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On 3/9/2020 at 9:28 PM, erey said:

It's in 2 parts. Small size and still capable to be oriented.

 

 

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Where did you by this support?

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Just finished fitting a Hepco & Becker Mini Rack - not without issues which I've posted about here: 

 

 

Also applied an important warning sticker, which in hindsight probably precludes me from riding my own bike! 🤦‍♂️ 

 

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On 3/2/2020 at 9:19 AM, Totti said:

Here are some more pictures @MGG and @Canomball.

I didn't quite understand Your question @Canomball. I You mean the bar end weights, I have the ones that came with the Barkbusters.

The distance between the brake handle and the hand guard is about 4 cm.

The levers that I have are about 2 cm shorter than the original ones.

 

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Just now, Canomball said:

 

Is a standar handguard of Bakcbuster or it is specific Bakcbuster fot Tenere 700

 

I have one Backbuster but it is not loike this, is more straihgt

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I just started to fit these but unfortunately I don’t have a 12mm Allen key to remove the stock bar end weigh. 

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No tools required to fit this but any adventures are now on hold. 

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On 2/29/2020 at 9:06 PM, boboneleg said:

Fitted Barkbusters as well ✌️

 

 

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I fitted Barkbusters too, the T7 specific ones,  but I found when I tightened them up on the throttle side.(using the spacer) they stopped the throttle turning freely. I have the OEM Yamaha heated grips...?  Cheers,  Steve 

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Well I have the heated grips as well so it sounds like I may have the same problem as you when I eventually get to fit them. What was your solution to the problem. 

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5 minutes ago, Stephen H said:

Well I have the heated grips as well so it sounds like I may have the same problem as you when I eventually get to fit them. What was your solution to the problem. 

On 2/29/2020 at 9:06 PM, boboneleg said:

Fitted Barkbusters as well ✌️

 

 

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I fitted Barkbusters too, the T7 specific ones,  but I found when I tightened them up on the throttle side.(using the spacer) they stopped the throttle turning freely. I have the OEM Yamaha heated grips...?  Cheers,  Steve 

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Sorted it fairly easily by cutting down the removable rubber end of the heated grip...it's not a problem,  just means a bit of fettling needed! Cheers,  Steve 

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Hi Steve

                  Thanks for that tip I will no doubt need to do the same as you when my 12mm Allen key arrives from Amazon so I can get the Oem bar weights off. 
Cheers Steve 

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19 hours ago, Canomball said:

Is a standar handguard of Bakcbuster or it is specific Bakcbuster fot Tenere 700

 

I have one Backbuster but it is not loike this, is more straihgt

@Canomball Mine are specific for Tenere 700.

"Eternally, unavoidably, eventually, all paths will lead to the cemetery." Sentenced

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13 hours ago, Great Escape said:

I fitted Barkbusters too, the T7 specific ones,  but I found when I tightened them up on the throttle side.(using the spacer) they stopped the throttle turning freely. I have the OEM Yamaha heated grips...?  Cheers,  Steve 

Strange. I have the Oxford heated grips and didn't have this problem.

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"Eternally, unavoidably, eventually, all paths will lead to the cemetery." Sentenced

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Same here, no problem with my Oxford heated grips. I suspect the Yamaha version may be slightly longer ?

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Touratech stuff finally arrived and fitted the skid plate and rear brake pedal extender.

 

I have the footpegs as well but they packed the wrong one for the left hand side, so I'm waiting for them to send out the correct one. Given the current sh!tuation I might get it in time for winter!

 

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Rad guard fitted ready for when my Camel ADV high fender kit arrives (currently in Montreal according to Canada Post tracking).

 

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And here a picture of the Race Styles graphics I fitted a couple of weeks ago.

 

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Fitted a set of these too:

 

 

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These are the OE spacers after 1200 miles, showing early signs of scoring where they fit at the bearing seals. And I'm ashamed to admit that those 1200 miles have so far been mainly road miles (I'm working on it!)

 

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Hi Steve,

This might not work for you but it is a good trick substitute for oversized allen keys.

 Double nut a bolt with the size head you need and use a socket over the nuts.

  OK ,go ahead with the jokes folks.

    Can always use another laugh, even at my own expense.

 

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1 hour ago, CReamflourish said:

Fitted a set of these too:

 

 

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These are the OE spacers after 1200 miles, showing early signs of scoring where they fit at the bearing seals. And I'm ashamed to admit that those 1200 miles have so far been mainly road miles (I'm working on it!)

 

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Are these considered consumables like brake pads? 

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2 hours ago, CReamflourish said:

Touratech stuff finally arrived and fitted the skid plate and rear brake pedal extender.

 

I have the footpegs as well but they packed the wrong one for the left hand side, so I'm waiting for them to send out the correct one. Given the current sh!tuation I might get it in time for winter!

 

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Rad guard fitted ready for when my Camel ADV high fender kit arrives (currently in Montreal according to Canada Post tracking).

 

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And here a picture of the Race Styles graphics I fitted a couple of weeks ago.

 

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Nice decals. If it's not big trouble share a few photos in the dedicated thread for Tenere 700 decals...thanks

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12 minutes ago, Aleksandar13 said:

Are these considered consumables like brake pads? 

Not on any other bike I’ve owned! 

 

I came across these on Rally Raid’s website when I was looking for their wheel removal tool, and I put them on my ‘farkling’ list.
 

Thought I’d share because based on the slight scoring I’ve experienced in 1200miles, it would seem the issue of premature wheel bearing seal failure could be realistic. I’d be interested to see if anyone with more off road mileage has seen the same?

 

In reality I mainly got them because they are shiny and cheap, and with the Covid lockdown I can’t do much else with my bike at the moment so why not?!! 😁

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Are you sure the Touratech high crash bars will be compatible with the CamelAdv high fender?

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4 minutes ago, CReamflourish said:

Not on any other bike I’ve owned! 

 

I came across these on Rally Raid’s website when I was looking for their wheel removal tool, and I put them on my ‘farkling’ list.
 

Thought I’d share because based on the slight scoring I’ve experienced in 1200miles, it would seem the issue of premature wheel bearing seal failure could be realistic. I’d be interested to see if anyone with more off road mileage has seen the same?

 

In reality I mainly got them because they are shiny and cheap, and with the Covid lockdown I can’t do much else with my bike at the moment so why not?!! 😁

I haven't been off road but have them off the bike and the bike has 2100 road miles.. 

It's just the paint at the moment no feeling of any scoring. 

Aleks 

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Hi gonetoseed thanks for that but I will wait for the postman to bring the proper size but always worth knowing should I ever be stuck. 
cheers Steve 

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