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just trying to post some pics of the new ride.
Tenere pics
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satdishes
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Looking good. I have the same panniers, what steps did you take for the straps install on the back of them? And where did you purchase is it touratech?
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I always enjoy the pack-mule pics!
That's where this bike stands TALL in the real ADV world.
She's a beaut DryRider
That's where this bike stands TALL in the real ADV world.
She's a beaut DryRider
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Sorry if I posted in the wrong spot or pics are to big? This is my progress customizing my bike. AltRider, Bumot, Twisted Throttle, RevZilla, TouraTech, Yamaha, Garmin, Rox, Wolfman, thanks for the help ::008::
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Its easy to get wrong...make sure the brackets from touratech are in the locations you want them in before drilling in the base plate. They make a ONE bottle and a TWO bottle and Two liter jug and Three liter Jug. If you plan to move things around from side to side be careful the 2 liter jug picture in white and the 3 liter in black have different drops...meaning one bracket is longer by about a half inch.satdishes said:
The location is fine (we are discussing a Super Tenere after all!) and the board resizes the pics you upload, so post away!DryRider said:
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Nice
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These are the guys I ride with.
Lookin' good ::008::
Baja Explorer
We Dream the Imposible !!
Here is my mule.. somewhere east of Oatman, Arizona on route 66 !!
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DryRider
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baja thats a nice looking ride.
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DryRider said:
How many miles you got on it? Issues?
Baja Explorer
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About 15K, no issues ... all stock only Yoshimura exhaust can. ::021::
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So many roads......
I just traded my Triumph Explorer for a 2015 Tenere ES. I'm still in the farkling process.
I transferred my Hepco Becker cases over from my Explorer (purchased new brackets), added Altrider engine guards & skid plate, upgraded my GPS to a Zumo 590LM with a locking Touratech mount, added Skene P3 tail lights, added an OEM touring windscreen, added mirror wideners from luckybike.com and hooking up my Denali D2 lights this week. Heated grips come standard on the ES so no additional money spent there, thank goodness!
Now it's time for a road trip!!!! -JEP-
I transferred my Hepco Becker cases over from my Explorer (purchased new brackets), added Altrider engine guards & skid plate, upgraded my GPS to a Zumo 590LM with a locking Touratech mount, added Skene P3 tail lights, added an OEM touring windscreen, added mirror wideners from luckybike.com and hooking up my Denali D2 lights this week. Heated grips come standard on the ES so no additional money spent there, thank goodness!
Now it's time for a road trip!!!! -JEP-
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I'm kinda partial to blue but I like that red the more I see it. I'm trying to find a dealer that has both colors on the floor to drool over.RIDEMYST said:
What steered you away from the Explorer? What are the major differences you've found?
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I had several mechanical issues with the Explorer, 2nd & 6th gears went out (4+ weeks in the shop), gear indicator & cruise control went out (2 weeks in shop), and 4 factory recalls in the less than 2 years I owned it. Triumph stood behind their warranty even though I had over 42K miles on the bike. But basically I just lost confidence in the bike. However, I have several friends that have many trouble free miles on their Triumphs. -JEP-