement rear brake lever?….and where can I get one?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

camel-adv.com/collections/yamaha-700-tenere-t7-parts-and-accessories

[@KovertBikes]

Greg at what mileage do you change the spark plugs on the T7’s ? Cheers Al

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Manual says 20,000, we pulled them on our long term bike at 20k and they looked great so we refitted them. Again when we checked the valves at 40k and decided to let them stay Short answer we havent to date

[@KovertBikes]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 thanks for that mate, it’s a ball ache of a job. Done 16000km so I’ll leave them for one more season 👍🏼

[@petersmart2120]

Great Vid Greg and Rooster.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@-Mats]

Great video! whats your opinion about K-tech suspension? Pros & Cons

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

We used a K-tech set for ages. They were ok for sure, for the cost a Teknik stage one is better and cheaper. If you don’t have access to Teknik then it would probably be my choice for value

[@CarlosMoreno-yd1tn]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 what about RR open cartridge and andreani rally +30? In between those options. Awesome info from your experience!

[@pacobayer7359]

Great video! Thanks a bunch 🙌 Can I ask what your thoughts on the World Raid version are? 🧐

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Waiting to get our first World Raid, thoughts are pretty open to be honest. I like our current setup

[@davidb9323]

Is the luggage carrier frame aftermarket ? Who makes it ?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Yes they are our own design and we sell them shipping world wide To order or enquire email [e-mail] For a quote provide you full shipping address

[@adamwallace2396]

What are your thoughts on the word raid? Worth the upgrade or for consider other brands that are spec’d better for the same price?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Waiting for ours later this year thoughts? nothing really yet we will wait and see

[@glennwr450]

Great vid, tail tidy?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Shit we didnt get there on film sorry, we will soon.

[@aminjan56]

sooooo aussie 😂❤️❤️

[@level71000]

Great stuff if you were to get in touch with Adam Rieman Areiman utube he's made a dash mounting system for your tenere's cheers

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Yeah I have looked at that but people are saying you can’t use it with barkbusters or polisport handguards because they hit the gps and dash

[@Gus-cg9yp]

Does anyone still now how to ride and trave without a GPS ???? hahha

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Gus how do we run a ride and share complex routes to 50 plus people without using GPS's hahaha great input

[@level71000]

sorry Ariemann1 utube

[@CamelADV]

"I'd rather slam my gentleman parts in car door than run the Camel Enduro bend exhaust". LMAO! Greg, you crack me up. I'm with you, I love the rally sweep, the enduro just isn't my style. However, the two versions sell about 1:1 so it seems to be a love-it-or-hate-it situation. Great video as always. Looking forward to seeing you in May.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

😂

[@gonna_try_anyway7047]

Huzar boys enter the chat........lmao.

[@gordonborsboom7460]

Yeah. It's ugly

[@russellflesser6902]

Thank you for going to the effort to put out information, as you see it. Not many use the bikes as you do, which accurately represent what they would like to do. Better to learn from the mistakes of others than to repeat them yourself. Good one

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Glad it was helpful!

[@larswallin9202]

Fantastic content, no bs, just experience talking. Looking forward to the next one 👌

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Much appreciated

[@everlast2658]

People who know what there talking about,great info

[@WotaBuzo]

Thanks you so much for taking the time to make such a thorough insightful video! I'm a new rider and people are very kind to talk with me and answer my questions. However, I always feel bad taking too much of their time, just for information, when I'm not ready to buy. I honestly saw the length of this video and thought I'd skip through it, BUT you have so much first hand experience and years of riding that it made ever minute worth my time to watch it. (And your whimsical personality, is so funny :) I could never get this level of detail just asking "motorcycle guys" my questions and you even went over things I never even considered! I feel like I just hung out with you in your garage and picked your brain for an hour, and now I owe you a six pack of Great Northern! Cheers, from San Diego, CA-

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Ha ha send beer to Aus mate!.... Nah I'll be over in San Diego in the next 12month sometime so lets beer then!! Mate got nayquestions just ask away we will try and help

[@mickm4967]

That was the BEST bike review I’ve ever watched by far on KZbin!! Thanks for the straight up honesty!!

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks

[@ashleypearce3507]

This is the most informative video on what's what for the Tenera 700 I have ever watched by far I'm subscribing to your channel I have just purchased the 2024 T7

[@TheeFlyingScotsman]

Great no nonsense video. Loved it! Do you have the exact detail of the WRF footpegs - Part no. pls? Thanks.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Part Number 5XC-27411-M2 Description FOOTREST 1 Part Number 5XC-27421-M2 Description FOOTREST 2 Part Number 90508-28015 Description SPRING, TORSION Part Number 90508-28018 Description SPRING, TORSION

[@KeithPatterson369D]

Man this is a great T7 mod Review! Saved me a ton of money!

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

get amongst mate

[@Thomson8]

This video series is sensational! You mentioned front brakes but didn't get to it. I've found the power inadequate and the lever goes soft really quick needing a bleed every few thousand kms. Swapped to sintered pads for a slight improvement in bite. Considering braided lines or a master cylinder upgrade. Thoughts or experiences?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Hi, never had a probelm with the standard front brakes, run standard pads, fluid and lines. 1 finger braking everyday and work awesome, cant recall anyone having a problem. BTW as a rule sintered pads have less bite

[@Steve-XTC67]

Stumbled onto this one, nice to hear some substantiated opinions from the guys that have been there. Thanks

[@seisamigos397]

Terrific video. So much content. Thanks for all the suggestions and time tested results. Great video!!

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Our pleasure!

[@MrEtnorb]

I gave up on my 650T.So many problems. I like this fellow for his honesty. Explains who are the sponsors and his financial status with them. Hardly anyone does that.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Too many people out there on youtube teling everyone that will listen whatever they have got (normally for nothing) is the best thing ever. You never get an idea what they're comparing it against.

[@hargraveben23]

Awesome info thanks. What brand are pannier racks?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

They are our our racks we designed and sell. Want a set, we ship world wide Email your name and shipping address to - [e-mail] We will quote it up for you

[@Captain-Donut]

🙏❤️ Love from Scotland ❤️🙏

[@kongleveien86]

Great video! I noticed that most of the db killers are taken out. I have some of my own experience with what kind of effect that makes, but it would be intr. to hear yours! In your opinion, how does it effekt the bike? Im talking mainly about the acro… ✌️

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Dyno results show no difference. Remove the cat and that kills the performance

[@emperorkhan9941]

Hello, may i ask what exhaust system or slip on is being used on the T7 upload picture? Thanks in advance, kind regards.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Camel high exhaust from Camel ADV products in Canada

[@emperorkhan9941]

Thank you so much for the fast reply and the information. 🙏🏼

[@andywelsh9911]

Appreciate the time you have taken to share a heap of info. Really useful. 👍

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Glad it was helpful!

[@brettmcfarlane7055]

Great video series guys - a credit to you all! You mention that you are running Hema maps on your Zumo XT. Garmin don’t list the XT as a compatible device for Hema maps. How did you load the maps on? Cheers, Brett

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Hi mate, buy the mirco sd cards and put them in the GPS units. We get them for Johnny Appleseed

[@corecass]

how is the aurora kit. looks like it all is a bit more forwards.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Work in progress. Truth is its heavier and needs development which they are doing

[@BurningFeetAdventures]

Can't you also use the Funnelweb Airbox Lid pre filter in the snorkel insteed of the snorkel pre filter?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Yes kzbin.info/www/bejne/opvZcnaYa6d5qc0

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

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[@BurningFeetAdventures]

I used the same setup on my Great Caucasus trip. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIK3f3Soa5uErZY But as lid pre and main filter. Was just wondering why they released an extra snorkel pre filter when the lid also fits. Greetings from Germany.

[@jvanschie942]

well done

[@MLeitao]

The Garmin it's reliable but we have 2 in case of one fails... How long did the zumo XT on battery? M8 appreciate the video, but too much contradiction on the beginning, DMD2 in this state it's not a navigation software, it's just for route navigation , you have others to do that. But nice input anyway.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Hi Mario go back and listen to it. You got it wrong mate. I didn’t talk about the XT battery I talked about the Samsung tablet battery. We don’t run two units in case one fails we run to so we have back up data. Also, my problem with the DMD2 it doesn’t have navigation software, although the new version does.

[@MLeitao]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 no M8 I know the zumo don't have battery, so I don't see a problem with the Samsung always connected, it's the same. I can understand preferences, if you like the Garmin it's your choice, but the things you mention to choose a Garmin instead of a rugged tablet or rugged phone in my pov, were not accurate, there's allot of potential on some navigation software like Osmand, DMD2 will get there, and you can always use a tablet as a roadbook. In the future you can always install DMD2 on the Garmin Thread series, but only on the 8' model and up. If they are collaborating with the DMD2 dev it's because they saw potential on the app.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

@@MLeitaorighto thanks

[@trailrunnermike]

Please share the part number for the larger Yamaha factory dirt bike foot pegs that you mention you use on your bikes? Having trouble locating them without it.

[@sew-tec]

Great video mate! I’m a bit nervous after hearing your comment on Safari tanks having problems as I’m on the preorder for their new 45 l rally tanks. Would you guys consider testing them in the future?

[@wonkywheels1037]

In regards to the pre unifilter that goes on the snorkel. I contact unifilter and sent photos of the filter rubbing through on that plastic guard under the tank. IMO unifilter just use a generic filter off the shelf that happen to fit over the snorkel. Asked them to consider designing a pre filter directly for the T7. Their reply was they would take a look which is code for get lost. What I did was shorten the spring and filter length which now stops the filter contacting the plastic guard. All good so fair.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

You also reduced the filter surface area, once they are done fit the Funnel Web Filters

[@wonkywheels1037]

Will do.

[@noahrobin1941]

Useful info in this; thanks. For what it’s worth, I’d be interested in seeing a video which runs through the tool kits you carry. Cheers.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Well do one one day soon re tool kits and why

[@michaellaughlin3962]

Great review. Have to say though that I fucking love the Camel Enduro Bend, got one as soon as I saw it…

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks mate, beauty is in the eye of the beholder my friend, but I think its fucking ugly as a Safari tank on a 690 KTM

[@edsyphan3425]

Duck's guts! I'm stealing that, just so you know.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Go hard son!

[@alanr6529]

Thank you,thank you for your really thorough review. I’m sick of the click bait bs we get from some ‘reviewers’ on the tube. It’s also good to know that I bought the right bike, from the sounds of things 😆. Cheers

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

I appreciate that! Its why we started doing them, I hate doing them and hate seeing my mug on the net but people are getting shafted by people that only have their own agenda for them

[@gavinbeard9999]

Do you use roo whistle?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

No, they dont work

[@gavinbeard9999]

Work for me. I have on all my vehicles and bikes.

[@elviscorgen9674]

Thanks to both of you. I was listening with bated breath. Extremely useful information backed by great experience . Thanks again.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Welcome

[@beeswings2001]

Excellent whole hour and a bit of relevent info and non biased reviews of stuff that works and stuff that doesnt

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Thanks

[@G_Money72]

Great video!

[@jimsnow8004]

Really interesting video, wisdom by experience counts. Nice to see a couple of Canadian products there. It took me a while to get through it, Google translate is no so good Aus to Canajun, eh.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Yeah sorry about the yarn cobber, its how we roll

[@DLL969]

Hi guys, one question. Your Big silver tool chests with the timber bench top, you've got a few of them. What brand are they, and/or where did you get them from?

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

I don’t know the name, they came from Bunnings. They are crackers

[@an_aficionado6294]

This simply an amazing video and so well done. Super helpful since I’m one of many waiting for my T7 to be built/delivered. Subscribed. I need to look into your tours.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Get over here for a ride mate

[@timsalabimbombassa]

Great info! I wondered about that steering damper, does it really improve the T7? It’s an expensive thing to just try it out…

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

The steering damper works great, hitting a tree root or rock late in the day when you aren’t concentrating can be a bad end to your day. The damper Mitigates high speed steering deflections

[@adventure43channel17]

Awesome detailed vid guys. Question re Camel pipe. Such a cool looking pipe. Do you know if it is road legal? Cheers and keep up the great work.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

It’s no more illegal or legal then any other slip on exhaust

[@alwynwallace]

Thank you all Rideadv Team. I really appreciate you sharing such a comprehensive review on your bikes and kit.

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Our pleasure!

[@TheWhiskeyThrottle_]

I would love one of these bikes! where can we biuy them haha

[@daletroy3348]

Tail tidy , you didn’t mention why or why not , I’d be interested in your thoughts, thanks mate

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

From experience tail tidy’s are a bling item that people think look great but don’t really function off-road. Every tail tidy we tried just let the mud get all up your back. People say the standard one will break off-road yet we have more miles than anyone off-road and haven’t had a single one fail in anyway. I’ve seen more than one tail tidy with a rubber flap or plastic piece attached to keep the mud off the rider and that looks shit. Just a preference but thats why

[@daletroy3348]

@@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178 yeah I thought the same about mine on the CRF , keeps the mud off and I don’t think it looks bad tbh

[@HillNorCal]

The most informative Tenere 700 video ive ever seen. Thanks!!

[@rideadvtoursandworkshop3178]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ribamaniacs1715]

is it supose to be an admiration?