Yamaha XT1200Z SuperTénéré owners: Show Us Your Bikes!

Discussion in 'Japanese polycylindered adventure bikes' started by AndreiZ, Jun 21, 2010.

  1. pluric

    pluric Gimpy Adventurer

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    You sure it's a Ural?
  2. Space Traveler

    Space Traveler explorer

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    Would love to see more !!!
  3. okiegtrider

    okiegtrider Long timer

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    :D no doubt about it. LOL
  4. ~TABASCO~

    ~TABASCO~ Been here awhile

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    Look'en GOOD ! Ya need to get some K60's on that sucker !
  5. muddysoles

    muddysoles Been here awhile

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    Yes. I think this one was the result of 5 bracketed shots. Thank you!
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    muddysoles Been here awhile

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    thank you! Waiting to collect enough coins to order a skid plate and some crash protection from Jaxon. Will explore more and I guess click more post that.:nod
  7. Space Traveler

    Space Traveler explorer

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    I don't know if you had a chance to try other Tenere, but I am pretty sure the Grey is the new fastest S10 :deal


    Can't wait to see more! :wink:
  8. AlsoRan

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    "Yer goin' to need a bigger boat!" It looks like 200 Hp at the motor and 20 at the rear wheels. Could it be because it's a black SUV? :lol3
  9. pluric

    pluric Gimpy Adventurer

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    Nope. 50 shades of grey.:wink:
  10. White Tenere

    White Tenere 49 years on two wheels

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    There on next month's list...
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    wolfmanluggage Long timer Super Supporter

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    My S-10 with our New Rocky Mountain Saddle Bags, with Small Rolie and Fuel Bottle. Expedition Duffel, Renegade Duffel, and Large Expedition Tank Bag.
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    Now you're ready to go to the end of the world!! :clap
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    wolfmanluggage Long timer Super Supporter

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  14. pluric

    pluric Gimpy Adventurer

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    Anything Wolfman I've ever purchased has been very durable! Good stuff, keep it up please.
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    Ze_zaskar Been here awhile

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    If Yamaha was as smart as BMW in terms of marketing, the stock S10 would look a lot more like that
  16. Duane1969

    Duane1969 Been here awhile

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    I have been out of riding for a while due to finances or lack there of. But............I am now looking at getting one of these new Yamahas. My last bike was a 2010 BMW 1200 GS Adventure but I REALLY like this new Yamaha. This may not be the thread so please feel free to redirect me but I was wanting to know how you guys like the new bike. How does it handle and compare to the competition. Any issues to be aware of and etc.............

    Thank you...................these things are BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
  17. Dallara

    Dallara Creaks When Walks...

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    This should get you started... Work backward from the last page.

    http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?p=20672958#post20672958

    And don't forget the dedicated Yamaha Super Tenere web forum. ADVrider frowns on posting links to it here, but maybe this will help get you there... :D

    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yamaha+super+tenere+forum

    Enjoy!

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  18. GrahamD

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    Hi Duane,

    Just pop over to the YAMAHA SUPER TENERE big thread for that. When you have one post the pics here...

    but the simple answers are.

    1) It is pretty well bullet proof, although that's just conjecture as no one has had any reason to shoot one yet.
    2) It is a proper all road bike not a jacked up street bike so it has a different set of compromises than more HP faster lap times etc.
    3) Every time I get on mine I appreciate what it does. It will be with me for a while. If YAMAHA release an XT900z that may change but it may not.
    4) I am not a bike swapper or a YAMAHA fan boy...well maybe this bike has made me a bit of a fan boy.
  19. twinrider

    twinrider Pass the catnip

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    Duane, the S10's CoG is very low so the bike feels very light lifting it off the side stand and very nimble once rolling. Handles great and is comfortable over long distances. I rode a friend's GSA back to back with my S10 and at parking lot pace and during u-turns the Yamaha feels much lighter and more manageable. Next I rode another friends standard 12GS, felt very similar to the Yamaha.

    No mechanical issues to be aware of as far as I know other than some headlight harnesses overheating on the earlier bikes but I believe this has been addressed. I know Yamaha that replaced it free of charge on my First Edition.

    Yamaha put power restrictions on the first 3 gears in both touring and sport mode. These can be eliminated with an ECU reflash, or simply by placing a jumper in the clutch wire. I did the latter and the bike runs great. Plenty of information about this and everything else at the dedicated S10 forum.
  20. Duane1969

    Duane1969 Been here awhile

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    WOW..............thank you for the link to the S10 forum!!!!! AND your input..............I really appreciate it!!! :1drink:D