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I went with Michelin Anakee Advernture's Not nearly as aggressive as the Motoz, but should work well for my needs.

I put these on in February. 1000 mi later….. sidewalls are cracked like 20 yr old trailer tires… both front and back, both sides…replacing them this week. Too bad as they were a great all around choice. Good grip off and on road in all conditions I needed. them for.

Gordy, I sold My Triumph Explorer for my current S10. Couldn’t wait to be rid of the Triumph. When running well, it’s a hell of a machine. Mine had electrical gremlins. We couldn’t chase them out. Many times I was stuck in remote places, power cycling the bike and waiting for it to reset...

Enjoy and farkle on, sir!

Replaced the stock tires today with Motoz Tractionator GPS

Forgot to note, I have a 2023. The IMS site says they fit up to 2020, but they do indeed fit fine for up to 2023.

While my feet are large, my legs weren't long enough to get around the wide pegs at stops and maneuvering the bike. $285 new plus shipping. I'll take $200 and will include shipping to US address. Used two rides.

Hey, I was looking for some advice. I’ve seen some random images with the pillion seat replaced with a tray or some sort of metal piece. That would be better for packing things on my bike. I have no idea what that is even called to search for it. Can anybody point me to what this thing is...

Thx @Sierra1 - hadn’t considered that harder preload setting. It is counterintuitive from description. Good ideas @holligl thx!

I did some major for me, off-roading Monday. I had a 3 mile steep out and back filled with water bars and baby head rocks. Great fun! But, I bottomed out the rear end 3x on the decent back down. Got me to thinking what settings on the ES are you using? I had bags and some stuff, so used the...

I got the wiring splitter made up at my dealership and was able to do the rest myself. All done. Huge improvement over my 396. Thank you to all for all the suggestions!

I appreciate all the input. I have zero mechanical skills and less wiring experience. Naively I thought I could just plug the thing in somewhere. It turns out my mechanic used the spare hot plug for my denali lights anyway. So I will need a splitter from eastern beaver to make this work out...

Thanks @Fennellg as I said I’m a wiring dummy. Your pic has several optiions. Which harness do you think I need for the s10?

@WJBertrand ok. How do I tap into that? Do I need some sort of connector?

I’ll start this by saying I’m a complete idiot when it comes to anything electrical. I’m getting ready to order a new garmin Zumo XT2 for my 23 S10. When I look at the wiring information in the instructions, it shows to just take the two leads to the battery terminals. I can do that. I...

I did not.

It was just more sound than I was looking for. On long highway roads, it droned on a bit. I liked the quietness of the stock pipe it turns out!

I tried this for less than 500 miles. Pulled it off and went back to stock. Paid 579 And a little shipping cost. I’d be happy to take a fair offer, 500?. I’m in North Carolina. https://www.yoshimura-rd.com/products/yamaha-super-tenere-exhaust-system-13120hd520?_pos=1&_sid=a483181b1&_ss=r

I put one in my 23 s10. Sounds good, certainly lighter than stock. There is some popping and gurgling on deceleration though. its a bit much for my preference, but dealing with it…

Traded my 2017 Tiger Explorer for the 23 S10. Couldn't be happier with the decision! You will enjoy this one. Let the farkling begin!