My addiction is ADV bikes. I spent two years with two different cruisers, and it wasn't until someone struck me in a roundabout and totaled my last bike (three weeks ago) that I decided to move my timetable up in owning an ADV bike. It was always in the plans, but years down the road. Well. It's time now. Her name is Raima (japanese for Thunder Horse).
So yea, I found a replacement bike. 2015 Yamaha super tenere ES with a two year factory warranty and loads of quality kit attached.
Examples: Rumbux Crash bars, Baja Squadron aux LED lights with Amber rock guards, Bumot Defender hard Panniers, Givi tail box, Back off brake modulator lights, Wolfman Rainier tank bag, Pillion rack to replace the pillion seat for more storage/lashing space (Pillion also included, along with owner's manual and service manual) -- whoever had this before me, loved it and it shows.
I'm wondering if this person was actually a member here, because I have a couple connectors under the seat, and some switches on the panel infill, that I have questions about.
Here's the video of the roundabout incident (take note, she was at fault and cited).
So yea, I found a replacement bike. 2015 Yamaha super tenere ES with a two year factory warranty and loads of quality kit attached.
Examples: Rumbux Crash bars, Baja Squadron aux LED lights with Amber rock guards, Bumot Defender hard Panniers, Givi tail box, Back off brake modulator lights, Wolfman Rainier tank bag, Pillion rack to replace the pillion seat for more storage/lashing space (Pillion also included, along with owner's manual and service manual) -- whoever had this before me, loved it and it shows.
I'm wondering if this person was actually a member here, because I have a couple connectors under the seat, and some switches on the panel infill, that I have questions about.
Here's the video of the roundabout incident (take note, she was at fault and cited).
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