Rynn Storm
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Picked up my Super Tenere from Eastside MotoSports in Bellevue, WA and they still have two left (in black).
Eastside MotoSports (Bellevue, WA) has two ST (black) in stock.
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RynnSTorm,
Welcome to the Forum and the NW with other Tenere Owners. I live in Issaquah, and work in Kirkland. We will have to get together for a ride sometime. I have a lift and manual at my house if you ever want some help with some stuff. I do all my own work on my stuff. My bike is in partial pieces if you want to check it out, I am having it painted. If you have questions on any of the accessories to install, I have done half of mine already.
Welcome to the Forum and the NW with other Tenere Owners. I live in Issaquah, and work in Kirkland. We will have to get together for a ride sometime. I have a lift and manual at my house if you ever want some help with some stuff. I do all my own work on my stuff. My bike is in partial pieces if you want to check it out, I am having it painted. If you have questions on any of the accessories to install, I have done half of mine already.
Rynn Storm
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Hey! My current plans is to spend the next few weeks breaking in the bike on various paved local roads while I accumulate/install farkles/ds-gear. I'm pretty handy (do all my Gold Wing work), and after my 600 miles service (and a few more miles), I will complete the farkle process and hit some of the forest roads in Issaquah next month. (I'm a "newb" adventure bike rider). Thinking about the following to start:HoebSTer said:
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I have the Sound Rider "Guide to Dual Sport Rides Through Western Washington" book with numerous interesting rides.
For next year, want to do the rite of passage Alaska trip.
Awesome Rynn. I wouldn't mind to ride some of those places as well. I would rather ride with someone than alone for off roaring for safety sake. Keep in touch.
Hey Rynn, just to let you know, that route has a lot of car traffic on it which heads out to the state campground 12 miles in from the pavement. Listed in the Puget sound dual sport map book is a 25 mile each way, then turn around and head back. This starts in Snoqualmie and has less traffic.
Eastside jusT gave Yamaha back the franchise. I learnEd his late last week. they also sold the Suzuki franchisr too. they now are focusing more on strickly Ducati.