Show us your Ténéré 700 offroad

those are way too big...

I saw this hill climb opportunity today while out roaming through a state forest on a 200 mile loop and had to take advantage of it.



See the T7 up there on top? A couple more pics below for perspective, although the last one looking down loses all depth perception.




The T7 is just a tractor, and strolled right up to the top where I took a water break. The surface was loose rock/shale, soft from yesterday's torrential rain, and I really expected to be dealing with some wheel spin but the (well worn, with 3,200 miles on them now) AX41 tires continue to impress including while crossing at an angle during the descent.

At another stop:

I have HEED Bunker bars, Andy has... SW Motech I think?

Good ride in the Rio Puerco this morning. Warm already but still good conditions from the rain even though the mud is all gone

Thought @KL_ARRR water crossing picture was pretty awesome. So decided to head out this morning and grab the same sort of shot. Although his crossing looks a tad bit deeper

Your photo is great @HooliganR6! It was definitely deeper than I was expecting, and I lose style points for dabbing on the exit of the creek!

A beautiful day riding with my cousin on a chunk of the MABDR through several PA state forests.

Where was this pic taken?

It was taken on MABDR section 7, at the first/highest overlook in Bald Eagle State Forest before the expert section descent to Poe Paddy State Park.

very nice....thanks

On the way back down she started to rattle a bit - thought it was just the cluster bobble, but it turned out to be the top triple nut backing almost all the way out. Check those nuts fellas.

Thank you, road grader.

Well… Saturday morning could have gone a bit better, but we had to try the climb

3 days, 525 miles, a few passes, jumps, rocks, water crossings, mud, rain, rocks, curves, and the unicorn pinwheeled squirt gun singing bandit.

First time off road on the tenere,Rudland Rigg in North Yorkshire UK