Cycledude
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K&N is very good at needlessly getting in the consumers pocket and making them believe they bought a great product.
What you did to your Tenere today??!!
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I’m a farmer in an area with low humidity. My tractors live wrapped in dirt while they work. If I add the number of tractors that I have had and have, I add about 1.000.000 hours of work. Never break a engine due to dust entering it. I can only say positive things about paper filters, and the confidence that inspires me. I consider myself a tester of them ....
Highwayman
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Got rid of the annoying Harbor Freight OEM pans. Got the Bumot pans on. Top box here by end of month. Looking forward to that one, so I can strip.the sides for commuting and easier lane split.
Oh and powerbronze winglets to cut down on the cold sneaking under the screen.
Oh and powerbronze winglets to cut down on the cold sneaking under the screen.
You get the optional lockbox on the right hand?
Highwayman
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Sure did. Bumot has a really clean setup. Instructions that actually make sense was super nice too!
Agree. Love mine
Super08
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Do you have a pic from the back to show the balance from left to right?
Highwayman
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Ill grab 1 a little later.
s.ga.rider
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Changed out the cigarette lighter plug
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Highwayman
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Super08
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That looks awesome, thanks.
moto.monk
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Added jesse 1st gen racks and nelson rigg adventure bags. Also removed my back rest and added helibar risers.
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Nikolajsen
"Keep it simple"
Startet to put these on ;-)
And yes, it is the original heatet grips
. Still needs to put the grips on handlebar, and route the wire.
But did get to play a little around with the settings, and I must say, that there is some funny jump in the A usage = the heating.
setting 10 uses 2.7 A, setting 9 uses 2.7 A
set 1 uses 0.66 A, set 2 uses 1.2 A.
Very strange work from Yamaha.....
I ended up with set 1=1, set 2=4, set 3=10. Might change when I get it on handlebar, and testet on the road..
(and not like picture, and no, I don't remember the A use in set 4, but around half of max.)
And yes, it is the original heatet grips
. Still needs to put the grips on handlebar, and route the wire.But did get to play a little around with the settings, and I must say, that there is some funny jump in the A usage = the heating.
setting 10 uses 2.7 A, setting 9 uses 2.7 A
set 1 uses 0.66 A, set 2 uses 1.2 A.
Very strange work from Yamaha.....
I ended up with set 1=1, set 2=4, set 3=10. Might change when I get it on handlebar, and testet on the road..
(and not like picture, and no, I don't remember the A use in set 4, but around half of max.)
Highwayman
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Great choice!
Highwayman
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Easily one of the best add ons I did! Well at least now commuting in the 30s and low 40s in the morning. WTH they werent stock on every model Tenere is crazy.Startet to put these on ;-)
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And yes, it is the original heatet grips
But did get to play a little around with the settings, and I must say, that there is some funny jump in the A usage = the heating.
setting 10 uses 2.7 A, setting 9 uses 2.7 A
set 1 uses 0.66 A, set 2 uses 1.2 A.
Very strange work from Yamaha.....
I ended up with set 1=1, set 2=4, set 3=10. Might change when I get it on handlebar, and testet on the road..
(and not like picture, and no, I don't remember the A use in set 4, but around half of max.)
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Highly recommend a set of aftermarket guards to take the chill blast off your hands. It made a big difference too.
Nikolajsen
"Keep it simple"
In Denmark the "non ES model" don't have electronic suspension, heatet grips, central stand, and engine protection.
But is around 8000$ cheaper
But is around 8000$ cheaper
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SkunkWorks
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Washed it finally.
Last time I took it out it got some dirty on it.
Last time I took it out it got some dirty on it.
escapefjrtist
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Timely post and part numbers, thanks! I'll be installing the OE heated grips on my new '18 in the next couple weeks.Startet to put these on ;-)
And yes, it is the original heatet grips
But did get to play a little around with the settings, and I must say, that there is some funny jump in the A usage = the heating.
setting 10 uses 2.7 A, setting 9 uses 2.7 A
set 1 uses 0.66 A, set 2 uses 1.2 A.
Very strange work from Yamaha.....
I ended up with set 1=1, set 2=4, set 3=10. Might change when I get it on handlebar, and testet on the road..
(and not like picture, and no, I don't remember the A use in set 4, but around half of max.)
~G
Nikolajsen
"Keep it simple"
(I found out yesterday, that the right hand side heatergrip, is actually 5mm shorter than original. Currently in contact with Yamaha dealer...)