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spen 07-05-12 19:32

What to look for
 
I"m thinking of selling my 660x to buy a Tenere ,what should i look out for when buying a second one ? thanks

Chris1811 07-05-12 20:02

Making sure its a proper colour!!!

http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/w...s/IMAG0656.jpg

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spookyad 07-05-12 20:24

Get it cheaper with rusty spokes.

tacomodo 07-05-12 22:23

After reading this forum for quite a while now I can't really think of any glaring faults to look for. It's keithblade said, it's a pretty rugged bike.

I guess look for the usual stuff like worn sprockets/chain, dented rims, scratches, a service manual with stamps in it - that sort of stuff.

The regulator rectifier is the only thing that sticks out on the older bikes, but even that is probably sorted by now

Good luck :)

Pleiades 07-05-12 23:03

As above really, plus look out for possible saggy shocks on 10K+ bikes. However, I'd add that none of the points mentioned should stop you from buying a machine, they are all (even the rec/reg) fairly simple to put right - just make sure you factor it into the price you offer.

:smilies0944: hunting down a good 'un.

spen 08-05-12 00:30

Thanks , I know all the obvious things to look for just wanted to hear of any hidden dangers,will let you know when i get sorted

spen 08-05-12 13:11

As i have owned 2 of the early 660 x models can i assume the fueling issues have been sorted for the tenere ?

uberthumper 08-05-12 17:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 172544)
As above really, plus look out for possible saggy shocks on 10K+ bikes.

This is the only thing really. To the extent that if you offered me a bike with 20,000 miles on and a box-fresh aftermarket shock, it would probably be a better buy than one with half the mileage and the OE shock.


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