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Yamaha Tenere 700 twtex thread T7 XTZ700

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Installed the Acerbis hand guards on my bike the are a nice fit

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To all Tenere 700 2021 or older owners – I purchased a Camel ADV T7 OBD-2 Scanner Cable for Yamaha 4 PIN adapter cables for $19. Unfortunately, I had a 2022 T7!! Did not fit, they switched to 6-pins. Anyone want to make me an offer for it? Never used other than trying to plug it into the 6-pin socket on my T7.

I am in the Houston area, but I am sure we can work out how to get it someplace else.

I don’t think there is anything unique about the 4-pin adapter cable, if anyone else wants it for their motorcycle with 4-pins plug, but you will need to look that up per your model. Thanks, Pat https://camel-adv.com/products/yamaha-700-tenere-t7-obd-2-scanner-cable?variant=40070720356412
 
24' in Katy and Webster TX.

Sorry forgot to add, found on cycle trader
 
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From Safari:

"Although we haven’t finalised the pricing of the tanks, we believe it will be in the range of A$3000 - $3500"
 
I am frugal. I put a 6 gallon tank on my KTM 530 EXC (stock was 2.5 gallons) because I need the extra range for ONE day on the NM BDR. (Also, I did not want to be the guy that needs to stop at every gas station.)

On my T7, I have two 32 ounces fuel bottles to supplement my stock tank (so that gives me an extra 1/2 a gallon). If I am going to come up short, I can buy a gas can for that ONE day, strap it on for a day or two, and then donate it to a gas station after I am done with it. I am only out $15 bucks in the rare time I need it. Much cheaper than $400 and making my motorcycle very top heavy.

Again, just my opinion on a solution to a problem that does not come up often enough. If I were independently wealthy and had time to ride like I would like to, I would put on a bigger tank and video blog all the cool places I go so you folks tied to a desk (like me) would envy me. :-)
 
Anyone need a battery? This was on Rocky Mountain website today. No Affilliation and no idea of the quality of these batteries but WOW what a price!

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shift_wr250r said:
Finally installed the Rtech rear fairings. Good quality and very flexible compared to the OEM fairings. Will probably go with white when I replace the rest.
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Does the rear offer any benefits over stock? I've been wanting to experiment with making a storage compartment out of the empty space inside the right side (ECU is in the left side)
 
VA2TX said:
Anyone need a battery? This was on Rocky Mountain website today. No Affilliation and no idea of the quality of these batteries but WOW what a price!

BikeMaster Performance Maintenance Free Battery | Parts & Accessories | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

Shop for Battery, like BikeMaster Performance Maintenance Free Battery at Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. We have the best prices on dirt bike, atv and motorcycle parts, apparel and accessories and offer excellent customer service.
www.rockymountainatvmc.com www.rockymountainatvmc.com
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Just making sure everyone sees it's not lithium. That would be about the price I would expect from a sketchy lead acid battery.

edit: Also, fyi I've used a lithium battery for the last three years that I initially had in my KLR, fits perfectly
 
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