Recent content by Mak10

Welcome to the group. Good looking bike.

Nice ride report!

I change my own tires, and while it’s not the hardest tire I’ve ever changed. It’s no bicycle tire. I’ve changed plenty of those too. Chris, how about posting a tutorial on how it’s done. Teach all us lazy slugs. I’m all up for learning.

And there you have it folks. True advice from someone who actually has experience off road on the Super Tenere. Hundreds of thousands of miles on all kinds of conditions. On the exact bike we ride. The Super Tenere. Thanks Steve for all you contribute to the forum.

Welcome from Idaho. I am really enjoying the bike. I think you will too.

I watched a guy riding a DR650 two up, burn down his bike trying to keep up with three Super Teneres touring Death Valley. The distance and speed were too much for the poor bike. And his poor wife on the back. A lightweight dirt bike/dual sport two up? For hundreds of miles? Whether...

Welcome to the group he forum.

Wishing I could be riding the Tenere. Powder all day long.

I feel like that some days.

Riding two up long distance is not my wife’s idea of a good time on the Tenere. She does love riding in scenic places. It doesn’t hurt that we can take a roomy tent with cots and she is more comfortable. A compromise I will gladly make if she wants to come.

I have a 16 tundra and the Tenere fits great diagonally. It will handle the bike and the Casita trailer with ease. Loading and unloading shouldn’t be a problem if you can find some sort of berm or terrain to help. I would be hesitant to load/unload mine on flat ground. I have airbags...

1st post! Welcome to the group. It’s going to be a great time.

Are they the “blues brothers”?

Napoleon Dynamite was filmed really close. A quick cold run might be in order.

All kidding aside I think touring mode would be really appreciated in wet or muddy conditions. Neither of which do I have much experience with on this bike. The little bit of mud riding I have done wasn’t pleasant on this bike and the front fenders lack of clearance became apparent very...