Tenere 700: My 2021 Yamaha Tenere 700 Build

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 My 2021 Yamaha Tenere 700 Build

Total Build Costs $12,984 Canadian (includes consumables currently installed)


Performance - $2,518 Canadian





Suspension & Tires - $2,992 Canadian


Wind Management, Ergos, Comfort - $1,514 Canadian
  
  

Electrical - $1,194 Canadian
  


Protection - $870 Canadian


Misc - $1,054 Canadian


Luggage - $2,052 Canadian
  
  

Tenere 700 Specific Tools & Parts - $540 Canadian

Emergency SOS Satelite Communicator & Medical Kit - $250 Canadian
Fluids, Chemicals, Grease
  • Oil: 15W/50 Yamaha Fully Synthetic, Maxima Extra4 15W/50, Motul 300V 15W/50 & Motul 7100 15W/50 Triple Ester Fully Synthetic
  • Brake Fluid: ATE Typ 200 Dot 4
  • Coolant: Maxima Coolanol High Performance Coolant & Redline WaterWetter Super Coolant
  • Fork Oil: 5w & 2.5w Motorex Racing Fork Oil
  • Shock Oil: 3w Blud Pro Series Synthetic Shock Fluid
  • Maxima Electrical Contact Cleaner
  • Maxima SC1 High Gloss Coating
  • Maxima Waterproof Grease
  • Ipone 6 in 1 Lubricant
  • Motorex Adventer Chain Lube
  • Permatex Blue & Red Thread Locker
  • Permatex Dialectric Grease
  • Redline SI-1 Complete Fuel System Cleaner
OEM Parts removed from bike
  • Clutch & brake levers
  • Handlebar weights
  • Tail/fender assembly
  • Air filter
  • Turn signals & flasher
  • Muffler & mounting hardware for hanging frame mount
  • Side deflectors
  • Plastic hand guards
  • Skid plate
  • Rider seat foam
  • Rear brake pedal assembly
  • Cut down oem windscreen
  • 15 tooth rubber cushioned sprocket w/6,900 km
  • Side stand spring
  • Passenger pegs, aluminum mounting brackets & bolts
  • front & rear tubes (stored on bike as spares)
  • Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR front & rear tires - sold

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