EnnK
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Have you ever seen a Super Tenere with a sidecar? Here you go! Helsinki, Finland, Sunday July the 28th. German plates.
S10 with sidecar detected
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yep
theres a member on here USA i think has a very nice yellow one
Rob
theres a member on here USA i think has a very nice yellow one
Rob
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I’m selling this awesome 2012 Yamaha Super Tenere with 2015 DMC Expedition sidecar for $13K (FIRM) 28,719 miles on bike, around 10,000 miles since the sidecar was professionally installed by DMC Sidecars in Enumclaw Washington. The tank bag seen in the pics is included as are (almost new)...
yamahasupertenere.com
rob
ErictheBiking
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Here's mine
Scott F
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German plates? I currently live in Germany and ride an S10, but I havent seen another one in the year I have lived here.
I did see a nice S10 in Split Croatia, but that was it.
If you are after old-school Africa Twins, that is a different story there are lots here.
I never saw an S10 with a side car, thanks for posting.
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I did see a nice S10 in Split Croatia, but that was it.
If you are after old-school Africa Twins, that is a different story there are lots here.
I never saw an S10 with a side car, thanks for posting.
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here is another
I just noticed that your front suspension looks very similar to the one that Rob just posted. Are the coil overs "in addition to", (helpers) or a "replacement of"?
That is an Italian plate
Saint rob
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They are leading link forks - a replacement
NDK
Member
Car wheels front and back on the bike! I've heard of double dark side but that's some work they put into that!
So there's no springs/fluid in the forks? And they don't compress? More like a strut?
Saint rob
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In a nutshell yeah
Have a look here, you’ll get more of an idea how it all works
Wasp Motorcycles - Page 3
LEADING LINK FORKS MANUFACTURED FOR YOUR MOTORCYCLE. FORK AND SIDECAR FITTING SERVICE OFFERED
www.waspmotorcycles.com
ErictheBiking
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You could think of it as a twin shock swingarm but facing forward.
Wow this one looks like its ready to go offroad
GearheadGrrrl
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