Yamaha Ténéré 700 vs. KTM 790 Adventure Long-Term Owner Review (ft. Sam YG) | Beyond The Ride
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- For our next MotoDeal long term review, we have Sam YG as a guest with his very own KTM 790 Adventure. Joining his bike is Jinno's Yamaha Ténéré 700. These two parallel-twin middleweight adventure bikes are top picks but they're as different as can be. Find out what both Jinno and Sam have to say about their machines on this special episode of Beyond the Ride.
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"Jacks Cool". I died, Please make more episode like this.
Hoy panglayas mos Pinas mga Amerikanong hilaw man diay mo
This is a nice format. It gives a lot of information about the machines that you normally don't realize unless you've owned and lived with them for quite a while. Things that you won't normally get from reading the spec sheet and doing a short term review/impression video. Hoping for more similar content such as this.
What I love is even though you’ll talking youls own language at least you’ll mixing with English so I still found it informative. Nice one 👌🏽the Yamaha is serious business off-road.😬🙃
Not sure about parts being readily available for KTM as mentioned by Sam YG. I had to wait 3-4 months for parts needing replacement for my duke 390 due to an accident, this was last 2020. KTM BGC said, yes, bikes get assembled locally but there are no spares. parts I needed were mostly rear parts (swing arm, axles, etc.)
Same here
Totally depends if they are fast or slow moving part. If you break a swing arm event Honda or Kawasaki will not readily have that. But in general, headlights, fuel hose, engine parts, I never had issues. I have several KTMs never had problems with parts. 3rd parties like Andres also has most parts.
Copy that KTM dealers in PH are useless, shame as the bikes are top notch
Yeah nice content relates so much.. hahaha.. like if you're not a millionaire.. buying a 1.8 mil. Bmw gs.. og course. Ur not using that for a a weekend adventure drive. Hahaha
Can you put 21" front ktm 790?
The rally version has 21 in the front
The T7 and the 790 are very capable playing with the fast superbikes in sierra madre twisties
Nice content. Can you review the honda xadv 750
I have a 790 Adventure and I took it offroad many times and did use it for training in KTM’s Riders Academy, I already dropped the bike twice and I only managed to scratch the hand guard. The 790 Adventure is also fast and easy to ride in traffic. The best thing is also you can ride it alone and not worry that you won’t be able to lift it.
Jack's Cool !!! 😂😂😂, T7 is 🔥🔥🔥KTM is 💯
Do you recommend purchasing either bike in the States and shipping it to the Philippines, or purchasing these in the Philippines?
Just get it in the Philippines…. Tax will be insane if you ship it in
I haven't finished yet the video, but puta ganda nito!
Please review the triumph t120 sir Jinno! Thanks 😃
Is that an Africa Twin and maybe a GS on the back?
A great video review for my bike of choice it help me a lot what will choose
Present Sir 🙋
#JacksCool
Multistrada is so heavy 😂 weight will wear you out 😮💨🥵
Try finding a power rate ratio will make you happy 😊
Where did you get the top case and plate?
I couldn't make it out in the video, but I want to get one!
Motorcycle manufacturers must loose a lot of customers due to bike seats being to high. Great content guys
I would like to see review of new 2022 T7 world raid
Do you even off-road that t7
Link ng box please
Mas maganda lazada
The Tenere is 100lbs (35kg) more & has a 21" front tire. The KTM is light & has 17's (but these look larger)...good offroad if not wet. The 17's make all the difference.
I have a 790 Adventure and the front wheel is 21 inch and 18 inch rear. 17 inch is too small for an adventure bike.
Also the Tenere is lighter than the 790 adventure @204kg wet
@@LanceLumbanPHI 17's work fine
@@Ken-yp1dg That’s not the point. What I am saying is KTM 790 adventure has an 18 inch rear tire and not 17. If 17s work better, explain that to the engineers that made it why they decided to install 18 vs 17.
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