2021 Yamaha Tenere

6k miles

Original owner

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Upgrades/add-ons:

-Huzar slip-on muffler with both db killers installed (have original muffler)

-Heed Bunker crash bars w/bags

-Wheels converted to tubeless using Outex kit in Oct 2020

-Hepco Becker center stand

-Kaoko throttle lock

-Powerbronze tall windshield (have original)

-Adjustable windshield brackets

-Altrider clutch arm extension (have original)

-CamelAdv Anti-bobblehead

-Outback Motortek rear rack

-T7 Rally seat joining kit (Front & rear seats removed as a unit w/o tools, using the keyed seat release)

-Photos show a Backroad Equipment slider rack, which will not be included in sale.

Tires are original, maybe 1.5-2k miles left in them. Never dropped/crashed. Bike runs & functions perfectly.

Oil changes done as scheduled using Motul 10w-40 synthetic.

Complaints: A few light scratches from normal dual sport riding. Some of the paint on the perimeter of the rear rim was rubbed off when I was changing the tire using the "No-mar" tire changer.

A rear tire puncture was repaired with a worm-type plug about 600 miles ago.

I replaced the passenger seat with a piece of black cutting board material (cut to shape), planning to use it as a place to permanently mount a tool kit. I have the original foam and cover for the pax seat, and can return it back to stock if desired.

April 14, 2007: Big Black Mesa, near Prescott, Arizona

We left Coyote Howls campground in Why, Arizona after 5 pleasant months of balmy weather, starry nights, and great neighbors. Our route northward constisted of as little interstate highway travel as possible, since the caravan travels at a max of 54 mph. Final destination: Southern Utah!

April winds brought severe duststorms to our part of southern Arizona. This is the sun just before sunset.
The motorcycles are secured for the journey north!
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After several hours on the road we found relief at this fine rest area on AZ Highway 60, 10 miles south of Wickenburg. Shady parking, clean restrooms, a perennial stream, and interpetive signage made this a great place to stretch!
Our day of travel ended @ 250 miles on Big Black Mesa in the Prescott National Forest north of Paulden, Arizona. We spent the next morning cleaning 60 pounds of garbage from the site (note four white trash bags beneath tree)...crawling under juniper trees to remove glass bottles, aluminum cans, weathered cardboard, vinyl, plastic, rugs, rotted clothing, and a few unmentionables. :-( Finally the rubbish was driven 20 miles to the refuse transfer station, and disposed of for a $5 fee.