Tenere 700: My 2021 Yamaha Tenere 700 Build

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 My 2021 Yamaha Tenere 700 Build

The build began upon arrival of the bike in Aug 2020, as amongst the 2nd Candadian deliveries before the USA got theirs, with limited availablility of aftermarket accessories & performance parts, resulting in many customized tweaks designed to improve on & off-road performance, comfort & refinement. It has been a rewarding & meticulous on-going process culminating in a somewhat unique comprehensive  customization & tweaking of the T7 & it's capabilities.


Performance



Wind Management, Ergos, Comfort
  


Electrical
  


Protection


Misc

Luggage
  
  
  

Tenere 700 Specific Tools & Parts

Emergency SOS Satelite Communicator & Medical Kit
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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