Our children most probably won’t know what it’s going to be like to ride amongst a bunch of i.c.e. powered bikes producing the wonderful cacophony, experiencing the full brap brap symphonic roar!
True. But if we're around to see what tech bikes lean into, I've got a feeling we'll be absolutely floored. Mind to motorcycle interfaces... unimaginable speeds... unimaginable protection and capabilities. It's truly going to be bitter sweet I believe. More bitter to some obviously lol. While wheels might not even be a thing anymore, how are you supposed to take on the backroads and single tracks?? Speed is fun but it's not everything.
I got one of the first T7’s in the country and decided to take it racing at the Bike Shed Cafe Racer Cup. I was middle pack and placed 16th fastest time of the weekend out of some 50+ riders. It’s a properly capable road bike, and I threw it down a bunch of greenlanes. Brilliant bike.
Went out for my first real ride on my brand new tenere today. 400km in blissful austrian country side. It's feel so good launching this thing through twisties. So happy with the bike 😊
You have good taste! Those are the fast colors for the T7...lol! I have one in the same colors, and...I’m looking to add a S1000XR to the garage... Don’t think I can let go of the T7...
You just showed us the reason why adventure bikes are preferred by some. The speeds that you had to travel to keep up with the super bikes, your concentration has to be on the road 100%. No time to enjoy looking at the scenery that you are going by. Give the adventure bike and slower pace any day.
It only takes 40hp to do 160kms. Here in NZ we loose our license at 140kms. If you got a 200hp rocket ship I don't know what you'd do with the other 160hp. I know I'm a grumpy old bastard but I think we've lost the plot to a certain degree.
This is essentially why I switched to a dual sport. No point having a fast bike on the road. Even my dual sport is a Husky 701 with 70 ish HP. It goes plenty fast enough but it's the torque that makes it so fun to ride. It's a great city bike because of the instant torque. Fun without risking licence too much
Loving the sound 👍🏼 it's nice to get on a slower bike to take in the atmosphere of riding. I've just finished my speed triple t509. Great steady ride. Not balls to the wall lol.. safe riding 👍🏼
Try putting both front and rear compression clicks on 1 click out, and put rebound about halt way in from standard settings. Will slow it diving as much on brakes. Rear spring preload at about 20 clicks in too, will help rear compression on acceleration.
I love my T7 on the road. I think my next set of tires will be street tires. I probably should have bought a road bike but half of my riding is dirt roads.
There a few times where your mirror is outside of the white line and into the oncoming lane on bends very dangerous if another car is coming around on that bend.
Thats what the Police Advanced Course teaches you to enable you to get more vision around a corner but obviously if there's nothing coming the other way.
Hi mate, just wondering if you’ve adjusted your suspension? I’ve got a new t7 and the suspension is so wallowy and soft, gives me no confidence in the corners one bit.
Is it moded or stock? And how this is for long highway routes comfort wise And i like how you're using this it was built for offroad and highway speed all rounder adventure tourer
Modifications so far full Black Widow exhaust system. I am looking to fit a comfort seat for longer journeys and ear plugs a must due to wind noise from tall screen
@@BikesofRye thats great you're running stock i like that And I would recommend you a airhawk air cushion they are great and comfortable and cheap for really long rides
I have done over 20,000 KM's on my T7 and it's very comfortable. The seat is hard so that might annoy after a couple hours but you do get used to it and it's very tall which may be a problem for some people but very comfy.
@@apz5817 I have a friend who often takes his wife for long dirt rides on his T7. It depends on where you want to ride? Lots of great off road riding, then yes, lots of road riding then no, go get something more comfortable that's for touring.
@@BikesofRye I could understand it being a good second bike to a sportsbike but whilst you've got your S1000 I can't imagine choosing the Yamaha instead. How does the Tenere give you pleasure that the BMW doesn't? The reason why I'm curious is that I've got a S1000RR and I'm thinking about either a 2nd bike or a replacement and I have no idea what will make me happy.
Hi Phil, I’m curious why you are looking to change your RR, a lot of people see that as the ultimate bike including on the road. I have an MT09 and would recommend them to anyone, especially the SP which has ohlins and a quick shifter. With a full exhaust it is such a satisfying bike to ride- mainly because of the gem of an engine. Conversely I am looking to go back towards a sports bike after around 3 years of mine.
"a bike that never gets talked about", You obviously only watch sport bike channels , the internet is swamped with T7 content, probably one of the most talked about bikes on the market at present because they are a back to basics bike that does everything well, mine is sitting in the shed fully loaded with camping gear ready for 250km of rough gravel backcountry riding tomorrow , they are a great all rounder.
Our children most probably won’t know what it’s going to be like to ride amongst a bunch of i.c.e. powered bikes producing the wonderful cacophony, experiencing the full brap brap symphonic roar!
@God Of God's I.. umm, unashamedly love my overly loud Arrow exhaust’s roar that my de-cat 890R growls out when revving at Teslas at stoplights🤣
Now trialing noise cameras this season , slowly eroding the experience away sadly.
Riding like this there won't be any children lol
The rumble, the shake, the heat. These are warm-blooded animal.
True. But if we're around to see what tech bikes lean into, I've got a feeling we'll be absolutely floored.
Mind to motorcycle interfaces... unimaginable speeds... unimaginable protection and capabilities. It's truly going to be bitter sweet I believe. More bitter to some obviously lol. While wheels might not even be a thing anymore, how are you supposed to take on the backroads and single tracks?? Speed is fun but it's not everything.
I got one of the first T7’s in the country and decided to take it racing at the Bike Shed Cafe Racer Cup. I was middle pack and placed 16th fastest time of the weekend out of some 50+ riders. It’s a properly capable road bike, and I threw it down a bunch of greenlanes. Brilliant bike.
It is indeed a very light and flickable bike. I Did not expect it to handle so well onroad especially with the stock 70/30 tyres. Such a capable bike😊
Good to see a vid of the T7 on road rather than off and let's face it, that's where most are ridden.
T7 one of the best smiles per mile bike ever.
Went out for my first real ride on my brand new tenere today. 400km in blissful austrian country side. It's feel so good launching this thing through twisties. So happy with the bike 😊
For how good this bike is offroad, and it is GOOD, it's crazy how good it is on the road too. So much fun! Need spring now pls
It's weirdly satisfying as a road bike and it shouldn't be 😅 - oh and no need for spring with this bike this is an all weather machine!!
@@BikesofRye the bike is fine, I'm just getting too soft to ride below freezing must be getting old haha
This is the only adventure bike I've heard that sounds good to my ears.
Crf Africa Twin on full chat sounds amazing. 🤯
@@andrewkitchenuk I'd love to hear it (with me on it).
You have good taste! Those are the fast colors for the T7...lol! I have one in the same colors, and...I’m looking to add a S1000XR to the garage... Don’t think I can let go of the T7...
Blackwidow sounds awesome, just fitted one my self 👊
the classic bikes at the end of the video were really nice
I kept smiling while watching. I just bought one but do not have it home for now.
Great purchase! Great bike!
You just showed us the reason why adventure bikes are preferred by some. The speeds that you had to travel to keep up with the super bikes, your concentration has to be on the road 100%. No time to enjoy looking at the scenery that you are going by. Give the adventure bike and slower pace any day.
Loving you work mate keep it up
As Toyota says one time; "They could go faster, but you can go everywhere".
That exhaust is sweet
Curious as to why you were parked in a disabled space at the beginning?
Great video as always😎
It only takes 40hp to do 160kms.
Here in NZ we loose our license at 140kms. If you got a 200hp rocket ship I don't know what you'd do with the other 160hp. I know I'm a grumpy old bastard but I think we've lost the plot to a certain degree.
This is essentially why I switched to a dual sport. No point having a fast bike on the road.
Even my dual sport is a
Husky 701 with 70 ish HP. It goes plenty fast enough but it's the torque that makes it so fun to ride. It's a great city bike because of the instant torque. Fun without risking licence too much
Thats why you run from cops....its super easy
Good thing I don’t live in that awful communist country.
I love the tenere vids!
Loving the sound 👍🏼 it's nice to get on a slower bike to take in the atmosphere of riding. I've just finished my speed triple t509. Great steady ride. Not balls to the wall lol.. safe riding 👍🏼
Didn't expect you to be out with ride Herts when I clicked on the video! I may see you around if you hang with them often!
Great views there bud loved the vid
can you take sharp turns because the tires are really thin?
Love it, just bought one, tis like a KLR 650 on ‘roids, but my KTM’s are still keepers, 690 and 1190……different purposes!
I just got mine. Do you feel any vibrations in the foot pegs or handlebars?
Try putting both front and rear compression clicks on 1 click out, and put rebound about halt way in from standard settings.
Will slow it diving as much on brakes.
Rear spring preload at about 20 clicks in too, will help rear compression on acceleration.
The real ticket is to revalve and respring for the rider's weight
@@RChero1010 Yes, but as a short term fix with what you have, it’s a bit better.
I’ve had springs and K Tech valve kits fitted to mine now.
@@RChero1010 $$$
Help please. At 1:55 in the video, an enclosed scooter(?) appears in the background. What is that thing?
That is bmw scooter fairly popular in Europe few years ago
Great vid where is the h cafe?
Deacons's garage, Oxford road, Dorchester, Wallingford, OX10 7LY
Was that the Z H2 in the beginning of the vid?
"Welcome to Bikes Abroad" Abroad? You mean Bikes of RYE.
I love my T7 on the road. I think my next set of tires will be street tires. I probably should have bought a road bike but half of my riding is dirt roads.
if you could have only one bike im positive you'd choose this one
OMG!! I m realy realy realy like Ur bike bro.....best ride potition and more...
If I had time I would join you for a ride as you seem local to me!
As a group, you need to learn how to filter. The video was helpful on the actual bike capability. Thanks 😊
wow nice Z900 and Suz water kettle 2 stroke parked next to you and they look 😮immaculate
There a few times where your mirror is outside of the white line and into the oncoming lane on bends very dangerous if another car is coming around on that bend.
Thats what the Police Advanced Course teaches you to enable you to get more vision around a corner but obviously if there's nothing coming the other way.
I dont get the point why it should be fun cornering on the T7? Just because its an adventure bike? There is no reason it should be no fun.
i put a black widow on my 2020 mt09 few weeks ago and had zero probs with it. no lights nothing. guessing the t7 is newer maybe?
Euro5 has an extra O2 sensor.
Kept up with a 1290 superduke on tight bumpy b Road no probs love it 👍
Woudnt keep up with 1290r adventure but great bikes small roads light nibble
What is the name of the exhaust system? is great
record a short video
th-cam.com/video/EhPKwwasasQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi mate, just wondering if you’ve adjusted your suspension? I’ve got a new t7 and the suspension is so wallowy and soft, gives me no confidence in the corners one bit.
Great video as always, but you lads really don’t need to cross the white lines on a corner. It’s a road, not a track fs.
Eey your vids are great. I just traded my mt07 for a brand new 890 duke picking it up in 2 weeks so excited haha.
You can buy a OBD Bluetooth and clean the O2 sensor error, there are videos here how to do it.
Is it moded or stock?
And how this is for long highway routes comfort wise
And i like how you're using this it was built for offroad and highway speed all rounder adventure tourer
Modifications so far full Black Widow exhaust system. I am looking to fit a comfort seat for longer journeys and ear plugs a must due to wind noise from tall screen
@@BikesofRye thats great you're running stock i like that
And I would recommend you a airhawk air cushion they are great and comfortable and cheap for really long rides
Baldock services? :)
Good video mate, what's your thoughts on the T7 as a daily rider comfort wise etc?
I have done over 20,000 KM's on my T7 and it's very comfortable. The seat is hard so that might annoy after a couple hours but you do get used to it and it's very tall which may be a problem for some people but very comfy.
@@MotoShaneGame should i buy it, if i will ride mostly two up?
@@apz5817 I have a friend who often takes his wife for long dirt rides on his T7. It depends on where you want to ride? Lots of great off road riding, then yes, lots of road riding then no, go get something more comfortable that's for touring.
@@apz5817depends how phat ur girl is
The Yamaha pads are a bit 💩, put some Brembo SC pads in 👍
I find it scary that so many bikes ride together, trying to all keep up the pace….using the road as a track….and I’m a biker!
Puhoozy
I'm very curious why you chose to buy a Tenere. Not a bike that ever gets talked about.
It's a great second bike. Very versatile and honest bike
@@BikesofRye I could understand it being a good second bike to a sportsbike but whilst you've got your S1000 I can't imagine choosing the Yamaha instead. How does the Tenere give you pleasure that the BMW doesn't?
The reason why I'm curious is that I've got a S1000RR and I'm thinking about either a 2nd bike or a replacement and I have no idea what will make me happy.
Hi Phil, I’m curious why you are looking to change your RR, a lot of people see that as the ultimate bike including on the road. I have an MT09 and would recommend them to anyone, especially the SP which has ohlins and a quick shifter. With a full exhaust it is such a satisfying bike to ride- mainly because of the gem of an engine. Conversely I am looking to go back towards a sports bike after around 3 years of mine.
"a bike that never gets talked about", You obviously only watch sport bike channels , the internet is swamped with T7 content, probably one of the most talked about bikes on the market at present because they are a back to basics bike that does everything well, mine is sitting in the shed fully loaded with camping gear ready for 250km of rough gravel backcountry riding tomorrow , they are a great all rounder.
Love from nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵
turbo upgrade takes you up into superbike territory...lol 140 hp wooooo
1000 mi nothing is broken in yet .....pads need some scuffing tires need some heat cycles etc
My dream bike beybe
My T-7 never has a headache
I so want a Tenere, just need to sell the Ninja 650.
Last time I seen that many chicken strips was at KFC 😂😆😅
Get a Super Moto Kit
You really sound like randy feltface. It might be the accent. Look it up.
I see bikes but no gear 🙈
I se Streetfighters not sportsbikes....
Couple of commies in the comments.