YAMAHA TÉNÉRÉ 700: The BEST motorcycle to travel? REVIEW after 15.000 kilometers on the road

The big Yamaha Ténéré 700 Review: Is this motorcycle the best bike for long-distance-travel?
I rode my Yamaha T7 15.000 kilometers from Germany to Benin in West Africa - and I started the trip when there were no after market parts available. So this is the real deal: How well is the Yamaha Ténéré 700 equipped right out of factory?
This review is for everyone who wants to know how it really is to travel with the Yamaha Ténéré 700 - less talking about the detailed technical aspects of the motorcycle, more about the things that really matter when riding the Yamaha Ténéré 700 over a long distance.
- What do I really think about the Yamaha Ténéré 700?
- How high is the seat?
- How comfortable is the Yamaha T7?
- Is it the perfect motorcycle to travel with?
- Does the weight really make a difference compared to other adv bikes like my Triumph Tiger 800 or the BMW GS 1200?
- What are the weak parts of the Yamaha Ténéré 700?
- What problems did I have on 15.000 kilometers?
- How is the motorcycle performing offroad and on the sandy roads of west africa?
- Which parts did I add to improve the riding experience?
- Which parts do I recommend to change before heading on a long journey / to protect the Yamaha Ténéré 700 when crashing?
- Which parts do I keep even though they could be improved?
Join the journey and visit the Yamaha Ténéré 700 universe - and leave a comment on this video to discuss your favorite travel setup for the Yamaha Ténéré 700!
Chapters:
0:00 Welcome to the Review
1:22 What is special about this review?
3:02 Am I sponsored by Yamaha?
3:47 First impression of the Yamaha Tenere 700
5:13 First Highway ride with the Yamaha Tenere 700
5:47 Seat and Comofort
8:27 Windscreen
9:06 When I fell in love with my Tenere / Offroad performance
11:52 Shifting levels
13:28 Weakness of the Yamaha Tenere 700 / Parts I would change
24:30 Hard facts
26:25 Problems on 15.000 kilometers?
27:27 Which parts did I add to my Yamaha Tenere 700 so far?
30:50 The best motorcycle for traveling?
// NEW EPISODE OUT EVERY THURSDAY 19:30 CET
// Welcome to the journey! I am Lea Rieck, a journalist and author and I want to take you with me on a motorcycle overlanding adventure to all the wild and beautiful places in the world!
// I circumnavigated the world solo from 2016-2017 and now I am going to all other places I have not seen yet. Now on the channel: my motorcycle trip around africa/ the first stage of the journey through westafrica.
// Riding a Yamaha Ténéré 700 (2019)
www.yamaha-motor.eu
//Equipped by Touratech
www.touratech.com/
Touratech Engine Guards
Touratech Zega Evo panniers
Touratech luggage rack
Touratech Headlight protection
Touratech lockable holder for Navigationsystem
Givi T513 Crash Bar Bags
//Filmed with:
Drone: DJI Mavic 2 Zoom
Camera: Sony Alpha A7 rIII
2 x Go Pro Hero 8
DJI OSMO Pocket
Iphone 11
Tripod: Manfrotto BeFree
Tripod Iphone: Joby GorillaPod
Editing Program: Final Cut Pro X
//Music: Epidemic Sound
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/ got2go.de
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// #yamahatenere700 #yamahat7 #review #overlanding #advrider #t7 #yamahatenere

[@Got2Go]

Thanks for watching the review! There are a few more questions, discussions and suggestions popping up in the comments, so I will answer and summarize those here in this pinned post to make the information better available to everyone: - reach per tank of fuel: depends of course big time on the riding speed - when under 100 km/h it’s about 350 kilometers. It had about the same range as the Africa twin - the reserve light of the Tenere and my travel partners Africa Twin were always on at about the same time (the Tenere slightly earlier, but didn’t make a huge difference) - upgrade to bigger tank? For me a clear no. For me the reach is good enough, I can carry 9 liters of spare gas in my additional canisters. A larger tank means more weight and can change the dynamic of the bike - if I have distances where I don’t need any spare gas I just leave the canisters empty and they weigh nothing. In westafrica I used the canisters twice, but not because I really needed to, only because I started somewhere in the morning and wanted to make sure to really reach the next gas station and not having to fill the bike with the canisters in the burning desert heat. I have only been to one places in the world where I really needed to carry a lot of extra fuel - and with that small amount I am just not convinced that I would ever need a bigger tank. It’s convenient but you really don’t need it if you carry some spare canisters that you can fill. - suggestion of a few people commenting: changing the rear springs of the Tenere - which is not very expensive and is supposed to make a huge difference. - suggestion from a follower for everyone who can’t live with the vibrating display: camel adv kit for display and headlight - one question was if there are any problems with overheating in humid and hot climates. It can’t get much more hot and humid than in westafrica - and I had no problems with overheating whatsoever. Not even when standing still in a traffic jam for three hours at 40 degrees Celsius. - one comment suggested adding extra lights. I am night-blind so I can’t really see at night and I avoid riding in the dark as much as possible and only do it in absolute exceptions. So for me not a must (of course it’s as well good to be seen better in rain or bad weather, but I just don’t feel the urgent need to add any) - someone wanted to know: Why not the KTM 790 instead with its slightly bigger tank? I actually considered it but now I am very happy I didn’t get the ktm. Whenever I met travelers who were riding long distance with their ktm motorcycles they were really good mechanics and were used to having to fix their bike every now and then - you can have a different opinion but from all my experience and the people I know traveling on ktm motorcycles, my opinion is that ktm bikes are much less reliable than Yamaha bikes and you usually need to bring some mechanical skills. Two friends of mine got the Ktm 790 because the Tenere was not available in the USA for a long time and wanted to ride from coast to coast and back (that said: they had been traveling on their old KLRs before that through Mongolia and everywhere without any problem). They made only one way, one of the ktms had a broken engine, the other one some serious oil problems, so non of them was able to finish their trip due to both bikes being broken. That’s not what you want when you go to places like west Africa where there are no tow services or spare parts available (plus is the Tenere cheaper and better looking). There of course might be people who are happy with their KTM, but hearing about two new bikes breaking down on the same trip from people I know would not leave me with enough confidence to ever make a purchase like that.

[@Got2Go]

@@totoarriba thanks for eminding. always forget to pin it again after editing. Pretty stupid, that it doesn't remember the pinned post only because it gets edited...

[@p.a.sudhir7951]

You have answered almost every question anyone can have regarding the Tenere. Thank you so much for such a great review!!

[@johnrexperez7478]

Nice bike

[@martintaylor9333]

Great review, one of the best I've seen. Thankyou

[@corpsefather7914]

What a great review 👍, totally agree with the pegs need to be longer, I am off road more often than on and I stand a lot on the pegs, it definitely wears you out with only part of your foot supported, definitely going to change those and the hand guards, I haven’t dropped mine ( yet ) but when I do I definitely want to minimize damage, thanks for that tip👍 on the hand guards.

[@kresimirbakula2073]

finally, someone who appreciates quieter exhaust, it is almost impossible to find a motorcyclist who has such preferences!!!

[@WorkingforGODglobal]

Sitting on a bike "all day" with a noisy drone from the exhaust is completely annoying.

[@MagicMaGGoT]

it's cuz the ones that likes to hear themselves think do just that.. we don't argue about the stupid things.. ;)

[@Your.Best.Friend]

Thats because ppl who like quiet exhausts are losers with no friends and whose motorcycle hates them for keeping them underequipped and sounding like they haven't gone through puberty. Glad to be of service!

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Me ! I LOVE a quiet bike since I was young. I am now 65. Trinidad & Tobago.

[@speedfinder1]

A quiet exhaust allows you to travel almost un-noticed and lets you enjoy your surroundings. You get to see a lot more of the interesting things ( Wild animals etc.) than if you warn them of you arrival from 10 kilometers away!

[@ryaandnice]

Found this video because of the bike. Stayed for the woman. What a great character. Wish I could buy her a beer and listen to some stories. Happy miles!

[@andrewewan624]

As you say..maybe NOT a mechanic..BUT A TRUE ADVENTURE lady....a real "biker"..and superb entertainment...thank you for sharing your travel/life/stories...stay safe !!!

[@Got2Go]

Thank you for watching and this nice comment!

[@andrewewan624]

@@Got2Go kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaLUmZZvfslghdU

[@mikedahms3600]

I have watched many reviews of many motorcycles and this one is one of the very best reviews. You spoke to many of my thoughts or concerns not having owned or ridden a T7. You explained you decision process for changes you will or likely not make in the future to the bike. Well done and thank you. Hope to watch more of you on the road on your T7. 73, Mike

[@christopher9626]

One of the best reviews that I've seen for this bike and I greatly appreciate this. I really enjoyed this

[@rolling_heavy]

Have been thinking about getting a T7, and have watched so many reviews already. Your's however, is the best of them all. Thank you.

[@michaelrowave]

Very illuminating and informative review. Nothing like riding in the conditions it was designed for to appreciate a bike's true form. Great travel footage.

[@JDH8208]

This is a great channel, I look forward to every episode because I know it will have a lot of interesting content. One of the best channels on KZbin I believe.

[@Got2Go]

Thank you for that compliment!

[@S.p.a.c.e.C.o.w.b.o.y]

I love this channel, Your accent and edit style make it a very relaxing watch. :) Hi Lea from the UK 🇬🇧 😊

[@Got2Go]

Thank you! Must be hard on your ears though, this weird German accent. 😂

[@shamane67]

@@Got2Go och, warum stellst du deinen deutschen Akzent so negativ dar? Die Briten lieben das - wir sind beliebter als du glaubst...

[@robertb2444]

@@Got2Go its beautiful

[@Beba-qv3db]

Your accent is cute, no worries. I understand you clearly. It comes from Oberschlesier living in the USA.

[@activity1]

@@Got2Go english is not my native language.. So your speaking is very comfortable for me. And hence I feel in coming days millions more will love it 👏💥

[@danmcneil7181]

Thank you Lea for the Tenere review and update. It seems like the almost perfect bike for adventure riding , in terms of engine size and overall weight. And you have proven it's reliability in your travels through west Africa. You would be an excellent spokesperson for Yamaha. Very glad you have your baby, Fox back home with you. Stay safe. Cheers, Dan 🏍👍🇨🇦

[@Got2Go]

I am so happy too! It was time for my fox to return home! ☺️

[@uldisvitols]

The best video review on T700. Thank You a lot! So nice to get things explained so simple!

[@okaysarac]

Thank you for detailed T700 review Lea. I noticed all the negative points on my notepad about T700; I also never forget your last comment for us. Godspeed!

[@wilmervelasquez9245]

Excelente review Lea. Saludos. Exitos siempre. Gracias por subtutular en español tus videos!!!

[@ClinttheGreat]

This is the most thorough review of the T700 I’ve seen. Great job. Subbed.

[@bambangsuseno8764]

It is a really fascinating motorcycle tour I've had ever watched.

[@wolffhenry5751]

A very refreshingly honest review, with great experiences to back up the statements! Love your passion for adventure.

[@keithnisbet]

Wonderfully detailed and calm presentation. No hype, good advice. Thanks

[@user-my4dm4ij3t]

Great comprehensive video and amazing footage from your trips. Thank you and keep the good stuff coming!

[@teorad9269]

Thank you for this amazing review! Make us all easier to decide about the bike

[@missadventuresmotorcycledi2773]

Oh wow looking at this bike too, great to see your review. Love your videos.

[@kungchratoy6290]

Woow...what a great review, hopefully will watching another chapter of your journey with Fox soon! Enjoy the ride 👍😊

[@ricardorgomez]

Great video! I'm going to have to watch the rest of your videos but was doing research on the Tenere for a future bike. Price is important but I also like the simplicity. 2022! Be well and enjoy your bike!

[@johnny9895]

Really charming review 😊 including lots of important details ... and "... matters" 😅 Love it 🙋‍♂️

[@actstuntcam]

Fantastic video. Very comprehensive breakdown of your thoughts about many details. Well thought out and presented. Lots of good advice about spending your money on travel, not lots of gear.

[@adamanderson8838]

Fantastic review. You are something special.

[@robertb2444]

Excellent video! Thanks from South Carolina, USA!

[@nfdisco3484]

I always find your advice super useful, thank you!

[@pollekepmtb]

Great footage Lea. Nice to see someone so content with here bike. Hope to see new adventures of got2go soon. Big thumbs up until the next 👍👍

[@jvlivtriple]

Great review. I always like real world reviews from the people who actually ride and own the motorcycles they are reviewing. I absolutely agree with some of the points you made. Loud mufflers do not make motorcyclists any friends, they just annoy people. I agree with the idea of spending your money on traveling instead of modifications. I bet that many who spend lots of money on modifications find they really can't tell the difference. People just can't bring themselves to admit that. I put an aftermarket center stand on my KTM. When the bike isn't loaded it works ok. When the bike is fully loaded I can barely get the bike up on the stand. You have a great video channel. I love the drone videos. Keep it up.

[@briand8949]

Loved your video and review. Your video making skills are really great! Love your drone shots!

[@kiragudenrath1343]

Love your review, thanks for that! I'm in love with my TT because of the exact same reasons :-)

[@Got2Go]

The best bike! 😍

[@deanmaguire9773]

Wow that was one beautiful opening shot ...Lea just like to say l absolutely thoroughly enjoyed this vid..l am a bit bias as l love the Yamaha t700 thanks for the information and your thoughts on this outstanding bike Yep for sure your bike is one foxy lady l will be looking forward to your next vid cheers take care and be safe 🤗🏍✌

[@Got2Go]

I love the Tenere too - but tried to stay as objective as possible. But... it’s just the best bike for me to travel on!

[@DzDani]

Love love love your philosophy about not immediately upgrading things before putting a lot of miles on it. Why spend money on truly unnecessary upgrades.

[@barendfourie6687]

No 1 option for adv touring.

[@barendfourie6687]

I think you just convinced me to make this my no.1 choice.

[@phildivalerio]

Reminds me that I really need to come up with a name for my bike! Bought 11 years ago new, runs fantastic, and planning to follow part of your Scandinavia route this summer with a work colleague. Interesting and thorough review in beautiful surroundings, thanks.

[@Got2Go]

Thank you! Maybe the name will come to you when driving in Scandinavia!

[@garryshirreffs9517]

Great review, thanks, binged watched your Africa adventure loved it thanks :)

[@Got2Go]

The west Africa trip is still my favorite - even though the video quality is not so good. But it was such an amazing journey!

[@uncleansanchez]

Great review. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your adventures.

[@RajA-wi2ut]

Great, honest and comprehensive review.

[@papajeff5486]

Great question/answer review. Like you, I like to keep things on the bike as they come, generally. I have the same gas cap problem with my HD Road King CVO! I don’t like it. A cap hinge or safety cord is such a little, easy convenience to build in. Thank you for taking your time and sharing your great perspective. All the bike’s personality issues are things to learn to deal with. It takes time to learn the bike’s personality. A bash plate , crash bars, hand guards and a stronger suspension might be things one can anticipate and install. Again, thanks, Texas

[@maxi2005100]

Good on you , well situated and explained , i like your simple is best approach , i am the same , love the accent by the way ! all the best in your next adventures

[@pertech9081]

Great review I must say- spot on and easy explained. The Yamaha campares to my 1200GS you are right. Missing a bigger front wheel sometimes. I't works fine on gravel roads but not on smaller tracks with pot holes. And its not geared low enough for this. Keep up the good work. Hi from Sweden🇸🇪

[@ih2122]

great review... really helpful... my T700 has finally arrived in the UK so will be riding again soon...

[@wesleydean1358]

Great review...absolutely love your story and experiences with the Tenere...5 stars :)

[@alvandaele5303]

Your drone footage is exceptional!

[@Got2Go]

Thank you!

[@WorkingforGODglobal]

Very excited to see you on a T700

[@MichaelKallelisOn2Wheels]

Wonderful review. I enjoyed your input, even though I don't own a Tenere, but now I have a new appreciation for them.

[@jennynguyen8218]

I like your trip so exciting! Take care & enjoy your trip 🎉🎉🎉

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Exceptional review! Very high quality drone footage and beautiful scenery to go with your ride. Thanks for the technique you employ to provide useful information. The Ténéré appears to be the best all-round ADV bike. Thanks and ride safe! Greetings from Middle Tennessee, USA 🇺🇸 ❗️

[@chamade166]

I like it how you had to specify middle of Tenessee wut

[@adamsmallman9602]

Lea, a wise and measured review. Happy to subscribe.

[@meshalalharban5155]

Thanks for the beautiful review ,i was planning to buy the Tenere 700 few days ago but when i watched your review with your simple kind senses I'd seriously going to get this motorcycle just tody after several hours and other reason this motorcycle is matching my recent economy, i wish yamaha store in Kuwait have the bike in the stock, Greetings from Kuwait

[@lauriecremore5601]

Hi.. Not having one of these... You seemed to give a full review of this motorcycle.... I enjoyed your review. 👌👍

[@Greggspies]

Wise words towards the end very good review on the bike too

[@macexpert7247]

Adventure bikes should be as low tech as possible 👍

[@Got2Go]

Completely agree!

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Yes, quite so. A RE Himalayan did 60,000 kms with head bearing change, clutch change and chain-and-sprockets change. (I would have run the chain and sprockets a lot more !)

[@graemeallan7883]

Lea, an outstanding overview of exceptional quality and comprehensiveness, mixed with incomparable on-the-road experience, and dollops of common sense. I am sure Yamaha, Germany, and Yamaha, Japan, will engage with your observations. I'm interested to note that the 2021 '700' includes many of your recommendations. Thank you for your superb videos. I look forward with anticipation to your Switzerland-Benin films. Cheers from Lithuania!

[@sv650nyc7]

Could you name any of the improvements made in the 2021 model?

[@graemeallan7883]

@@sv650nyc7 Check Yamaha USA - Build Your Own...

[@cheungwanchung6285]

Very details description Thank you !

[@adamanderson8838]

Rewatched this as I’m a day away from bringing my T7 home for the first time. I commented before but here I go again. You are an amazing woman. You make most pale in comparison. Much love from AZ United States.

[@Got2Go]

Thank you so much - and enjoy your new ride, I am sure you will love it!

[@EnduroFun4Life]

Danke für das tolle Review! Sehr schön vorgestellt und auf den Punkt gebracht!

[@Got2Go]

Danke fürs anschauen!!

[@diepeter1]

Von A bis Z ein Super Video 👍

[@danimero83]

I loved your video/review. Honest, informative and the editing makes it very pleasant to watch. It’s not boring and the mix between drone shots and you explaining your review make it very easy to enjoy. I look forward to watching more of your videos/adventures. You got a new subscriber amiga 😋

[@Got2Go]

Thank you! And welcome to the channel!

[@leo5verling334]

Nice review, I am thinking about buying one in the future, this is really helpful thanks 👍

[@stefanarneth9516]

I wish you always good trips and a lot of fun with your Ténéré. May be we see us once upon a time somwhere in Bavaria. 🤘😁🤘

[@robertb2444]

Thank you for an excellent review! Love your beautiful accent! Subscribed!

[@Got2Go]

Thank you! Welcome to the channel!

[@stanislavpechacek2434]

This is review!!! Well done!

[@patrickryan7370]

Sounds like a very affordable, capable bike. Thanks Lea

[@nikolas18v]

Well, it occurred to me quite many years ago, to become the owner of a Tenere 600, With this bike, I covered more than 30.000 km, covering mostly routes on paved roads rather than off-road. What I still remember is the pain in my butts, a constant companion in all my travels, due to the hard material or design of the saddle. Maybe it was the fact that this motorcycle was shouting out for an upright driving position instead of sitting on it, as it was mostly intended for off-road use. Another negative point was the weak engine's power. By loading her with the panniers and the rest of my stuff I could barely be able to reach up 120 km/hr, driving her on the highway. Which, finally made me return to the street models. This model here, however, incorporates lots of developments and innovations since my old one. With that being said, I'd like to congrats you on your detailed presentations, as well as all of the high-quality video footage that you're uploading. I just finished your trip videos in Scandinavia, which I fully enjoyed it all Greetings from Greece

[@Got2Go]

Yes, it indeed improved a lot - as well two cylinders are a big change! I as well have no problems to go a bit faster on highways with it. That said I never ride much faster than 130 km/h because for me it gets much more exhausting in higher speeds.

[@advtravelbug6100]

Really enjoyed hearing your detailed review 👌🏻 I’ve only had the pleasure to ride it for a very short time but totally understand why everyone loves it for travelling - light & simple and easy to fix anywhere in the world! I am yet to find someone who doesn’t love their Tenere !!

[@MrFeschi]

Well... try to change your back tire in the bush xD. That is nearly impossible but I got and share your point.

[@advtravelbug6100]

@@MrFeschi I’ll let you know how it goes when we reach that point 🤣🤣😅

[@cwarren4396]

Well done and very comprehensive. Thanks for sharing.

[@Got2Go]

Thank you for watching!

[@maximgoy7104]

Great review, thanks a lot!

[@Blakefan2520]

Excellent review of the T700. One of the best I have seen.

[@owlteachereducation]

Excellent review. Thank you!

[@ljuborajictt]

Wonderful report about Tenere, great motorcycle, Thank you very much and greetings to wonderful and gigantic Switzerland. Stay healthy. Greetings Ljubo! 👍

[@ilias2841]

nice review on the T7, Yamaha's are Toyotas on two wheels and so much heritage on the Tenere, built to last! My first bike was the XT600

[@motoklx]

I totally agree with you on loudness, I prefer a quite bike as I do not want to draw attention to myself or annoy people. Great bike , great review! Much respect

[@abdulazizsaleh8650]

Best review on Yamaha Bike 🏍? I do appreciate it ... Thank you Lea 👍🏻👌🏻

[@ttothec]

Very helpful review. Thank you very much!

[@MandrilSolo]

What a great review….new subscriber 🎉

[@johnchalker2915]

Well done with the review. Some interesting motorcycle apparel as you rode off at the end ! I think the weight is the main advantage of that particular motorcycle. Look forward to seeing the modifications you do to it . West Africa looked good .

[@Got2Go]

Yeah, that’s motorcycle apparel for just riding two meters from your home 😂

[@stanlaw7534]

Thank you so much for this valuable feedback. All your points are based on a true riding experience and you made the point: this bike was developed to go for adventure straight out of the box. Improvements are always a good thing, of course, but I believe Yamaha did an outstanding job with this bike. Perhaps the best bike available at the moment to do the kind of riding that you are talking about. Many thanks again for this review.

[@Got2Go]

I completely agree!!!

[@josepg.2479]

Affordable, reliable and easy to drive, that's a motorcycle to enjoy it not only to show it to your friends. Thanks for this review, it helps me to decide to buy one. Thanks again

[@pakhans]

Superb! Simply Superb!!..... very very comprehensive, factual review....it is very helpful for people who are thinking of buying a new motorcycle.....not to spend unnecessarily.

[@Cellnoob]

Nice presentation, good communication excellent motorbike! I’ll be considering get one

[@flyinguy123]

Gruezi from Vancouver .....What a great review on the T7 and info on how it ACTUALLY is in the real world that we ride. The build /mods you have done on the FOX confirms some of my thoughts on the direction for my build, as you I also do LONG rides and for me as much as possible off tarmac. Some of your insights on travel are well presented and hopefully we will all be able to travel soon to those far away places. Pleased to see how well the Touratech gear looks and works on the bike. Any insights on those on those...I know some were early renditions? What are you going to add or mod next? Thanks Kevin Zucht

[@JackGreystoke]

Excellent review. Thank you

[@tahirsharif9461]

Excellent review Lea. Really good tips on which changes to focus on. Not that much :-) Thanks.

[@Got2Go]

No not that much! ☺️

[@masoodkhan7156]

Very beautiful way you have... Explain...thanks

[@acopernic]

Well done. Very good review.

[@maiktenzmt]

sehr schön, danke, ich glaub ich werde nächste Woche mal schnell meine Probefahrt hinter mich bringen und dann deciden ;-)

[@SPENJERE]

Hello, I just wanted to say thank you for the great video, I've ridden and raced motorcycles my entire life and because of itchyboots I am currently deciding on which adventure bike to purchase. It's great, concise, and informative videos and reviews that will help me as well as others make good choices, thank you!

[@caraccount863]

Thanks for the review, very well done!!

[@Got2Go]

Thank you for watching!

[@cosimointrieri3548]

amazing video, amazing rider :) thumbs up from italy

[@Got2Go]

Hello to Italy! 😍

[@jackxish]

Fantastic review

[@bikerdash27]

Thank you ! Great. Video and Info.

[@simpinainteasy680]

Thanks I really am thankful for a woman's insight. I still wonder about woodlands off road trails but you've answered a lot of my questions.

[@savardr6]

Thank you so much!! Merci beaucoup!! What a great motorcycle!! From Québec Canada!! Great vidéo again!! You know what you are talking about!!

[@Got2Go]

It really is! And hello to Canada! 🙏🏻👋🏻

[@kvasios]

excellent! That really helps a lot

[@oscarrr931]

Greetings from México, I really enjoy your videos.

[@govindarajann7646]

Nice video, Lea. Very clean and to the point, enjoyed it. The T7 is definitely a very interesting bike, thanks for sharing your perspective in detail. Was is fun to ride on road as well? Cheers, Govind

[@jim5148]

Excellent video, thanks!

[@manishotti0906345112]

your doing great job with great machine i love it

[@lovelyzahid916]

Very nice and informative video.