What you did to your Tenere today??!!
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Dirt_Dad
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Removed the Fender Extenda from my wife's lowered Tenere. That damn well better prevent another episode my wife calling me on the bluetooth to say "the bike just went stiff." I cut 1.25 inches off the FE for bike and angled the new skid plate extension piece back a little more towards the engine.
Rinsed both bikes from this weekend's ride. Put my wife's away and then took mine on a 25 mile dirt road ride to dry it off. Then put it away. Somehow I don't think I need to explain that to anyone here. ::26::
Rinsed both bikes from this weekend's ride. Put my wife's away and then took mine on a 25 mile dirt road ride to dry it off. Then put it away. Somehow I don't think I need to explain that to anyone here. ::26::
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Turned over 18000 miles taking a spirited ride with a guy on a Ducati Multistrada.
Fun day !!
Fun day !!
Went over the bike and got her ready for the off road adventure this weekend.
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Now you got me thinkin' I need to put the K60s on before then...Firefight911 said:
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Found out what was causing my overheating problem.
Turns out the fan bracket was bent and the fan was pressed up against the radiator, so it wouldn't spin, which caused the fan to burn out.
The dealer took the other Tenere' off the floor and replace my fan with it's fan, and now everything works great.
Turns out the fan bracket was bent and the fan was pressed up against the radiator, so it wouldn't spin, which caused the fan to burn out.
The dealer took the other Tenere' off the floor and replace my fan with it's fan, and now everything works great.
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Assembled a tire patch kit:
Started with a 6x6x2 molle pouch. Slime air pump, and tubeless patch items. Not sure what all it needs, since this is my first tubeless bike in a while.
The kit fits snuggly underneath the Alt-Rider rear rack. Still working out a way to secure it in place. Thinking abut using zip-ties and just carrying spares:
(edited to add pics of the kit in the rack)
Started with a 6x6x2 molle pouch. Slime air pump, and tubeless patch items. Not sure what all it needs, since this is my first tubeless bike in a while.
The kit fits snuggly underneath the Alt-Rider rear rack. Still working out a way to secure it in place. Thinking abut using zip-ties and just carrying spares:
(edited to add pics of the kit in the rack)
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I rode it - for the first time since last year!!!
WooHoo!!!!
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WooHoo!!!!
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Holy Smokes! ???ColoRider said:
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Nice Pic John! Hard to beat riding and looking for Bluebonnets. ::26::
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What road was the last pic taken on??
Holy crap. If I went that long without riding......I'd go nuts.ColoRider said:
When did you get your AltRider rack? I noticed it is slightly different than mine....TierHawg said:
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That's a cool photo. 8)
JRTEN said:
That little compartment under the Altrider rack is one of the reasons I got it, aside from its a great, sturdy rack. But I haven't figured out what to put in it yet...lol! I have that same slime compressor, but it went under the seat. I'll probably use the storage space for tools.
TierHawg said:The kit fits snuggly underneath the Alt-Rider rear rack. Still working out a way to secure it in place. Thinking abut using zip-ties and just carrying spares: