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       Yamaha Tenere Experience - Wales
        
       He's a video of my recent trip to Wales visiting the Yamaha Tenere Experience
        If you've never taken your Tenere (or any other bike) off-road, highly recommend this. | 
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       I've ridden with the Jones' a few times over the years and recognise a fair bit of your video. Looks like good Tenere land and notice you had a quick lie down and a rest @ 20:30!!
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 As a hint, Bikes do tend to go anywhere when you've knocked them into neutral :eusa_doh: | 
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       good stuff :bravo:
        ive done the Ten experience too, loved it. hoping to do it again but on my own Ten this time. | 
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       Are those trails regular by-ways accessible to the public or is it closed to organised events only?
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 You could always come out with me and is much cheaper | 
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       Good effort. Nice to see the bike being used for what it was designed for. I 'found' neutral a few times when I first purchased mine in 09 and took it off road. In fact I dropped it with 23 miles on the clock in similar circumstances! I then raised the gear peddle a notch which solved this problem, for me at least. It helped me get my foot correctly positioned in off road boots when standing. Thanks for the post.
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 Is this an easy mod to do? Don't think it'll be so much of a problem on the road as I'd tend to ride with my toes on the pegs as opposed to the insole but would be good to know. Thanks | 
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       You'll need more space between foot peg and lever with Motox boots.
        Simply remove the lever and move up a spline and re-tighten. | 
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