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I need to start checking this forum more often. I think I've got the only one in Williston. Dealer here still has 1 in the crate and 1 in the showroom.

http://www.dirtrider.com/tests/parts-accessories/141_0412_baja_xr650r_dirtbike_electric_start_kit/ I still like my old tech L though. The only thing that ever goes wrong is the CDI, and carrying a $100 spare fixes that. It is also far from slow, I can easily spin up the rear on gravel in 4th...

I have a lightly modified 1997 XR650L I recently bought. I love it. It is a great compliment to the Tenere for going faster on worse roads. Honda recently released the 2014 XRL, which makes for 21 years with no changes. I guess they got it right the first time. ::012::

Pirelli Scorpion Rally is also something to consider. I wore out a set on mine and they worked well in loose conditions. Lots of forward drive. It will get a bit tail happy though since the knobs are basically solid bars. I got 2700 miles out of mine and I have a lead wrist.

Sheesh, you guys had me worried for a second. I already get to experience the joy of owning a rare one year only model with my 1985 XR350R. It is not something I wish to experience on any other motorcycles until I'm rich enough to afford to have parts manufactured for it. I'm looking forward...

North Dakota here. Looks like I'm not the only one as I thought either.

I've had both, I'm very happy with the Touratech. The madstad with the stock screen didn't help at all, and when I put my Cal-Sci XL on it, it would never stay in the position I wanted. If you do the get the Touratech, I'd make sure you have the 4 knobs as tight as possible because they can...

Just this 1976 Honda GL1000. And with it's stablemate.

You can almost see the curvature of the earth in this one.

Thanks for the welcomes! Yup, that works, and I think I can scrape up a couple more pics, though I have only had my Tenere for 4 days.

Hello fellow Tenere owners from Williston, North Dakota. I picked mine up on Wednesday from the local Yamaha dealer where it had sat for nearly a year. I am a little surprised it sat for so long since it is perfectly suited to the terrain up here, gravel roads and 2 lane highways. I've...