First Ride Vlog: Yamaha Tenere 700 - Blowing Away Expectations
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- Yamaha Tenere 700 : Blowing Away Expectations
It's been a long wait, but I finally have a Tenere 700 in the garage. This is not a press bike, I purchased it for long term testing. The T7 is probably the hottest ADV bike on the market, and after riding it a few times now, I can see why. It's small and light enough to do some serious trails, but it's also smooth and comfortable for the highway. With minimal tech and gimmicks, it also appeals to riders looking for ultimate long term reliability. How does it compare to the KTM 790 and 890 Adventure, the Honda Africa Twin, R1250GS, KLR650, V-Strom and other popular ADV bikes?
00:00 Walkaround
05:02 Street
11:53 Easy Dirt Roads
14:42 Trails
21:26 Conclusion
🏍 My Riding Gear:
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⚡ Klim Baja Jacket: bit.ly/31ygBoD
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⚡ Sidi Adventure 2 Goretex Boots: bit.ly/31Jgs1o
⚡ Sidi Crossfire 3 Boots: bit.ly/3dxtlhr
⚡ HJC Dual Sport Helmet: bit.ly/3pBaW9i
⚡ Fox V-1 Dirt Helmet: bit.ly/3dyhKPg
⚡ Moose Body Armor: bit.ly/3IuoTyn
⚡ Klim Jersey: bit.ly/3DFJlsm
🏍 Yamaha Tenere 700:
⚡Garmin Zumo XT GPS: bit.ly/3EGY4Vi
⚡Barkbuster Handguards: bit.ly/3IvwKvu
⚡Motoz Dual Venture Front Tire: bit.ly/3oBBoAa
⚡Motoz Rallz Rear Tire: bit.ly/3pyfhdc
⚡Tusk Skid Plate: bit.ly/3Ix72GR
⚡Tusk Crash Bars: bit.ly/3DCHa95
⚡Tusk Olympus Tank Bag: bit.ly/3yfaQbi
⚡Tusk Highland X2 Rackless Luggage: bit.ly/31FVUXN
⚡Tusk Pannier Rack: bit.ly/3rObMCi
⚡Tusk Olympus Panniers: bit.ly/3lLUHVG
⚡Tusk Oly Panniers/Rack Combo (savings): bit.ly/3y6mWmQ
⚡Tusk Top Rack Only: bit.ly/3GpPNp7
⚡Thumper Jockey LED Lights: bit.ly/3lOaCTn
⚡ GPS Mount:bit.ly/3oCUCFO
⚡Windshield Visor (MD): bit.ly/31IcW7v
⚡Windshield Adjuster: bit.ly/3rRLEGv
🏍 Camping & Other:
⚡ Camp Chair: bit.ly/3GqL5HP
⚡ Jump Starter/USB Charger: bit.ly/3y4CdVn
⚡ Folding Utensils:bit.ly/3Iwh3UK
⚡ Jetboil:bit.ly/3rNaE1N
⚡ MSR Stove: bit.ly/3dz3rtG
🏍 Beta 500 Dual Sport:
⚡Traverse Dual Sport Saddlebags: bit.ly/336oAtf
⚡Tusk Handguards:bit.ly/3y5g4WM
⚡Tusk Lithium Battery: bit.ly/3DB4Kms
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Thanks for the info!! Can you tell me which rear rack that is that you have....I like the one piece instead of Alt Riders 2 piece. ...and can I buy it through Rocky Mountain ATV??
How tall are you and how’s the seat height ? I’m 5”10 and want to make sure I can touch down
@@unounv
I'm 5''10 as well it will be a 1 foot flat or slightly tippy toe, but with 1 foot down works just fine. Although the 5"7 guys were handling it just fine with the factory lowering link, ill admit it was definitely lower but only by an inch or so and being 5"10 you are right at the prefect height to choose to stay high clearance or go lower
aliou diallo
PROPESIONAL STANDAR ...............
I'm nearly 62 years old, and got my motorcycle license at the age of 18. So I've been riding for close to 44 years. I've taken numerous long distance motorcycle trips in those years. My last one almost 8000 miles, in 20 days.
Along the way, over the years, I've also run across many other older two wheeled travelers, like myself. Crossing the U.S., or at least several states, on a trip with no destination. "Reveling in the bliss of the journey", as we've jokingly quipped. It is always a joy to share the happiness of our experiences, when you run into people at gas stops, campgrounds, and road side restaurants. It feels like running into old friends. People that are also, older two wheeled veterans of the road, out there, "drinking-in their universe". Often times no schedule to keep. No one expecting you to show up at point "B", at a certain time.
In my travels, I'll typically cover 350-500 miles per day. On my last trip I logged one 952 mile day, one 740 mile day, and the rest between 350-500 miles. Among we veterans of the road, that I've conversed with, it seems universally true that we have one thing in common, the appreciation of having a machine, that doesn't unnecessarily fatigue you. The subject often gets around to the noise level of our bikes. Most agree that they've found over the years, that quieter is better.
I ride a 2013 Yamaha FJR1300a. She's my Japanese mistress. My best friend.
I watch a lot of TH-cam videos. Mostly related to motorcycle travel, nomadic/ camping living and such, as well as motorcycle reviews.
Occasionally I notice with younger people giving reviews of ADV motorcycles, and speaking of mods that they recommend, is the tendency to recommend a louder exhaust system. I usually chalk that up to people who seldom do multi-day motorcycle trips, and over a hundred miles a day. It's okay because often times it takes a person quite a while before they figure out the magic combinations of factors and comforts that make their traveling an adventure in bliss. That is to say, "I've had loud pipes"........ now I know better. ON TO BLISS.............
Mine is having my Android Smart phone, with a mini SD card, for music storage. Also my set of Bose Noise canceling ear buds, and an inline amplifier. My earbuds switched on, with my Shoei Air GT helmet in combination with the stock quiet exhaust system, blocks out at least 75% of all the ambient noise. Typically I'll be listening to navigation information with music, or an Audible book of my choice, or a podcast. Sometimes TH-cam videos. The experience of riding and enjoying the smells of the nature around me, the blissful scenery zipping by, while listening to something other than the fatiguing drone of exhaust system noise, is as close to heaven as I'm going to get, in my time on earth.
In 2016, "my 8000 miler", I stopped over night in Bozeman, Montana, on my way to Kalispell. The next morning I woke to rain storms, and showers, that would end up lasting for nearly four hours of my ride. It was about 65 degrees(mid August), in Bozeman, and I wasn't about to stand around for several hours under the hotel car awning, with "car" travelers, waiting on a change of weather to come. I donned my rain suit and temporarily my ball cap, and rode my cycle into the carport to load it. Needless to say, the looks I got spoke volumes......... "A 56 year old man on a motorcycle, getting ready to ride off into a rain shower". They didn't have to say what they were thinking. Myself, enjoying the smell of the ionized summer rain shower.
So.... off I went, listening to an audible book about John Adams, and a British girl in my Waze App. I'd like to think that when I rode into sunny Kalispell, Montana, at 4:30 in the afternoon, and a 78 degree temperature, that the "car people" were still standing under the car port, in Bozeman, waiting on "the love of my life", mother nature, to change her mind. Do you know how great it is to ride through Montana, with Swan Lake on one side of you, and Flathead National Forest on the other side, while listening to john Denver sing Sweet Surrender ? It beats the hell out of exhaust noise.
Well done: excellent story, as I’m close to your age and feel exactly the same way while biking! However; I’m afraid few of the younger generations out there would understand us, lol 😂!
Good Novel😊
I am from St. Ignatius, Montana, just 70 miles or so south of Kalispell. I moved away in late 70's to get more work as an electrician, into the oil fields of Wyoming, a short stint in Tucson, and then 30 years in Elko, NV. I have always wanted to get back to Montana, but married a Colorado girl and so we compromise and live in central Utah. I also have had many motorcycles in my life. I will be 70 this year and have been riding a 2019 Africa Twin Adventure Sports, DCT. I liked the bike for traveling on the road, but not so much for back roads, hills and trails that are so plentiful here, which I love to ride. I have it up for sale right now in Fairview, Utah at Big Pine Sports. At the bidding of my wife, she thinks that I need a smaller bike. I will be going back to a somewhat smaller bike, a Yamaha Tenere 700. I hope you liked Montana, I haven't been up there since 2015, and really look forward to going back and riding some of the beautiful country around there.
Awesome story. One thing I am thinking is that having a louder exhaust might be safer? I’m new to bikes so not really sure but while I’m driving I usually notice bikes by sound first then see them. As being seen by drivers is a problem isn’t being loud a solution?
@@jaredmcentire9007 Hey Jared sorry I'm just replying, I don't recall getting a notification for your reply.
If you ask me, Montana is God's country. I rode out of Bozeman on my way out west, with the plan of going up to Kalispell and Glacier. That morning leaving Bozeman is was pouring rain, and the rain lasted about four hours. By the time I was finally seeing clear skies I was a short distance from Swan Lake. It cleared up and was about 73 degrees, and I don't think I've had a more enjoyable ride as cruising up hwy 83 with Swan Lake on one side and the Flathead National Forest on the other. When I rode into Kalispel in the late afternoon, the town seemed like home brother. Friendly folks, and had a good steak dinner that night..... A great time. Hope your travels are safe and as fun as mine.
The fun thing with T7 is that everyone buys it as a platform and has the money left over to mod it the way they want. No T7 looks like the other. Great vid!
not really, i find 10 and a half thousand Euro quite steep for a bare bone motorcycle, the nicer to look at Rally is over 12000 EUR.
@@kloppskalli the ”Rally” is also only a paintjob with the same accessories as available for all T7. Now the Rally Raid prototype that just showed, THAT is nice.
@@kloppskalli Tuareg 660 is the way to Go :)
I dont know, 10000$, U all look to me rich
@@the.communist even 1000$ is much.
The most refreshing motorcycle in this segment in the last 10, if not 15 years.
Already an icon.
This is one of the coolest T7’s I’ve seen so far! Great mods
Does it have an AC!
I took delivery of my new Tenere 700 in May 2021 without a test ride, and I'm loving it! I can't get enough of the sound, and that's with just the stock exhaust fitted. 😁
found your channel a few months ago. really great reviews! it's amazing how good your recording of your voice is while you are riding. I can hear every word you are saying and it's so clear and clean. no bouncing or bumping noise of your voice in the recording. I can't wait to get my 2023 Tenere 700!
I'm so envious of the trails & tracks you guys seem to have everywhere!! Over here where I am, in the UK, it's hard to find much in the way off road riding.
You have some great roads, and you genuinely seem to enjoy yourself in this episode - it must be the bike 👍
Great vid!!! Can't wait for when you can do a new KLR comparison review, but, my goodness this T7 is my favorite bike right now... Happy for you that you got one.. 👍
Thanks for the great review Ian, happy adventuring!
Thoroughly enjoyed this vid and will greatly appreciate a run down on the various adventure bikes out there in the market with each of their tradeoffs. I’ve only ever ridden street but have steadily been gaining interest in trying my hand out trail exploration and being able to ride the local fire roads. I’ve been keen on the KLX300 dual sport but worried about its ability to ride the freeways to get me to those trails I want to explore. It sounds like this Yamaha is exactly what I would want, giving me that extra juice without going full bore in weight, electronics, and unnecessary power that a full fledged adventure bike would give.
One of the best reviews on this bike I have seen!
Nice Vid! thank you. The heaviest dirt bike I ever owned was a DRZ400. Never felt that bad(heavy), until I bought a KTM450EXC(oh boy). That T7 works so well on those trails...impressive!!
Enjoyed that, good review, looking forward to the others coming up. Thanks.
Finally some one riding this bike how I would ride it! Glad to hear you talk about the suspension and give a realistic opinion.
Most KLR owners asked for better suspension and a sixth gear. A few of us asked for EFI and ABS in addition to a 6th gear and better suspension. I’ve seen very few on the KLR forums ask for more cylinders or a lot more HP.
I have a drz and I love it but I want to do more road riding and long distance riding. Efi would be awesome and defined a 6th gear. The drz does not have enough power for the hills where I live. The 700 seems almost perfect. I think a t900 would be the best but I’m ok with a 700. I was looking at the Africa twin too. It may be the bike h get after the t7
Another great video brother. I’ve had my T7 since April and just completed the COBDR last week on it flawless.. I’ve done plenty of mods to mine as well, new brake pads front and rear made a difference, double take mirrors, and I bought a puig windscreen because I’m 6ft 1in tall and that was another huge change in the wind.. also I’m 200 lbs and changed the rear shock spring to beef up the suspension and get the sag correct. The bike rules. enjoy! it’s a blast.
Best sounding bike I’ve heard with that exhaust love it. And Best looking bike with that graphics kit. 👍🏻😁😎
I totally agree with you I bought my T7 rally edition about six months ago now still loving life from sunny Cyprus. 😎🌞
This is the best review of T7 I’ve ever seen. Beautiful scenery ! What a bike!
Glad you got one and looking forward to hearing more about it
First. Nice, I only have a superbike at the moment but I really want an adv and your channel has been giving me good info on what I need to know! Thanks!
This is a beautiful bike! Thanks for sharing this. I’ve been eyeballing the 300s from the big 4, and I am having one hell of a time choosing. I was sold on the WR250R but they stopped making it and I would like to get new. I’ve watched hundreds of videos and I can’t even start to decide. Keep up the hard work and thanks for sharing your thoughts.
That has to be the best looking and set up Tenéré 700 I've ever seen,love it!
Really enjoyed the video,good work and earned a new sub!
Love from India...been watching your videos since 2 months loved it... African twin ❤️
Great video. I picked up a T7 a month ago and rode the MABDR. It's my first adventure bike and it was my first BDR and the bike was great. It's comfortable and great to ride on twisty roads, the highway, dirt roads, and some two track. Only downside is the fuel tank @ 4.1 gallons which provides about 200 miles of range which isn't great. I was considering waiting for the new rumoured T7 with a larger fuel tank but based on how long it took for Yamaha to release the current T7, along with the current global supply chain issues, you might have to wait 3 more years for that one. I highly recommend anyone thinking about this bike to try it out.
Excellent review of all aspects of the bike and helpful comparisons; thanks!
IMO your spot on with your assessment of the T7. I have over the years had numerous dual sport and adventure bikes from KTM 500's to BMW 1200's and I now have a T7 which I believe is the closest image of a unicorn do it all bike. I rode the first KTM 790 R that was in the country some years ago at KTM days in Phoenix and enjoyed it but it did not have a wow factor with me. From asphalt to wild CO passes mild to moderate single track it puts a smile on my face every-time I get on it. I also, as yourself, believe this is the best sounding bike I have ever owned, I'm not into loud at all it's just got that sound like your going through a tunnel all of the time.
Great initial T7 review. Thank you.
This is one of the best T700 reviews ive watched, Spot on
Great video review & I really appreciate the information!
Your throttle steering thru the corners is how I ride my XR650R…it’s such a blast. The T7 may just be the next addition to the stable :)
Me too
Fantastic review
Excellent notes and insights about the bike plus fantastic audio quality. Your channel keeps getting better!
Much appreciated!
After a test ride at the tourtech event in NH, I want one bad. Probably won't get one forever, but it's a legit bike and I felt at home. Tracking is insane, power is decent, rear brake is soft, front brakes are great, loved seating, truly a great bike! Yes we have always wanted, it's about time!
Keeping simplicity and bang for your buck I think your gonna like it! Enjoy the Adventure!
Great video, great bike and lucky to live close to those amazing trails
Wow ! Congratulations on your new to you awesome looking bike 🏍️ It looks like it did hit the right spot on your collection
Great initial review, Ian! I'm very keen to hear how the T7 compares with the first gen African Twin (I'm cross shopping the two) for adv touring and 50/50 duties. Your comparative analysis, thoroughness and honesty for real world riders is what makes your channel stand out. Keep up the great work. PS Am an ex KLR650 guy.
Go for T7..fresh..
Its good you dont taking all the time. love that sound when drive in gravel roads.Great job you do and love you show how bikes in low revs. Super good this bike.
Fantastic review of the bike! Yours is set up just right in my opinion, hoping I can find one like that.
That was awesome! I am primarily an off-road dirt bike rider and this makes me want to get a T7!
I’m like you Ian. I think I’ve just found my next Bike. I like the Looks, the way it handles, and definitely the New Exhaust. The Power Band looks easy to control. It just seems like what I want. Thanks for the Video. Man I Love the way the Bike Sounds.👍❤️
Thanks again. You've been my go to guy when trying to find the right adventure bike. And in my research I've found out I don't really want an adventure bike. All I really want is a dirt bike that can ride on as little road as possible to get me to the backcountry dirt/gravel roads. "It feels like a big dirt bike, and less like an adventure bike". Exactly what I wanted
I have seen this bike in other colours but your's stands out,love the sound of the exhaust 👌
Excellent first review!
Man, I do love the way it sounds! Nice vid, thanks.
That is one stunning motorcycle , and that sound .. love it !
Honestly one of the best video to talk about this bike, a nice « the pros and cons », the road and the off road give a nice impression !
Keep going and thumbs up from France 🇫🇷 !
Congratulations! Your Yamaha T7 is simply beautiful!
Excellent video. Keep up the good work.
I love how you rode on the dead road and made to appear so simple,my 1 st choice was super tenere 1200, but couldn't get it and I went for GS1200 ,which I enjoy greatly, even though my other bike was Yamaha FJR1300, it's only now I converted to on and off biking and you made it appear so simple, keep it up and I wll forever follow you to get some tipps
Love the graphics. And your'e spot on with that sound. There is some great info on here regarding suspension up grades on MADTV too.
You can tell right away your excitement about the bike. That's what it's all about brother. Motorcycles👍
Nice initial ride review. Yes, many of us don’t want 16 levels of ride and traction control and a TFT screen with 35 different menus to navigate. Yamaha did hit it out of the park with the Tenere 700. I have an MT-07, so I know how good that motor is. The issue for me with getting a T7 is that I think it would be too much overlap to have both the MT-07 and the T7. I’d have to do one or the other and I really love my 2020 MT-07. I’m going to wait a year or so and see what might happen with KTM and the 490 platform and if Suzuki or Kawasaki does something new.
“Keep it long term” that’s what for you Ian, 6 months? LOL. Great review!
Thanks for a great, informative review.
This looks like the perfect bike for me, coming from the ‘06 KLR I’ve been riding for fourteen years.
I bought the new Honda CRF300 Rally for off-road exploring, but this T7 looks like it can handle the trails well, also.
Like you, I think the exhaust could have been hung a bit higher, but, it’s not a deal breaker for me.
Happy Trails
Been watching some of your vids, very informative and fair judgements on the different bikes. Earned your sub :)
Great video. Enjoying it from Costa Rica 🏍🇨🇷. Waiting to see the KLR+Eagle Mike review soon
Thanks Ian, happy adventuring!
Love the sound of that exhaust ! Nice bike you bought
You are spot on about the CP2 T7 engine. It is so tractable that I have been able to start moving in 3rd gear. It has a beautiful power band.
That exhaust sounds very similar to the stock exhaust with the spark arrester removed. I didn't feel the need for an aftermarket one, I just put the spark arrestor back in if I'm doing any real off-road. I LOVE THIS BIKE.
That sound is captivating!
This is one of the coolest T7’s I’ve seen so far! Great
The sound is amazing!
Great video the bike looks incredible sounds awesome too
Oh, great! Now I have to go test ride one. Nice job on the review.
Nice review. I agree with everything you said. I got rid of that exhaust hanger pretty early on.
The graphics are fabulous. Very good review
Really enjoy your content!
Excellent review. Very thoughtful, concise and easy to relate.
thanks
Great review mate
I just lowered my T7 World raid with lowering links, I'm so pleased that I did it, it's really boosted my confidence at low speeds and at standstill, the handling and riding position is the same and the bike feels much lighter and more manageable. I lowered it 40mm on the links and 18mm on the forks, I left the pre load the same but will have the option now to wind it up a bit if I load it up with panniers. The bike now feels great. I'm 6.1" so not short but it's made a huge difference.
Loved this! You are just getting better and better - great riding, cool decal set, nice visuals, great sound/commentary. Awesome content :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Who again makes the graphics kit?
What a beautiful bike , great review thanks 🙏
Love the way you ride that thing, on the street and especially on the dirt. It gave me a good idea of what the bike is really like. I could almost feel it. I have yet to own a bad Yamaha. Good review.
Right on!
nice video mate, love the graphics kit you got on it, looks fantastic!
Man, this is a great review!!!. I like the bike a lot. Now I am riding a BMW 1200 GSA but I love this bike
Just told my wife I’m buying one
She said I’m crazy
No where in there did I hear a no
🤘🤘🤘
I do love the look of this one great compilation of colors
This exactly the kinda bike I’ve been wanting
Great review. Thanks!
Nice looking bike and the decals really set it off
Yes yes I would that bike looks and sounds awesome your enthusiasm was carried over well into the video we will see how long it last in the Big Rock stable!
Fingers crossed!
super sweet looking bike! and it sounds great! by the way really enjoy your honest reviews!
If I wouldn‘t already own one, I would definitely buy one after seeing this video. Love the joy you have riding this bike 👍
Right on!
That bike looks amazing! Good job.
Vos routes et chemins sont un paradis 👍
I am in my 75th day of riding one thru dozens of mountain passes in Europe. It was Touratech’s exhibition bike. Has every Touratech accessory including suspension. I am in love. It has torque everywhere. It dives into turns. I wouldn’t mind a 7th gear for the Autostradas. But it can go 130 km/hr all day as is. Today I went through two really tough passes near Cuneo, Italy. Definitely a hiking road in places. Colle Fauniera and Col d’Esischie where I actually used 1st gear! These passes have cars coming the other way. The bike just goes where you want it to. I am74 years old w a 30” inseam. It was tough in beginning but fine now. I think my hips must be widening like a pregnant woman! I’ve noticed that revving high in 1st gear when I have to go off-road gives me gyroscopic stability even at low speeds where the wheels would not. It’s kind of magical.
What is your audio setup? Nice mix.
Did you take it off road? Drop it? Then you will find 200+kg is a lot
@@mangomears1 yes I dropped it. Several times. I needed help just to get out from under it! My foot got caught each time. I need better boots.
The black and red looks awesome.
1 Great video/review. 2. graphics on that bike are awesome. love it. 3. Did the original owner do any suspension mods at all? normally when an owner has taken the time to modify the exhaust, and do a tune, they'd have done the suspension first. I don't think any reviewers have criticized the power, just the suspension, so that's normally the first mod. But to each his own. Definitely a nice bike. looking forward to more reviews/rides.
Yamaha nailed it for many ADV riders who want a good bike for street (including highway cruising) as well as off road. The most common observation is "like a big dirt bike". That's what a large segment of the market was wanting. I don't like highway riding. Not my idea of "adventure", so the T7 is a bit large for me. I wish they made a 400-500cc version with a large rear rack and large fuel tank, as a proper ADV bike should have.
Some Australians have made some mods including suspension upgrades and are doing serious offroad riding with their T7s.
Honda CB500X with rally raid kit.
Always another bike to be all excited about and this is one of those! Looking in my crystal ball I can see one of these in the garage in the near future. The only concern I have is the way the exhaust mount is so vulnerable. If a hit can damage the frame beyond repair that is extremely concerning in my view. I mean let's face it, anyone can have drop. So if and when I do buy one that's gonna be very high on my list of Mods. Otherwise so far I don't see anything that would make me feel like I couldn't hop one of these and really ride it almost anywhere. BTW thx for taking the time to revue this bike. Every little bit of info is good info...
you're bike is looking ultimate !
god that T7 looks sooooo amazing congrats man
Your quote "Just buy one" - that's the attitude 😀But indeed, my T7 is an amazing bike! I'm waiting till Honda release their 750 TransAlp 2023! Cheers, H
My dreams motorcycle.You did a GREAT JOB.Thanks for sharing with us.
God bless you
Thanks for the review. Looks like an awesome bike. Just the right amount of power, simple electronics and lighter weight. Back in the 80's I had a Honda Hawk 450. I put knobby tires on it, longer shocks in back, and mounted a plastic fender in front. This was awesome for winter riding around town, and lots of fun on logging roads in summer. I even gave a few cars a boost when they left their lights on or something. Cheers from Canada :-)
Glad to Jesse's bike went to a good home! Congrats!
Hi Ian, great video. Have a look on what Pol Tarres does with this T7, that's crazy !
Great first impressions video Ian. Have you seen the T 7 Camel ADV high exhaust kit installation on @SwankyCat? I think that Yoshimura can would tuck-up quite nicely for you. Beautiful bike! Congratulations 🌟