Lord Huron - The Night We Met

Avalanche Lake

Appreciate it for sure!

We had 0 issues. I had I believe a 10 or 12 inch risers hitch.

Ive got crash bars and motor tractionator tires that I like alot. Eventually will get bark busters

@@JamesVonwiegen Excellent, ride safe!!

I plan on doing the tail tidy was the temperature starts to warm up and I start to ride more often. The exhaust hasn't been a huge deal for me and have dropped the bike 10+ times. I will eventually grab one but they all seem overpriced to me.

I second the HP corse and tail tidy. I got a full header back exhaust from them and I think it shed about 15 lbs off the bike, sounds and looks way better. Think it cost a total of 850$ or so so pretty fair priced for a nice piece of Italian craftsmanship.

I did consider it, but I thought it was uglier and I know there are Yamaha parts and dealers everywhere. But it could easily be argued the Tuareg is a better bike imo. It was filmed in Cloudcroft NM and also Buena Vista CO. The thumbnail is outside of Moab Utah, so alot of places!

@@JamesVonwiegen beautiful! I’d love to be near there. Yeah the look of the Tuareg is my least favorite part and the only reason I question buying a Tenere over the Tuareg. Dealer network would matter to me if I didn’t have the ability to do maintenance myself and I enjoy doing it and not spending so much money at the dealer

Come on...get real....A Tuareg vs a T7 for this type of "gloveless" rider is pointless comparison. Tuareg less reliable, more expensive, no dealers, did I say less reliable? When did the idea of being stranded on a bike that stopped working for some odd reason become so unimportant. Yamaha has earned the reputation with the Tenere 700 as being one of the most reliable bikes for many reasons....Anyhow......whatever....he bought a T7...its a little late now don't you think? LIke he is going to take it back and trade it in for a Tuareg magically at the dealer that doesn't exist....goodness me. Does it look like he is Italy, or sound like it? NO. Aprillia has no presence in North America....Yamaha does......

@@davidcolinfisher1034 back your bull on the Tuareg 660 being unreliable or the 660 in general being unreliable in the last few years. The Tuareg is plenty reliable and there are plenty of user reports to prove that. Sure, it’s not going to touch Yamahas reputation but that’s not a realistic goal in the near future anyways. You sure get wound up real easy. People can have conversations on the internet for the sake of having conversations. I forgot to attach a trigger warning for your kind so for that I apologize.

Ya it does seem weird that some riders don't get that most basic, of basic rules. My mommy taught me to always wear gloves when I was a small child....It is a lack of understanding of the consequences of "not" wearing gloves, and the lack of understanding of "grip" etc. Ya very strange behavior out there, glad I am not the only one pointing it out on motorcycle videos...usually videos involving crashes....

I would like to eventually, just not my top priority right now.

Why? you run the risk of causing problems, particularly if its a "cheap" one as you suggest, and the performance change would be marginal with just an "exhaust". High end headers, and mufflers...or nothing. bad advice mate.

@@JamesVonwiegen You have to ask yourself...why...why even eventually...whats the point...looks, weight. This is more or less a marketing scam by the manufacturers....Nothing wrong with the system in place....many better places to put your money...like a good helmet...."AND SOME GLOVES".

I originally wanted the Norden 901 but leaned towards the T7 after they released it.

@@JamesVonwiegen yeah I watched the video..

Thanks mate, that's the basic essentials I plan on doing myself! Dont want to go crazy... but well see!

I love everything about the T7, only obstacle for me is how top heavy it is and im a shorter rider myself. Other than that great bike, much better than my klr!

I plan on doing the small LED turn signals front and back and also do a tail tiddy. I agree these huge orange lights look dumb and bounce around so much!

Thanks mate, hoping to have some fun trips this summer!

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!

No SRW on all brands is way over 15,000lbs. My trucks tow capacity is 20,000lbs. CCC is 4,400. Rear axle payload is 3,750lbs.

Copper CO

Passed about 20 people drowning lol

@@JamesVonwiegen 😂😂😂😂😂

Stick Season - Noah

The road isn’t great but yes I would take a small trailer down there by going slow. There was some larger 5th wheels a few miles in. Aslong as it’s a small trailer or good suspension. If not there plenty of spots early into the road.

Hard but insanely fun!

Copper CO!

@@JamesVonwiegenone of my fav mountains. Hope the hype lived up to your experience because pow is awesome

Yup me too this was my first ever time, slowly getting used to it!

yea it usually does it for everyone at first its a totally diffrent skiing but its nicer at the end when you get used to it, you are supposed to lean backwards basicly sitting to properly float over the snow with thick skis

I tried my best lol! Waiting for a good dumping here in CO to get out again!

Get the skies together and lean back​@@JamesVonwiegen

I have not, and I had now done solar to 3+ campers with the same method.

I did not change anything. I had no issues, but I used this setup for maybe 6 months before I sold and had no issues.