Between ages of 35 to 50 I've had all the big boy toys. Retired at 51 and emigrated to a country of mountains, tracks and trails and 35C sun. I bought this Tenere at the time and have kept it 9 years and 110,000kms, 20 percent off road...It's been an absolute 'Landrover' of a bike and I'll never sell it. I'll die before it does.....

Have a 2010 XT660Z as well. Currently has 82k on it and still going strong.

I love mine.. Ive had it for 4 years and put 30000 klm on it.. The XT660Z is down in power and needs a 6th gear but other than that it feels like an old friend that never lets me down.. really struggling to justify moving it on. Thanks for the video. Hopefully in another 20 years its looked on as a classic.

Great to see the Tenere out and about! The new Tenere World Raid has a big fuel tank, BUT… your Tenere is a keeper. I wouldn’t part with it if it were mine.

I just finished watching your video on the opposite side of the globe in the Netherlands. That was a great relaxing and informative 25 minute video I must say! Although I do feel an irresistible urge now to get an XT660Z and head to Australia, which is quite the endeavor.

Glad to see you’re out enjoying a beautiful day down under. Whether you’re on 2 or 3 wheels, it’s just the best. I will be receiving my Ural Gear Up soon & am looking forward to my first adventure on 3 wheels. Hope to always have 2 wheels also. Ride to eat (pie) !! How about some more adventures with Buddy ? Thanks.

Good musings, enjoyed listening while servicing DRz carb. Some of my family say "why spend so much on a bigger tank", plans sometimes go astray. Cheers

I have a 660 it is my 5th tenere, 2 first models,2 1200,s and the 660, I love it, it is such a old tractor,not much power but that’s ok, I also had a ural the wife and I rode it around aus, did 19000 k,s absolutely loved it but it was just to unreliable, but the new model fixed all the problems I had with mine, thanks for the video.

Now i am convinced i have to by me a Tenere 660. 😊👍🏻 I like the simplicity, the looks and the sound. The newer adventure bikes tends to have to much technology and computer stuff. And seems very hard to service, change plugs and filter etc.

Great bike, love mine but it's just too heavy for me to go off and do the exploring i want to do, I can barely pick the damn thing up alone on a good day!

i had a bmw f650 last big adv bike in the end it was a bit quick for dirt roads i ride on because critters roos emus etc so i sold it and bought a 230 green bike''kawasaki'' i enjoy just todeling about at 70-80 kph dirt roads my ranger is coming in a few days

Esta bike é sensacional sem muita tecnologia más tem muita resistência em qualquer terreno parabéns.

Interesting view about the tank. For me it is too big, and do t need a range of 500 km and it makes the bike heavy. I often dont top it up. Love everything except the weight and have started stripping if every bit I can to see if it will feels lighter. Great video!

Hey mate... I have recently got myself a xt660z Tenere...There is some vibration in the handle bars and foot pegs..is that normal...?

11:45 14:45 is that socket and t-bar supposed to be there?

Hi ! Thanks for the videowith the XTZ 660. I want to buy this bike for my firt bike and to travel a bit 50% road and 50% off road. With all the time you spend with, what modification you think I must have to made ? Thanks

14.46 wots that tool attached near the bash plate?

I have new tenere 700, its not worth the price... Creep suspension, small tank, top havy, slipon mounting and rear frame with susceptibility on bending, hard to repair, no handles on rear. Everything cheap and nothing special. I would no buy it again. Very expensive and everythig you have to upgrade like suspension. Never again yamaha bike, shame on you fake enginers. Give me back money for that fake suspension! What i can do on that offroad bike? Ride to candyshop?