Thanks for putting this together, I think people forget how important Yamaha Tenere is to motorcycle history. Equally how dominant they were in early Dakar and later the 90s Dakar racing.
Fantastic vid, I definitely learned something there. It's the bike I would take if heading off around the world. Presentation and editing is spot on. Keep up the good work.
@@UrgetoRide No problem sticking with your channel Al, genuinely think you will make a huge success of it, we are just playing at it. The honest answer about the two Yams is I love the look and the thought of owning the Tenere. If I was your age again that would be the bike for me. I would be planning dirt trails and thinking about taking 6 months out to ride around the world. (A friend has just done that on a Honda CB500X). As an overweight 56 year old now I would take the Tracer as I just think my future adventures remain on paved roads and that is the bike to have on tarmac.
T7 is already my dream bike but man! that build up when Eric is battling to get a proper tribute to the legend Olivier to finally create the Tenere 700! Uhhh goosebumps!
In 2020 I traded in my KTM 690 and bought a new tenere. Best thing I ever did, absolutely love it . Just finished a 3400km trip. Deserts, mountains. Humbed the whole way.
I think i just found my long lost twin brother, with the exact same sense of humor and passion. Amazing!! Subscribed🤙 Riding a 2012 tenere 660z Saving up for a upgrade on the old ten.
This was seriously a great video. I had a Yamaha 125 as a kid, still have the yellow side panel, and later on an XT500, and wish I had kept it. After having a BMW R9T 1200cc Scrambler, I'm buying a new Tenere 700 and getting back to my roots of riding both on and off-road.
I don't usually go for cute distractions, but damn, you do them and much else very well and all non-annoyingly. I howled several times and could guess at all the research, fiddly work, thought and editing sweat put in. Here's to you seizing your dreams with this, amigo. There's a market for it. Lots of dull and less deep offerings out there to beat out, and you have a presenter's charisma.
Warmed my heart to read this. All too often people see a 20 minutes video and think it took 20 minutes to make... Glad to see the work shone through. Do stick around Paul - thank you !
brilliant videos, glad the algorithm decided to play this. you know your good at something when i had no idea i wanted to learn the history of yamaha enduro bikes
It took four years 'cause they created a first version that was crap and had to start over (two years of failure and a year to redo and one to plan manufacture). Either that or didn't know what the final outcome should be. I have the red/white version and love it.
I'm just glad I can pronounce Ténéré now! When I saw one for the first time at my local dealer the cowboy salesman was like " I don't know how to say it. I don't speak french."
Not only it was fun to watch, and I do like your style, but it is by far the most packed with background information about the Tenere, it's history and former and current development. I have owned the 89' XT600 (made for California market, so basically the European 43F model), added 22 l Acerbis to it, have had a blast for 10 years with it, sold it, got into motorcycle hibernation, then got myself two Teneres (1VJ and 3AJ), considered buying new Tenere 700 but recently went for used GS 1150 just for sake of two up touring (but I am working on my 3AJ to get it back to the roud though)...so yes, I know a bit about Teneres...and can confirm that you did not miss a bit in this great presentation. Subscribed, and I'll share this video massively even to people who do not own or even ride motorcycles :-)
I have a tenere 660z, bit bulky bit under powered but you'll find me swimming in mud more regularly than youde expect. The big tank is a godsend! Waking up on the coast of Scotland with 200miles on the tank already give me no fuel anxiety at all. I would have bought the new 700 by now if it had a proper size tank! Keep up the good videos!
Such an awesome and interesting video for a 24yo Ténéré's owner like. Didn't know at all about the long story behind this name and motorbike, I just fell in love with the look and the simplicity approach 👌 Awesome video man, keep going 💪
Brilliant. Amazing piece of work. I happened to know a lot of it because, well because I was there when Yamaha hit the US and had an AT-1 that I raced in scrambles (that dirt thing before motocross) I bought the Super Tenere in 2011, rode it for 40,000 miles including up to Prudhoe Bay and back to Californian. Bought the T7 a few months ago. Nobody has told the story better than you. Now a subscriber, looking for more
Absolutely Awsome video, I truly have to thank you to make this one. And according to many online reviews the new Tenere 700 is indeed Top contender on her class ..Fortnine video on the thing says it all ... And OH What Great and fond memories from the Dakar times! Man I love this video it get's into you! Thank you!
Super glad you enjoyed it ! I'm glad the video managed to remind some of how awesome 80s/90s Dakar was, and to others make them discover it ! I could've skirted talking about the race but damn I would NOT be happy with myself ! Thank you for stopping by and hope to see you again 🤜🤛
Not sure bro if it matters but I subscribed with notifications on. Though I am Ducati fanboy at heart, first was an Yamaha and definitely T7 is the only one that I would like to own and ride for the rest of the days (more like the best value for money). Awesome stuff my man!! Hope you make more contents. 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻
Very nice video! Describes my motorcycle history. My First bike was a 1977 XT500, had a XT550, had a TT600, had a BMW GS1000. Going back to my roots buying the TT700. Greetings from a german without socks and sandals 😂🖖🏻
@@UrgetoRide Yeah, I subbed after seeing your first video actually. I don’t comment very often on youtube, but this time I felt it was called for! It has been nice seeing your content evolve and becoming even more and more entertaining. Thanks!
@@Aengen Holy crap excellent ! But also sorry about the video quality of the very first videos, I watch them now and wonder what the hell I was thinking filming with a phone camera 😂 I feel like I've come a long way and it's great to have it confirmed !
Love your channel man! I test drove a 2018 Super Ten and it was horrible. Every time you pull in the clutch the gear indicator goes blank...To me that's really the only time I need a gear indicator! Cheers from Houston Texas.
What a really interesting informative video, nice to see yamaha have brought out the world raid version now that gives us that beefier look. Well done.
Nice! I loved the rare YBR200 with an electric starter..... and the DT125, although I always wished they could make a DT250...But I do want to buy a Tenere 700..... ... Thanks for sharing,
I was genuinely interested til the very end..well done and an obvious insane amount of work into this..gonna take a serious look into this bike now..new sub
man, you are good!!!!,,excellent research and even better presentation, you can give Ryna F9 tough time for the top spot in Motorcycle content, who is he you ask?? we are on different planets if you don't know......looking forward to more videos from you
I've watched Ryan since before FortNine's creation, I love how he and his team have grown and what they've become. It was only a matter of time for them to become as big as they are now !
Hold on I recognise that signature excess of 'r's ... Did you name the latest Honda Fireblade by any chance ? 😂 Thanks a bunch for the kind word matie !
EPIC! Great vid. You should be paid money by Yamaha - currently considering a T7 or second-hand Africa Twin. My guess is I'll buy the T7 as it is supposed to be better on tarseal than the AT. We'll see - need to ride both... or a Ducati Desert Sled - that could be cool. Subscribed :)
You're very kind ! Welcome aboard 🤜🤛 I like to think of the AT as a bigger heavier T7... they're both excellent but you can never go wrong with light ;)
it shows you puta lot of work in the making. Hat off for the concept of pure love of motorcycles since it ain't a simple task w/o pushimg some pruducts.
As a previous xt350 owner . I was hoping for a variation of the xtz660 to be a xt600 twin . But 700 will do. But they didn't start as nothing.. they were a tuning company making pianos..... Piano playing in background ...lol
Great video man! Educative and funny at the same time with great editing, my compliments. Also the story behind the T7, now it makes it even more special. Thanks for the vid.
Lol Just watched this and thoroughly enjoyed it! And my lol is for the fact that as I was scrolling through the comments after watching the entire vid and I saw that I apparently commented on this vid 11 months ago. Now this vid is not forgettable its just that I have a disturbingly poor memory lol. I do have to concur with my comment 11 months ago though. Awesome Vid👍👍👍
That was really a great moment to see your video and how you exposed the true history of the Yamaha brand in France and how the tenere came to true !! This is a brillant video. I liked a lot the beautiful tribute to Jean-Claude Olivier, a big piece of motorbike history in the Yamaha world and competition. Your french accent is also incredible true ! Many many thanks for this fantastic video !
Hahaha thanks for the kinds words :) JCO doesn't get enough credit for all he's done to Yamah as a brand, I hope this video, even in its limited capacity, will help address that
Great great history lesson on not only the Tenere but on Yamaha also. I absolutely eat up videos like this and appreciate the work you put in to this. BTW... I think the T7 is going to go down as one for history books in motorcycling. Keep up the good work. 🤙🤙🤙
Well, my urge to sleep just turned to dust straight from Tenere.... I would like to see something about yours XSR, or MT09 or MT10 or SCR950 or... Damn Yamaha is making a lot of cool bikes :D
Well a couple days ago I would've said hell yeah they're the best, but after seeing what they have done to the MT09, I'm having Vietnam flashbacks 😂 Thanks for stopping by Roman, nice to see you again!
You are by far one of the funniest and entertaining upcomming motorcycle channels it was an instant sub from me and i am going to watch all of you vids in the future i was a bit dissapointed when you were talking about de 2008 xt 660 z tenere because it was actually a legend of a bike who is bulletproof AF (and i ride one) but i was looking to buy a ktm for a "bit more power" or in ktm proportions a sh*tload of more power but after watching this piece of refined art of a youtube vid boiiiiii its a t7 for me!
@@UrgetoRide We used to call it the "poor man's Ducati". But back then, despite my uber crush on Ducatis, I'd rather have the trouble-free T-Rex than breaking down in style on a Ducati.
The XTZ was more of an afterthought consumer version, they first made a 750cc single cylinder prototype YZE 750 which they changed to the twin engine after I think 2 years
Thoroughly researched, perfectly presented, engaging storytelling even! Do you or a crew member have a literature degree or something like that? Congrats, you have done a funny and compelling video, and managed to make me expect the next ones.
@Kattrap Cheers:) I meant scrambler - Not Super Motard - Good idea though having two sets of wheels, saves having to change rubber, every time you want to go off-road - just switch the wheels out. I used to do it semi-regularly with my 426. :)
Did you already check out the latest UNWRAPPED on the legendary Ducati Monser ? Don't miss out 👉 ruclips.net/video/OLTKuVmHZ5g/видео.html 😉
This had so many actual laugh out loud moments - the extras that you put in for effect are hilarious.
I'm thrilled, thank a mil Kim for the kind words, mean a lot 🤜🤛
Too true!!!
Thanks for putting this together, I think people forget how important Yamaha Tenere is to motorcycle history. Equally how dominant they were in early Dakar and later the 90s Dakar racing.
Fantastic vid, I definitely learned something there. It's the bike I would take if heading off around the world. Presentation and editing is spot on. Keep up the good work.
Thank you again for sticking with the channel ! So ? Money no object, the Tracer 700 you tried or a Tenere 700 ?
@@UrgetoRide No problem sticking with your channel Al, genuinely think you will make a huge success of it, we are just playing at it. The honest answer about the two Yams is I love the look and the thought of owning the Tenere. If I was your age again that would be the bike for me. I would be planning dirt trails and thinking about taking 6 months out to ride around the world. (A friend has just done that on a Honda CB500X).
As an overweight 56 year old now I would take the Tracer as I just think my future adventures remain on paved roads and that is the bike to have on tarmac.
T7 is already my dream bike but man! that build up when Eric is battling to get a proper tribute to the legend Olivier to finally create the Tenere 700! Uhhh goosebumps!
Fantastic! I learnt a lot and have a smile on my face. Thanks!
Well if it isn't THE Nomad Sweden ! Thanks for the kind words, if that was the case then my job was done well ! 🤜🤛
I totally expected a lengthy video dedicated to the T7 but received a delightful Tenere history lesson. Thank you!
In 2020 I traded in my KTM 690 and bought a new tenere. Best thing I ever did, absolutely love it . Just finished a 3400km trip. Deserts, mountains. Humbed the whole way.
Great video. I bought my T7 a week ago and I love it more every day. Thanks to your video I know a little more about its legacy now. Well done 👍
Couldn't ask for more ! I hope you enjoy it even more now you know its roots 🤜🤛
this channel deserves to be more popular. Thank you
I think i just found my long lost twin brother, with the exact same sense of humor and passion. Amazing!!
Subscribed🤙
Riding a 2012 tenere 660z
Saving up for a upgrade on the old ten.
Brotheeeeeer!!!
Can I borrow 50 bucks ?
😂😂😂see what I mean🤙🏼
This was seriously a great video. I had a Yamaha 125 as a kid, still have the yellow side panel, and later on an XT500, and wish I had kept it. After having a BMW R9T 1200cc Scrambler, I'm buying a new Tenere 700 and getting back to my roots of riding both on and off-road.
I don't usually go for cute distractions, but damn, you do them and much else very well and all non-annoyingly. I howled several times and could guess at all the research, fiddly work, thought and editing sweat put in. Here's to you seizing your dreams with this, amigo. There's a market for it. Lots of dull and less deep offerings out there to beat out, and you have a presenter's charisma.
Warmed my heart to read this. All too often people see a 20 minutes video and think it took 20 minutes to make... Glad to see the work shone through. Do stick around Paul - thank you !
Can’t believe that I never came across this channel, until now. Loved the writing, please keep it up :)
Such a sick video, you're killing it man, can't wait for more
I just found your channel, and this is definitely the Donut Media of motorcycles. It's fun, entertaining, informative, and a blast to watch. Thanks!
brilliant videos, glad the algorithm decided to play this. you know your good at something when i had no idea i wanted to learn the history of yamaha enduro bikes
great video, hoping to have a Tenere parked next to my XSR900 soon
Same here ! Although money permitting I'd wait for the Travel one, I really do need the fuel range. I'm sick of the 130ish miles on the XSR900
Xsr 900 greatest bike lol
Hi five !
@@theemperoramygdala ^5 !
Mate, I'm loving you're work. It's the most entertaining motorcycle Channel out there. Keep it up!
Just awesome. Don’t know how I haven’t come across the channel before. Funny informative encompassing relevant, entertaining. Well done.
This man is funny!!! And the infos are gold. Thanks to my fellow friend and rider Andrew for pointing me in the direction of this channel!
It took four years 'cause they created a first version that was crap and had to start over (two years of failure and a year to redo and one to plan manufacture). Either that or didn't know what the final outcome should be.
I have the red/white version and love it.
A great video well presented - I almost bought a 1994 XTZ660 Tenere and I still want one. (Stamps feet and sulks)
If only stamping and sulking worked - I'd be a millionaire 😂
I'm just glad I can pronounce Ténéré now! When I saw one for the first time at my local dealer the cowboy salesman was like " I don't know how to say it. I don't speak french."
Not only it was fun to watch, and I do like your style, but it is by far the most packed with background information about the Tenere, it's history and former and current development. I have owned the 89' XT600 (made for California market, so basically the European 43F model), added 22 l Acerbis to it, have had a blast for 10 years with it, sold it, got into motorcycle hibernation, then got myself two Teneres (1VJ and 3AJ), considered buying new Tenere 700 but recently went for used GS 1150 just for sake of two up touring (but I am working on my 3AJ to get it back to the roud though)...so yes, I know a bit about Teneres...and can confirm that you did not miss a bit in this great presentation. Subscribed, and I'll share this video massively even to people who do not own or even ride motorcycles :-)
Thank you for sharing around !!! Appreciate the kind word matie 🤜🤛
I have a tenere 660z, bit bulky bit under powered but you'll find me swimming in mud more regularly than youde expect. The big tank is a godsend! Waking up on the coast of Scotland with 200miles on the tank already give me no fuel anxiety at all. I would have bought the new 700 by now if it had a proper size tank! Keep up the good videos!
New one coming out looks like its got a big tank ! Might be THE one to get..
This seriously exceeded my expectations of the vid. Subbed!
Damn I hope I'll still be able to satisfy you now I moved the expectation bar higher ... Oh well, welcome aboard anyway 👍 😂
How have I only just found this channel!! Brilliant stuff.
Absolutely one of the best Tenere vids I've ever seen. Doesn't hurt if it is hilarious as well...
I love me some tenere!
Such an awesome and interesting video for a 24yo Ténéré's owner like. Didn't know at all about the long story behind this name and motorbike, I just fell in love with the look and the simplicity approach 👌
Awesome video man, keep going 💪
Hope you enjoy it even more now ! Thanks for the kind word - good to know there are more young riders out there
Brilliant. Amazing piece of work. I happened to know a lot of it because, well because I was there when Yamaha hit the US and had an AT-1 that I raced in scrambles (that dirt thing before motocross) I bought the Super Tenere in 2011, rode it for 40,000 miles including up to Prudhoe Bay and back to Californian. Bought the T7 a few months ago. Nobody has told the story better than you. Now a subscriber, looking for more
Humbled to have people like you part of the community, thanks Bruce and welcome 🤜🤛
Absolutely Awsome video, I truly have to thank you to make this one. And according to many online reviews the new Tenere 700 is indeed Top contender on her class ..Fortnine video on the thing says it all ... And OH What Great and fond memories from the Dakar times! Man I love this video it get's into you! Thank you!
Super glad you enjoyed it ! I'm glad the video managed to remind some of how awesome 80s/90s Dakar was, and to others make them discover it ! I could've skirted talking about the race but damn I would NOT be happy with myself ! Thank you for stopping by and hope to see you again 🤜🤛
Not sure bro if it matters but I subscribed with notifications on. Though I am Ducati fanboy at heart, first was an Yamaha and definitely T7 is the only one that I would like to own and ride for the rest of the days (more like the best value for money).
Awesome stuff my man!! Hope you make more contents. 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻
Well Manish ... you're gonna LOVE the next episode I'm currently working on 👀 Stick around buddy!
These motorcycle history episodes are superb, fascinating, give this man a TV contract!
Incredibly well scripted and well produced documentary. Thanks very much. I'm getting the Tenere 700 :)
Very nice video! Describes my motorcycle history. My First bike was a 1977 XT500, had a XT550, had a TT600, had a BMW GS1000. Going back to my roots buying the TT700. Greetings from a german without socks and sandals 😂🖖🏻
Hahaha greetings ! Hope you don't get banished from Deutschland for that !
Dude, you're videos are absolutely great! I don't know why you don't have more subscribers, cuz you definitely deserve them. Keep it up!
I love this channel. Really deserves more subscribers and views.
Now this video is something special! Bravo! You and your channel will “blow up”, as they say. In a good way that is 🌟💥☄️
Oskar VERY glad you liked the video ! It says here you've been subbed for a while now, appreciate you sticking around and watching my ramblings ! 🤜🤛
@@UrgetoRide Yeah, I subbed after seeing your first video actually. I don’t comment very often on youtube, but this time I felt it was called for! It has been nice seeing your content evolve and becoming even more and more entertaining. Thanks!
@@Aengen Holy crap excellent ! But also sorry about the video quality of the very first videos, I watch them now and wonder what the hell I was thinking filming with a phone camera 😂 I feel like I've come a long way and it's great to have it confirmed !
Watched. Liked. Saw subscriber count. Blew my mind. Instantly subscribed, keep on going guys, awesome content, some of it heard first time!
Great video, I hated history at school but love your approach. Keep the videos coming, subscribers will soon follow... plus 1 here.
Thus is how all the bike reviews should be. Hilarious and instructive!! We want more 😝😝
Working on it 😄 Thanks for stopping by Jotx 🤜🤛
These Unwrapped videos are amazing great job!
Good style, I’ve got the 1994 660, love the look,
And the back story.
Fortnine will be watching you!
Love the edits. When they have one with Cruise Control, I'm all over it.
Amazing presentation again and delivery dude, keep posting
More to come matie, thanks for checking this one out too !
superb video. no nonsence or long intro. amazing work man
Great video, keep them comming
Love your channel man! I test drove a 2018 Super Ten and it was horrible. Every time you pull in the clutch the gear indicator goes blank...To me that's really the only time I need a gear indicator!
Cheers from Houston Texas.
I'm sorry that must've been a pain in the f*cking ass but that's HILARIOUS
Cheers matie thanks for sticking around for another video !
Finally received my T7 Friday... very happy so far.
Wohoooo, man I love the honeymoon period of a new bike - bit jealous but happy for you. ENJOY !
Urge to Ride 400 miles so far, the more I ride it, the more I love it. Only real complaint is the height, which thing can be done to help that.
Mathieu Philip I’ve ordered a seat concept “low comfort” seat, should be enough. I’ve gotten a lot more use to the height now.
Epic! Man that's some smoking effort! Earned a sub! Great content! Keep it coming! Kudos👏👏👏🏍🍻🍻👍
This channel is brilliant ! Cool concept, keep going
I've got your back buddy, stay tuned ;)
How the heck this guy only have 10k subs? I’m laughing out loud in every video he does. 😂
What a really interesting informative video, nice to see yamaha have brought out the world raid version now that gives us that beefier look. Well done.
I've been riding my G650gs for long enough! I need the T7!
GoFundMe I'll donate 😂
This is a robbery ! COMMENT BELOW if you have a Tenere, and which bike you’d like to see on this series next, AND NO ONE GETS HURT!!! 👍
I have a xt660r, a 20kg lighter tenere lol
@@videosbruno If only it had a tad more power !
We always want mo powah baby!
This seriously exceeded my expectations of the vid. Subbed!
owned 2x XT660z's and currently loving my gen 1 S10 :)
My 1989 XT600 and 2021 Tenere 700 thank you. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Nice! I loved the rare YBR200 with an electric starter..... and the DT125, although I always wished they could make a DT250...But I do want to buy a Tenere 700.....
... Thanks for sharing,
Dude you are super funny...thanks for putting a smile on my face!
this video was pure genius. thanks so much for creating it!
Pleasure is mine !
@@UrgetoRide, subscribed.
I was genuinely interested til the very end..well done and an obvious insane amount of work into this..gonna take a serious look into this bike now..new sub
man, you are good!!!!,,excellent research and even better presentation, you can give Ryna F9 tough time for the top spot in Motorcycle content, who is he you ask?? we are on different planets if you don't know......looking forward to more videos from you
I've watched Ryan since before FortNine's creation, I love how he and his team have grown and what they've become. It was only a matter of time for them to become as big as they are now !
Amazing videos, keep up the great work!
Excellent , very educational , thank you for the good work !
What a great condensed story of the Tenere
Sir, you are a master of your craft. Thank you 🙏.
I don't have a Tenere and likely never will... But this was one hell of a video. Thx for the lesson and laughs 👍
My pleasure ! Stick around 😉
Your videos rock, keep it going.
No you do ! Thanks for stopping by again man
Honestly the greatest tenere video everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Hold on I recognise that signature excess of 'r's ... Did you name the latest Honda Fireblade by any chance ? 😂
Thanks a bunch for the kind word matie !
@@UrgetoRide yeah I called honda and said to put a extra R lol
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My certified motorcycle info plug....
fantastic and hilarious video!!!
Beyond excellent video. I wanted a Tenere before - now, I MUST GET ONE. I don't care what it takes!
Are there any aftermarket extra large tanks yet?
Bro just discoverd your channel!!🤩 Greeeaaattt!!💪
I got t700 rally edition and 03 xt600e love both bikes.great vidios will be subscribing
EPIC! Great vid. You should be paid money by Yamaha - currently considering a T7 or second-hand Africa Twin. My guess is I'll buy the T7 as it is supposed to be better on tarseal than the AT. We'll see - need to ride both... or a Ducati Desert Sled - that could be cool. Subscribed :)
You're very kind ! Welcome aboard 🤜🤛
I like to think of the AT as a bigger heavier T7... they're both excellent but you can never go wrong with light ;)
Yep, they did make a bigger tank version later (World Raid). Hope one day I can see you review that bike.
it shows you puta lot of work in the making. Hat off for the concept of pure love of motorcycles since it ain't a simple task w/o pushimg some pruducts.
Excellent video. Glad to see you referenced a lot of the content from Off-Road Mania. 😏
Once again F***ing AWESOME video!!! Is there any end to what this man can doooo
As a previous xt350 owner . I was hoping for a variation of the xtz660 to be a xt600 twin . But 700 will do. But they didn't start as nothing.. they were a tuning company making pianos.....
Piano playing in background ...lol
Great video man! Educative and funny at the same time with great editing, my compliments. Also the story behind the T7, now it makes it even more special. Thanks for the vid.
Lol Just watched this and thoroughly enjoyed it! And my lol is for the fact that as I was scrolling through the comments after watching the entire vid and I saw that I apparently commented on this vid 11 months ago. Now this vid is not forgettable its just that I have a disturbingly poor memory lol. I do have to concur with my comment 11 months ago though. Awesome Vid👍👍👍
That was really a great moment to see your video and how you exposed the true history of the Yamaha brand in France and how the tenere came to true !! This is a brillant video. I liked a lot the beautiful tribute to Jean-Claude Olivier, a big piece of motorbike history in the Yamaha world and competition. Your french accent is also incredible true ! Many many thanks for this fantastic video !
Hahaha thanks for the kinds words :) JCO doesn't get enough credit for all he's done to Yamah as a brand, I hope this video, even in its limited capacity, will help address that
Thanks for the history. I didn’t know much about the bike except for the new ones currently available.
Wow! What a surprise. Great video mate. Love your flow and energy. Plus I've learned alot on my new T7. Subbed ⚡🇨🇭
Glad you did, hope you enjoy your T7 even more ! Welcome aboard 🤜🤛
Great great history lesson on not only the Tenere but on Yamaha also. I absolutely eat up videos like this and appreciate the work you put in to this. BTW... I think the T7 is going to go down as one for history books in motorcycling. Keep up the good work. 🤙🤙🤙
Well, my urge to sleep just turned to dust straight from Tenere.... I would like to see something about yours XSR, or MT09 or MT10 or SCR950 or... Damn Yamaha is making a lot of cool bikes :D
Well a couple days ago I would've said hell yeah they're the best, but after seeing what they have done to the MT09, I'm having Vietnam flashbacks 😂 Thanks for stopping by Roman, nice to see you again!
Awesome job! I learned a lot! Subscribed.
Keep up with this work please!
You are by far one of the funniest and entertaining upcomming motorcycle channels it was an instant sub from me and i am going to watch all of you vids in the future i was a bit dissapointed when you were talking about de 2008 xt 660 z tenere because it was actually a legend of a bike who is bulletproof AF (and i ride one) but i was looking to buy a ktm for a "bit more power" or in ktm proportions a sh*tload of more power but after watching this piece of refined art of a youtube vid boiiiiii its a t7 for me!
And the mighty Tenere also spawned the most enjoyable road bike ever made, the superlative TRX850.
I came very close to buying one once ... its essentially the most Ducati Yamaha ever haha and it looks the business in my eyes
@@UrgetoRide We used to call it the "poor man's Ducati". But back then, despite my uber crush on Ducatis, I'd rather have the trouble-free T-Rex than breaking down in style on a Ducati.
I know drs that buy big BMW bikes. My theory is that they somehow think it’s the ‘safe’ option. Until it isn’t 🤷🏻♂️
I don't want a Tenere, i don't like Tenere.... But i like very much your work on this video. So Thanks !
Thank YOU for watching and the kind word, hope future episodes will be about bikes you want/like !
@@UrgetoRide I am sure of that !! Greetings from Paris...
I like this guy SOOO much. Awesome episodes 🤠
Iv got mine . And it's best bike iv ever owned
Nice vid, love the history
My pleasure ;)
The XTZ was more of an afterthought consumer version, they first made a 750cc single cylinder prototype YZE 750 which they changed to the twin engine after I think 2 years
Thoroughly researched, perfectly presented, engaging storytelling even! Do you or a crew member have a literature degree or something like that? Congrats, you have done a funny and compelling video, and managed to make me expect the next ones.
Kinda why videos take a while, it's just me.. writing, filming, sound engineering, directing and editing
@@UrgetoRide Pretty impresive, man! Best of luck
excellent history, i got the first t7 in usa
Who here would like to see Yamaha put out a supermoto Tenere with 17 inch spoked wheels 😳
I'd love to see a scrambler version - basically identical specs with a face-lift - retro look. That'd be AWESOME:)
@Kattrap OOOoooooh send me a link, pretty please. I'd love to check them out.
@Kattrap Cheers:) I meant scrambler - Not Super Motard - Good idea though having two sets of wheels, saves having to change rubber, every time you want to go off-road - just switch the wheels out. I used to do it semi-regularly with my 426. :)
@Kattrap No sweat - thanks for the link - others may also find it interesting :)