Yamaha XT1200Z SuperTénéré owners: Show Us Your Bikes!

I also found it to be rock solid at 200 kph

That pic is on earth?
That is just incredible.

MPH. With power applied while on our wonderfully smooth (NOT!) Toll roads up here in Tohoku region of Japan.

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Muddysoles posts some good ones.

.. well it is an incredible country. Unlike any other place in the Middle East.

cheers mate!

Was that taken just recently

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That's all folks...

if you look closely that super tenere is smiling

How do you like your muffin-top bags? How did you mount them to the SW-Motech racks?

T

Finally did it. I'm finally apart of the "cool kids club" as I picked up a Raven S10 today. Pics are pending once I get the bike in front of some worthy backgrounds.

Little heartbroken after letting the Vee go. I lived off that bike for a few months while traveling tens of thousands of miles. I guess if you're with something for a significant amount of time as it carries you around, you grow attached to it.

Congrats

Same here, wasn't easy to let the old Vee go, but going to a good home instead of sitting in the shed corroding was a better option. I wasn't riding it anymore.

The S10 just solved all the first world problems I had with the Vee.

If you promise to treat the S10 the same way you describe you Vee, "live off it for months while traveling tens of thousands of miles", you will be posting in this thread how attached you have become to it too.

This bike has served up more adventure to me in 2 years than I could have imagined. It didn't erase a lifetime of previous bike memories, but it trumped them all. It is so "capable". Far more than I predicted.

Congrats!

They are the proverbial reliable rocks, both in function and ruggedness. Here's the SW-Motech rack bolted to a box. I just undo the 4 quick release fasteners to take off the bike. On each side of the aluminum is a fender washer and I used stainless fiber locking nuts.



Never had a leak, either.

Bob

Here is some pics of the Super Tenere with the new Zega Pro in her element with my friend's Triumph Tiger Explorer!!!

Space Traveler--

Very nice pics!!

Nice comparison photo with the Triumph, I like the way that the Super Ténéré looks like a big dirt bike whereas the Triumph looks like a road bike with far too much of it hunched over the front wheel. (IMO It also looks like a BMW).

Micano set VS Italian Dakar design philosophies.

Notice how high the exhaust headers sit on the Triumph. The head is way up there.

No wonder it's a bit Toppy. Allegedly. Never to be mentioned in a triumph forum of course.

I feel your pain...spring just doesn't want to come it seems....I don't feel as bad as we have no where near that much snow.