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Option 2 - 2014 (Older Model) Super Tenere 35,000km, €7250...least km on the bike and not too much more expensive than the others...without knowing what accessories it may or may not have. I had a 2015, non-ES. Once you get the suspension dialed-in, you won't need to mess with it too much...

Interesting. That price is a bit high. If anyone goes to the dealership, I highly recommend they specifically ask to deal with a salesman by the name of Parker Gregory. He actually knows about the bikes he sells, doesn't pressure or push some BS, and just a good dude. I almost bought a bike...

And yes...my last bike I had used these Givi LED lights on were my Super Tenere with the Altrider Crash Bars

EDITED: Per instructions of Forum Moderators, posting the actual pictures - I thank the moderators for highlighting my error and providing me the opportunity to be in compliance with the forum rules. Item: Givi S322 LED Projector Auxiliary Motorcycle Fog Lamps (being sold as a pair) Condition...

Looks like a 2016 - if only you were on the East coast...

I like how's it looking in the black color scheme with actual photos. Call me crazy, but I think the new HD PA looks like the Tenere, with both having that black color scheme. I sold my 2015 Super Tenere non-ES last year. Regretted it since. Been looking for a new bike. In the last week...

Bob, I still stalk this forum occassionally (just a lot of members who make great/interesting posts), but just don't personally post too often. I have not yet bought a Guzzi, because LaMoto doesn't have any fo the 2021 V85 bikes in yet (they just received the 2021 V7s on Monday). I did swing...

Steve, Thanks for taking the time to provide an update and perspective - really appreciate it and really helps me out with the decision I'll be taking. I'll keep you posted on what way I go. Ride safe, Jon

I wasn't too interested in the Guzzi until the tubeless wheels for MY21 was announced. First-world problems...

Steve, I sold my 2015 Super Tenere non-ES a year ago (regret that every day). Am ready to get back on a bike again, and am debating either buying a new (albeit unchanged) Super Tenere ES, or get a 2021 V Guzzi v85 TT. I have a 34" inseam and would be using to mainly commute to work on the...

I went with the Yamaha OEM. They always worked, very effective in below freezing temps, and the three-level adjustment built in to the handlebar controllers and dashboard were nice. No complaints and would do it again.