Tenere 700 Off Road Adventures - Episode 2 - Peak District (Again!)
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2020
- Yamaha Tenere 700 Off Road Adventure in the Peak District featuring Steve on his Honda CRF250L.
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All routes taken were sign posted as Byways at the time of recording.
Once again, this video is not made for kids and contains swearing. LOTS of swearing.
Great trip out. You did really well. Thanks for sharing with us
Fantastic bike, and a fantastic video! I really enjoy your motorvlogs. Thank you for uploading! Have a nice ride!
Well done. Don't feel bad about not talking, it just ends up with you talking about being sorry and you keeping in mind that you don't talk is another distraction for you. Just ride and then comment after it's no problem. Plenty of people in the world talk too much and i would rather watch you ride and laughing.
Loved the vid thx!!! For a beginner you did fine, could use more gas but you rode at a speed you were comfortable with and knew what target fixation is. Great job !!!
Great stuff...shows what the Tenere can do!!, and the camera never shows just how deep those ruts are!! Cheers, Steve
It was a great day out, i got these routes from my local TRF as i was trasining for the Gibraltar race last year, i did them on a XT660Z with a load of kit on, Jon did really well as he is a beginner i think it was a great way to show him what he can do with his new toy, I am in no way a pro at this and have only been riding off road for about 4 years myself, But i do think it shows that you have to get fit to do this sort of thing, we only did about half of the routes i have for this area on this day but we had to stop as it was getting dark but as the days get longer we can go out again and do some more :) keep it up mate and we will have you out there doing the Gibraltar Race in a couple of years lol
Fantastic video mate!👍 I'm still saving for my T700. I hope this summer I will join you 💪🤭😉
So I've got a CRF but quite like the idea of a T7. I'm impressed with the way you handle it while getting to know it. Nice vide set up. Thanks for not covering it with music!
It's always a good idea to have the smallest bike when somebody is showing you how to off road lol.
Bloody good on yeh for doing those muddy steep sections on a T7 without dropping it 👍.
Loved this video! Could even see you made some significant progress in the video. I know how deceiving the cameras are about the size of those ruts ;)
Great ride without crush.....I was worried at the beginning....Usually first crashes happen at the beginning when you thing you know and get too cocky .....
Great ride and following instructions from more experienced ....fastest way to learn.
Congrats .....and safe ride .....
Looked absolutely great fun that. You did good not to come off in that mud.
Enjoyed that, nice one.
That was fantastic fun to watch, what a laugh 👌
First, nice job on the muddy roads! Second, I’m very jealous! I’m hoping to get one of the first T7’s in the US, maybe around May-June...?!
Excellent, i enjoyed that.
After seeing this film, I really look forward to bring my T700 out of winter storage. Nice film! ....however I must agree with @Oyley Hands below. That family you passed 17:20 would probably be much more impressed by you slowing down. That kind of driving combined with loud exhausts really pisses landowners, horse riders and pedestrians of to my experience. Enough of me complaining :) I liked your film and I hope to see more film from you!
Good video!
Great effort mate 👍🏽
Instructor was crushing it on that 250L !
He's a beast!
@@RegularJon you also smashed it, great riding on the T7.. I'd like to get one myself and do some off-road riding. Only ever rode sportsbikes on the road, except for a few little fireroads on a supermoto
@@slakk5093 do it! You will absolutely love it!
Obviously I never watched it all but that was very entertaining.
superb!!!!
Sometimes you don't need to talk to tell us how much shit and fun you are in lol...
Few sketchy moments there but you pulled it thru!
nice vid looks like you boys had fun! can't help wonder how much of that ride was spent with the grip of impending DOOM!! around those hand grips lol
I can assure you that all of it was spent like that! 🤣🤣
@@RegularJon remind me never to shake your hand those bad boys will have a vice like grip after all that off road shenanigans lol
a tip: up until impacts are too dangerous for your rim, speed is always your friend in offroading. combine speed with not tight hands on the bars and you will find a safer and more relaxing ride. keep ridding!
Wondered how long it would take you to turn the ABS off, was half expecting it to be just after you shot down a hill at breakneck speed and crash spectacularly lol !
Fun !
Loved watching this! We'll be traveling to the Peak District in May. Where do we find these roads? Are they easy to spot when you ride through the district? Or do you have to know where they are?
Most of the lanes are signposted but local knowledge is king, your best luck is finding somebody willing to show you where the lesser known spots while you are out and about although most of the longer lanes seem to be around ladybower
Well that looked superb fun! I am hoping to get back to biking and find the Tenere interesting... Quick question m8, you referred to yourself as unfit and a touch "heavy", I am 6 foot ish and just over 16 stone, how heavy are you? I am trying to get a handle on ergos... I have watched a few of your vids now and like your style/delivery, subbed. All best from North Yorkshire 💯🏍👍
Thanks dude! For reference I'm 6'2 and about 14 and a bit stone!
@@RegularJon Well then fellah you have a bit to go before calling yourself a "fatty"! Shite wish I was 14 stone again... some day, all best.
Congrats and thanks for that demonstration! You're the gifted one, very good! My question: where are these challenging tracks, and are this public roads, better "off roads"? Regards from Austria!
Thank you! In the UK roads like this are known as 'Byways' or 'Byways open to all traffic'. They are few and far between unless you know where to look!
@@RegularJon Thanks brother in T7! You know, I would be curious if you could ride the entire british island on byways from south to north. Because my T7 is waiting in its garage... here in Austria Winters are not ridable on bikes... You're the happy ones! All the best, Guenther!
@@gufra9835 you can't go north to south as there isn't many, it would be 80% road and 20% off road!
Hey! I'm very curius about that Ultimate Addons phone/GPS mount. I've read they usually breaks if you rdie off road. Are your's standing well?
I've not had the case attached while off roading yet but the mount itself is brilliant! Very strong!
Great to see you making progress compared to your last adventure. I feel like you would benefit from some off road training to give you more confidence in the corners off road. Inch perfect trials is really good, they're in Clitheroe here's a link : fareharbor.com/embeds/book/inchperfecttrials/items/?flow=124214&full-items=yes
Probably make a good video aswell, and it's a top day out 👍🏻
Also yamaha off road experience in Wales, pretty sure you can take your own bike and it makes it cheaper
no skills ahahaha ! great talent or hasardeur ?
what the little thing by your left hand mirror
Its my heated grips!
why aren't you in off road mode >
I am lazy ;)
the red moped, reminds me this great piece : ruclips.net/video/hDtaT0gIc48/видео.html
Oh dear....ABS off and always in gear....
Someone needs to say it...You wont be thanked or appreciated in any way for speeding up and attempting a jump or a wheelie around walkers,especially with kids around.It may get you all exited as a novice but remember who is likely to make the complaint to the local authority of police..camera phones are their best friend nowadays.
That and using the BOATS as a personal off road racetrack is what goes towards them getting them closed for responsible riding.
You would do well to join a TRF group or at least read the code of practice on their website,there is a voluntary speed limit of 25mph,yeah,most have gone over that including myself but ripping up an already pretty poor surface spinning your back wheel will only damage that surface even more,and there was clearly a fair amount of that going on.Volunteer members of the TRF end up putting time and effort into repairing such damage and membership fees go towards fighting to keep BOATS open and they wont stand much of a chance when your video ripping up those BOATS get shown to a local authority.
And..before you say killjoy,I am a biker and have been for over 40 years,yes,I have ridden off road and I have the same bike as yourself along with three other similar bikes and I would hate to have the facility of riding on BOATS removed because someone has been ripping them up.
If you cant speak because you are riding in such a way not to be able to it means a few things,you are not enjoying the countryside around you and you are going too fast,also you are riding beyond your ability.
Fair point, but you're telling me that when you were in your 20s you didn't rip around doing stuff like that? Let the guys have his fun and try to be positive
@@Pete.Concrete Simples..joined AMCA motocross club,nothing positive about riding on BOATS in a way that is likely to attract complaints..or clever.
@@Pete.Concrete Simples,joined AMCA motocross club,nothing clever in riding BOATS in a way that's likely to attract complaints.He would be the first to complain if he found lanes closed due to complaints and damage due to aggressive use.
Loved the vid .think I'm going to have a go on demo tenere they look the shizel.