But if I was too "Go Yamaha", then the red & white one would be my choice
Just my mutterings.
Steve T
It could be time to make the Tenere call.
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Steve T
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Re: It could be time to make the Tenere call.
Took a test ride last month and came away thinking that the T7 was too much like the F800GS that I already have, and seeing as I'm very happy with the way the F8GS meets my needs, I don't feel a change of bike in the offing.
But if I was too "Go Yamaha", then the red & white one would be my choice
Just my mutterings.
Steve T
But if I was too "Go Yamaha", then the red & white one would be my choice
Just my mutterings.
Steve T
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It's not the destination . . . . . . . it's the glory of the ride
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Re: It could be time to make the Tenere call.
Thanks johnnyboxer, so does the T7 Tenere have two power sockets as standard then?johnnyboxer wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2019 7:09 pmYesmacvisual wrote:Been looking at the T7 closely myself, maybe next year...
Query; does the T7 Tenere come standard with a 12v charge socket anywhere on the bike?
That would be a neat standard extra!
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Re: It could be time to make the Tenere call.
No, the lhs has a 12v port and the rhs has a cover over for one to be fitted. You then wire it up to the spare plug under the fairing. NB: The headlight needs to come off to access said plug to wire up but once done that's it.
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