I'm not always the best at describing things, but I'll give it a shot.
Just like the last poster said, they are stronger and have less unsprung weight. The oil on an inverted fork (the majority of it) lives in the outter chamber. On an inverted fork, this is in the upper part of the gold...
I do understand and agree that a bike that primarily stays on the pavement will not need much in the way of suspension servicing or tuning for a long period. But, if you do some true adventure riding with any kind of regularity, then servicing more frequently will surely be needed. That being...
I'm new the forums, and don't have a Tenere yet, but thought I'd share my GoPro video perspective.
I generally use two mounting positions -- either on top of my helmet or on my chest. I still want to try some other angles, but have messed with it much.
Here is a video of me on my track bike...
This is probably a terrible first post. I had intended to lurk and learn what I could about the Tenere, but I just have to jump in on this post.
Has anyone confirmed whether or not the shock is servicable? What about the forks?
I do all of my own suspension work on my dirt bikes. I ride MX and...