Recent content by Watty100

Yes mate, it's on ukgser, I've been on that forum for a decade. The technical advice is second to none, as is the many different ways to have the Mickey mercilessly taken from you! Anyway, taking your advice, bike as it stands is now £8000, or with the luggage system removed £7600.[emoji106]...

OK, so is this overpriced? I'd welcome any feedback. AND to get it priced under £8k, I'd be willing to remove the luggage system and let it go for around £7700 ono.

For sale is my Super Tenere, a 2017 bike I've owned for almost a year. Registered 1/5/17 as a demo by Dudley Motorcycle Centre, the local Yamaha dealer, serviced by them when I bought it at 5000 miles. Current mileage just under 10800. I am in Dudley, West Midlands for viewings, and I will...

According to the owners manual, in normal riding, if the rear wheel slides and triggers the TCS, the TCS light will flash but not cause the engine fault light to come on. It advises that if you get stuck in mud or snow, turn off the TCS. It also says it will disable itself in the following...

If only I were that good.... dyno run first time, spinning the rear while cleaning (ignition on) second time. You live and learn :rolleyes:

No, not on the late-model bikes, 2017-on I believe. Plug in only.

Does this count? Spotted in Switzerland :)

..and OBD2 fault code readers. I recently had the engine light come on for the second time in 2 weeks and figured that this seemed to happen too easily on these bikes, especially as a trip to the dealer seemed to be the only fix. A search of this site told me how to get it fixed but only by...

Just taken delivery of one of these: https://sw-motech.com/en/products/navigation/GPS+mount/4052572003756.htm Haven't fitted it yet, looks simple enough and feels well made.

When I put a circuit tester on those 2 plugs, none of the 4 pins showed a +ve live, even with the engine running. They are intended for the Yamaha supplied grips, my best guess it they have a chip which "talks" to the bike so you can use them via the existing switchgear. The way I have it wired...

Yes it does, I asked the same question last week. Heres the thread......FYI heated grips plumbed in and working, sat nav next, everything is in place for the wires to push-fit together with spade connectors...

Thank you guys, found the little rascal, you'd almost suspect that Yamaha didn't want you to find it! I've now ordered the connector for the 3 pin socket, and having viewed the video and other threads, and had a think about what I'm doing, I've decided what to do. I shall use the switched +ve...

I'm in the process of wiring in a sat-nav and heated grips, and I can't seem to find the aux lights socket. (want to wire it all into a switched circuit). I have the top and bottom right-hand fairing panels off and was expecting to find a spare socket of some sort, but everything seems connected...

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Hi Folks, new to the site and to SuperTen ownership. After 11 happy years with an R1200GS, I fancied a change but still wanted the big engine, shaft drive etc, local dealer had their demo up for sale (base Z model) and after an hours test ride, I bought it. It came fitted with full Kappa luggage...