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It just is a bit annoying to me that after you spend $150+ on a premium battery and then have to grind/file/drill parts for it to fit correctly. I'll get with AG Monday with some pictures and hear what they have to say.

Bought a Anti Gravity ATZ10 "Restart". Went to install it and the + post is to short for the + terminal to align/fit correctly. The negative post was fine. What ends up happening is the terminal bolt hole won't fully align to let the bolt to pass through. Seems the AG terminal post is a...

If you want big CCAs (360cca and 12 AMP/Hr) look at the Anti Gravity ATZ10 Lith Battery Also I carry a Mini Jump Stater from Rocky Mountain MC Cost $60 https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/tusk-mini-portable-power-and-jump-starter-p?s=1596373...

and your bank account. Between the buy in cost and increased maintenance intervals you will need to pony up extra $. Plus you will probably not be able to ride by a Starbucks coffee shop without stopping. Sorry that was uncalled for...not!

Interesting as I just had put on a new rear K60 and this was the first ride on it when I noted the front end condition! Eric that is a pretty good mileage number for a rear K60, typicaly I get around 8500 at about the same 10-20% off road (read: forest roads). I am currently running 47psi on...

HeliMark, I agree and felt the same when I was testing for the condition. I have approx. 4500 on this front tire and I wonder how much more tire life could be expected from running say 35psi on a K60?

I have checked the steering head bearings, as stated. I have not ruled out the tires, in fact that is where I'm focused on.

I choose the K60 Scouts because I wanted a gnarly built tire that I could depend on when riding two up on gravel/dirt. I also understand that a lot of folks run higher pressure in these tires, some run as much as 50psi (rear). Jaxson (Ride on Adv) I think is one.

On a recent road ride I notice a kinda strange, minor squirm/movement through the handle bars/front tire (Heidenau K60 Scout) in the last 5-10 mph to full stop. This is my third set of these tires and this was the first time I notice the condition. It kinda felt like the front brakes were...

While the Yamaha is a proven, rock solid mount it is getting long in the tooth. For the most part it's the same bike with different paint for the last what, 5 years? That spells b-o-r-i-n-g and pretty much everyone who would want a Tenere' has already bought one. Is the Yamaha a better value...

I think alot of folks are drifting away from the 1000cc+ ADV bikes anyway.

I like my Tenere but this Honda looks nice. Kinda techie for me but IMO it has some good stuff... Now I understand why there are Tenere's sitting on dealers floors

Consider a flare gun. I understand those are legal in Canada and quite effective given the variety of shells available. Fire is a great deterrent when it comes to critters and peeps. Flares really freak them out!

"There are a lot of pannier threads already with people sharing many things. Did you search for and read those? " A main reason behind this thread is just that; dozens of threads and hours searching through threads. I understand the subjectivity aspect and everyone has thier peeves but with a...

Maybe we could make this a poll but I don't know how so... EDIT: I see how to make a poll but it's too late as I already created this thread :) Looking for imput for new cases: If interested, please rate your hard cases in terms of : Ease of use Durabiity/strength Value Features Price Other...

Hmmm. Looks like a growth. Not impressed with it on the Tenere' The OEM bag conforms to the tank much better. Looks like it will work better on a off road bike. My buddy has one on his KTM690 and really likes it.

Ok, I'll play along. Take a pork tenderloin and butterfly it so it lays open. Then add/layer your choice of filling. I combined ricotta cheese, basil, spinach leaves and artichoke hearts. I have also used a little salsa. Roll it all up, tie it together, rub with EVOO, season w/salt/pepper or...

Already have a new one in transit. All told about a $200 repair...still cheaper than a decent skid plate :-) But I did consider some liquid steel epoxy and cardboard.

The well documented glass jaw of the Tenere'. All it took was a gravel road and the front tire kicking up a rock... I heard the "clink" of the rock and started watching the instrument panel hoping what I heard was the rock hitting the frame or exhaust. Nope, got the red flashing oil pressure...

Not that I'm proud of it.