Yamaha Tenere 700 Euro 5 Skid Plate - Installation Instructions

Detailed, step by step installation instructions of our Yamaha Tenere 700 Euro 5 skid plate. Recommended tools and torque specs are included as well.
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[@LATAMbiker]

In addition to my question below about why the OEM bolts can't be used for the rear mount, I was very confused about trying to figure out why the upper right lip on the skid plate was contacting the catalytic converter protection plate keeping the front mounting holes on the skid plate from lining up on the R and L brackets. Finally looking closer at your video I saw that you removed this catalytic converter protection plate. There's nothing that I can see in your video about this. Additionally, there's nothing in the video about mounting the linkage guard. (Which of course is a no brainer, but still think it could have been added to the video.) And finally, the hardware included a small package of eight tiny concave shaped washers. Nothing in the video about this also or what they're for. Thank you

[@1039cash]

Instructions were perfect Thanks

[@Outbackmotortek]

🙌🏼

[@johnvoit9629]

It looks like I have a brand new one with an added rear piece to the unit. Could you guys possibly update your installation video for that new piece?

[@ignatiussippl7015]

I had the same problen, but the outback motorec Support will not answere to my e-mail. For tis price it's realy disappointing.

[@BlazinBlades]

Sad 😮

[@LATAMbiker]

Why can't I use the two OEM bolts on the right side of the bike to install the brace? They fit fine. Same question for the left side but I have the OEM centerstand so for me the left side isn't applicable.

[@IroncladIndustrial]

It looks like here in the U.S. we inherited the Euro5 emission system on the 2022 TENERE (too bad). So this is the skid/bash plate to get if you have a 2022 on order.😎

[@Outbackmotortek]

Yes, that’s what I’ve found on the Yamaha USA website as well. The Euro 5 model is coming to North America in 2022. We’ll update our websites accordingly.

[@drady8541]

If i have oem center stand.. what bolts is supposed to be used in the rear side to mount the skid plte?

[@IroncladIndustrial]

I wasn’t able to find it on your U.S. site. Link?

[@MichaelPsyrras]

Does anybody know if this is compatible with the sw-motech center stand? Thanks

[@RitzSamaritano]

Do you have any news about the availability of this beauty? I'm from Italy, on the italian site seems like the skidplate available is not the euro 5. Thank you

[@Outbackmotortek]

Our Italian dealer has ordered Euro 5 skid plate. We should send a shipment to them in about 2-3 weeks.

[@BlazinBlades]

On the top part why is that bend needed pointed at the Cat and the engine? Isn’t it more reasonable to just leave it straight up for added protection or just cut it off? Any serious hit and it goes through the cat or into the engine… Just my $0.02 since no one else is doing that.

[@Dennis24071]

Is locktite nessesary or are the included clamping washers doing the trick?

[@Outbackmotortek]

Highly recommended to use Loctite

[@billerker]

Is this skid plate compatible with an OEM center stand?

[@Outbackmotortek]

Yes, it is.

[@stefank2459]

Is it safe to lift the bike on the plate? Manual says no but some say the do it all the time at least with after-market skid plates.

[@Outbackmotortek]

It can be done with care and caution. We do it too sometimes. It's definitely worth placing a thick and wide wooden board between the skid plate and hydraulic jack.

[@normblais5120]

Does the skid plate need to be removed for oil changes?

[@Outbackmotortek]

Yes, of course. Otherwise it’d be a messy process.

[@cpt.kimintuitiondemon]

Are these compatible with full heed bunker crashbars ?

[@Outbackmotortek]

It’s confirmed to be compatible with Outback Motortek crash bars. We don’t test fit other companies’ products. Sometimes we find out about fitment of other aftermarket products from customers.

[@barteksotyszewski8930]

No, this skid plate is not compatible with full heed bunkers. You will need to cut about 2 cm from left skid plate side and use longer screws (like for center stand).

[@joras18]

Do you have a skit plate that covers the rear shock linkage?

[@Outbackmotortek]

Yes, the one you see in this video includes a linkage guard now. We’ve supplying the new version for about 3-4 months

[@alcon1427]

@@Outbackmotortek So this video is from 10 juli 2021 and in 3-4 months this skidplate will get out , or do i misunderstand ? What i can see "Black - Euro 5 (2021- on)" is available now. Or is it a new version comming. Same short "shock linkage" ? /Best Regards

[@Outbackmotortek]

@@alcon1427 no, we have been supplying the new version skid plate with the linkage guard for about 3-4 months now. That’s roughly since 2022 October/November.

[@christianseifert5116]

Hallo Schaut echt gut aus. Gibt es ein Link damit ich es auch bestellen kann? Mfg Christian

[@Outbackmotortek]

Hallo. Darf ich fragen, in welchem ​​Land Sie wohnen? Danke

[@gabrielkopp2036]

What is the price usd

[@Outbackmotortek]

What’s your country of residence?

[@gabrielkopp2036]

@@Outbackmotortek USA

[@Outbackmotortek]

@@gabrielkopp2036 east.outbackmotortek.us/product/yamaha-tenere-700-skid-plate/

[@durtyred86]

Awww.... How very kind of you to skip out of showing us the hernia enducing longbolt removal. Sparing us the cold, hard truth are you?? 😌 Fun fact: your audience actually WANTS to see the tough, annoying parts. A guide is good but a raw, step by step uncut guide is the absolute hands down BEST.. Everything included... The brain farts, mistakes and frustration if it's there lol.. All of it guys. Believe it or not it helps your viewers engage with the video much better than a perfect cut. Just saying... I snapped off and broke my adapter trying to remove the long bolts. And while i should have stopped while i was ahead, a warning would have beem super appreciated. Not blaming you. I can stand on my own mistakes like a man.. Just.. Help a new guy out a bit will ya?

[@OneFreeMan17]

Yeah I find that when I am following these guides, and installing a part on my own bike, it never goes as smooth as they shown in the video.