I like the drain pan work space. I need that because I drop and lose everything and I have been wrenching since childhood. Always been that way, but never worked in a pan. I should have been working in a pan 30 years ago! 😅😂
The Yamaha T7s are so cool. There are some videos floating around on the 'Tube of people absolute ripping on these things. I'd love to get one some day!
I have a T7 and absolutely love it. These adventure bikes all need a little love as far as the rear end. But for the cost and time is it worth it? Looks like you went from plastic to metal. Doesn't look like it brought things up and in much. Still looks like a lot of low and wide hanging parts. Thanks for the video Morgan.
That is a great observation. The short answer is yes. The long part is that with some small LED blinkers (not included so not filmed yet) and some trimming to the Colorado plate I do think it’s a good upgrade. It’s nor a lot more clearance but it’s some and being metal it will be much stronger. This also keeps it legal. That’s not a concern for everyone (me included) but might be for some.
@@highlandcycles Ohhh little LED blinkers would be real nice. I definitely agree metal is better than plastic. I'm keeping an eye on this manufacturer. I need a skid plate and front guard bars. These are looking real nice.
I like the drain pan work space. I need that because I drop and lose everything and I have been wrenching since childhood. Always been that way, but never worked in a pan. I should have been working in a pan 30 years ago! 😅😂
Cool kit. Yamaha has been using that tail piece and those signals forever.
No kidding
I wouldn’t want to use those same blinkers. Are there aftermarket “button type” blinkers that would fit.
Just ordered one. I like the way it uses the Yamaha lamps and therefore wires.
Me too.
The Yamaha T7s are so cool. There are some videos floating around on the 'Tube of people absolute ripping on these things. I'd love to get one some day!
They are super cool
They are great. Some pro rider starts this year Wr berg rodeo on t7 💪🏻💪🏻
I have a T7 and absolutely love it. These adventure bikes all need a little love as far as the rear end. But for the cost and time is it worth it? Looks like you went from plastic to metal. Doesn't look like it brought things up and in much. Still looks like a lot of low and wide hanging parts. Thanks for the video Morgan.
That is a great observation. The short answer is yes. The long part is that with some small LED blinkers (not included so not filmed yet) and some trimming to the Colorado plate I do think it’s a good upgrade. It’s nor a lot more clearance but it’s some and being metal it will be much stronger. This also keeps it legal. That’s not a concern for everyone (me included) but might be for some.
@@highlandcycles Ohhh little LED blinkers would be real nice. I definitely agree metal is better than plastic. I'm keeping an eye on this manufacturer. I need a skid plate and front guard bars. These are looking real nice.
@@smileyhansen just uploaded the skid plate and crash bar vid. Will publish tomorrow at 4
So what does it cost
Like the T7 but KTM would do the same thing with four bolts LOL
And 5k more dollars
@@highlandcycles it is only money
@@200xcBruce hahahah
Yuk looks no better than the original
I agree, looks the same as you started. Still sticking out !!