Yamaha Tenere 700 | 10k km Review With All the Details

If I had to sum up my Yamaha Tenere 700 review after almost 1 year and 10,000km, it would be this: The Tenere 700 is wholeheartedly an adventure bike.. It's not a dirt bike. In this long term Yamaha Tenere 700 review, I’m breaking down the real world pros and cons of owning one of the most talked about adventure bikes on the market. From backroads in British Columbia to off road riding and longer highway days, this is what the Yamaha T7 is really like to live with. The Yamaha Tenere 700 does a lot right. It’s known for being reliable, simple, and incredibly capable off road. The CP2 engine has strong torque, the bike feels planted in rough terrain, and it’s one of the most affordable adventure motorcycles in its class. The T7 is often considered one of the best ADV bikes for riders who want a true dual sport feel in a larger platform. But this Yamaha Tenere 700 review isn’t all positive. After 10,000km, there are definitely things that stand out, and not always in a good way. This isn’t a spec sheet breakdown. This is a real-world Yamaha T7 review from a weekend rider who actually uses the bike for adventure riding, off-road exploring, and motocamping. If you’re thinking about buying a Yamaha Tenere 700, or you already own one and want to see how it holds up long term, this video will give you a honest perspective. If you enjoy real world ADV riding content, motocamping, and backroad adventures in BC, hit subscribe 🤘 Chapters: Intro:0:00 Pros:0:30 Cons:4:15 Mods:8:06 Thoughts:10:51