Yamaha Tenere 700 - lowering links full installation

Complete installation of stock Tenere 700 lowering links. The T7 is a bit high for some, although in my case I decided to raise it back up to factory height with stock links.

[@jokernia]

get pry bar or piece of wood under rear wheel and when you about to remove link bolts pry rear wheel a little UP, this will release bolt easy instead of pulling them with pliers.

[@sanmartin4661]

Buen video.

[@martinfretwell]

How much do you need to lower the forks to keep the geometry right .thanks

[@atamerdalyan]

Great, what is the center of center dimension of lowering link?

[@kidxaos1466]

Great tutorial videos. Did you notice a big difference in the height when putting it back to stock?

[@rockyroadadv]

Hi Kid, thanks for watching! I noticed a little difference in height yes, but the benefits are easily felt. It feels much better at stock height to me. Better stance, better handling. And also it stands up better on the kick stand at stock height. Please subscribe and like if you didn't already :).

[@patrickbarbier7327]

Merci 👍

[@ccromagnonn]

Hi! Could you tell the exact distance between the middle of the holes of the OEM and lowering links? I have the same situation - a lowered bike. I'm 180 cm and want to return the OEM links.

[@SmokinZen]

So what exactly is that you didn’t like about lowering it

[@dfj555]

He doesn't like the safety, security, and peace of mind lowering links ads to your bike.