People are still allowed to sell the older versions but manufacturers are not allowed to produce new models that are not compliant.

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Now have a 2017 S1000XR Sport SE

2006 XT660X - Cat D write off due to someone pulling out on me - Pipewerx carbon fibre exhausts - Snorkel removed and airbox drilled - DNA stage 1 + 2 air filters - Kevs fuel controller mod - Scottoiler V system - Oxford heated grips - HEL braided brake hoses - Wilbers 540 rear shock - Brembo brake pads - AFAM chain and sprockets - Michelin Pilot Street Radial's - Denali DX Xtreme dual intensity spotlights

Must have been in production as long as the Tenere!

Wow they dont sell them in the UK, that is the exact same bike they started producing in 92! The only ones you can get here were literally made then, no new ones. In fact if they did I would have brought one instead of the XT but I could not find any for a decent price and didnt fancy a kick start only big single. Glad I got my XTX in the end though.

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Now have a 2017 S1000XR Sport SE

2006 XT660X - Cat D write off due to someone pulling out on me - Pipewerx carbon fibre exhausts - Snorkel removed and airbox drilled - DNA stage 1 + 2 air filters - Kevs fuel controller mod - Scottoiler V system - Oxford heated grips - HEL braided brake hoses - Wilbers 540 rear shock - Brembo brake pads - AFAM chain and sprockets - Michelin Pilot Street Radial's - Denali DX Xtreme dual intensity spotlights

Australian's are still able to enjoy the more reliable than your Labrador Suzuki DR650SE off the showroom floor too.

I recently spoke with the owner of my local Yamaha / Ktm Dealership and he mentioned that he does not expect to see the new Tenere replacement in Australia until around 2019 due to production issues and red tape and Yamaha also has plenty of 2016 models in inventory available before then.

The production version will also not look like the T7 that has been seen rolling around.