2020 Yamaha Tenere 700 Review - First Ride
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- 2020 Yamaha Tenere 700 Review - First Ride: The "mid-size" adventure bike sector is really hotting up these past few months with some amazing bikes such as the KTM 790 Adventure, the new Triumph Tiger 900, the BMW 850 GS and this bike, the long awaited Yamaha Tenere 700 all vying for top spot. In this video I give you my first impressions review of the new Tenere 700...
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I picture all the old forgotten KLR650’s raising a pint to this new bike and saying “Well done Tenere, well done.”
How was this such a beautiful image
I love it
Compared to competitors, pricewise lower, reliability higer = Winner.
Another well balanced quality review . We really are getting looked after with your catch up catalogue gifts and new reviews . A great way to finish the year ,and no wrapping paper required .
Currently going through all the mid-weight adventure bikes and looking for just the right one. An old high school pal and I may be teaming up to each purchase one and take on some world travel, on paved and unpaved roads. I'll forward this very informative video over to him in Colorado from here in Atlanta and see what develops. You did exactly the type of post I had hoped to find. So "Thank You" and be safe out there.
Another great reveiw TMF, I bought the very same bike as your demo a few weeks ago..Love it ,have had BMW's for the past 20 years and sold my 1200GSA a few months back..its a capable bike and keeps up with bigger bikes just fine...
I had a 2008 660 Tenere as my first big bike. Took it down to Morocco days after getting it and it didn't skip a beat. Taught me a thing or two about riding as well!
I think i must have one. I like the look, size, everything!
Been on my wish list for a while but I have ridden dirt bikes since I was 16, now 66yrs...love my WR250 & TTR
Another great bike review. I was at my Yamaha dealer (Portland, Oregon) yesterday and asked when they expect to see the Tenere 700. He had been told May or June next year. As always stay safe.
Amazed at the dry weather you get for your reviews,
Up in Yorkshire it’s been rain for the last 2 months grrrr.
What a shit of a place to live then . NSW Australia 👍
Nice to see they got it right after such a very long wait, they need to update and lighten up the 1200 now. I have the Super Tenere and love it but heavy. 👍
Getting addicted to a daily fix of TMF but facing cold turkey after Christmas.
Great review. I think we can see the writing on the wall for the Suzuki DR650 and why Kawasaki removed the KLR650 from the segment. For 3000 nicker less than a 790 adventure, this bike is incredible value. Think of the farkling you could do to this bike: seat, GPS, bags, metal handguards, perhaps tuned suspension for off road, and you're still lighter than the KTM. I hope this bike spawns more competition in the 500-700cc ADV bike segment. I am definitely thinking of moving down from a 1000cc adv bike to this sector. Tenere 450 anyone?
It's got a key so that's a big thumbs up in the reliability stakes for me. Simple electronics, not a lot to dislike.
The "keyless" BS was really stupid trend started by BMW. I would never trust a bike with that + you still need a key to open the f.ing panniers and you need to place your garage remote somewhere. Basically pointless, posh invention.
@@dexio85 I will disagree. I would love having push start option on my bikes. Very convenient. Once you try it you cant come back. )
Liked the review. Hopefully get to see a longer one soon 👍👍
@@dexio85 Posh invention? Says the guy with an electric garage door and remote. 😂 😂 😂
I think that this is going to be a massive seller. With the adventure pack you have a mid size option to the traditional big boys adventure bikes. It will be interesting to see whether Honda fight back by making a more focussed NC750X. The current model is still really more of a roadbike. I also like the fact that Yamaha have kept this relatively simple, and also used the well tried CP2 motor.
Definitely a bike to consider. I however can’t wait till April or May 2020. Went out and found a leftover 2017 Africa Twin. Saved some money, and definitely comfortable two up. Maybe not as easy to ride off-road as the T700 but it will be a 70/30 bike for me. Great review TMF, as we have come to expect.
Peace
Loving mine, had it for 2 and a bit months and thrown everything at it from touring to some pretty gnarly off road, ticks every box. They fly once you get them up to 6.5k rpm, but the power is nice and smooth off road. The simplicity is a breath of fresh air, oh and the offer of a guided tour round Thetford Forest on mine still stands TMF if you fancy it sometime.
FENNER-G Thetford Forest - road trip! 🙂 -greetings from LA/OC ha
Have you ridden it with pillon and luggage would it be underpowered?
Owned the last 660 Tenere - took me all around Europe. 44,000 trouble-free miles (2 × bulbs and 3 x cush-drive rubbers). When I get bored of my current street bike, this is the next one to go into garage. No-nonsence back to basics, take you anywhere machine. With 2 cylinders it will be that much more comfy and flexible to ride. Nice review - thanks.
What was the seat like long distance?
@@stu82 For me, the 660 seat was terrible. I had to use an AirHawk seat cushion - couldn't have done long distance without it.
Thank you for the review, would love to know your thoughts from the long term review perspective. I think this is a fantastic motorcycle from VFM standpoint.
This ticks a lot of boxes for me, the CP2 engine, simple electrics, weight and standover height. Thanks for the great review too!
Surprised you can flat foot it, I really need to get into my local dealer and take a look this has definitely sparked my interest. Didn’t realise I was in the market! Haha another belter mate.
Thanks for the love *TheMissendenFlyer.*
*_Here is the video I saw_* that talks about the "falling" "crashing" of the new Yamaha T700:
"Yamaha Tenere T700 UK to Africa Long Distance Review"
ruclips.net/video/RQ5sd-Tm5zk/видео.html
*Note:* at minute 21:41 in that video he talks about our issue.
The *new* 2020 Yamaha T700 is problematical because it is brand new. We do not know it's
issues yet. The 1st & 2nd year of production will tell us all. Again, it seems like a good basic bike.
Test rode one last Saturday and placed my order for the competition white👍🏻
What did you like about it most? Im debating one here in Canada.....but you have to pre order one with no test ride...lol
Steve WK
Only rode it on the road but it felt very manoeuvrable....and Im only 5’8”.....
Most adventure bike tend to feel intimidating by their sheer size but this one felt great.....like riding an enduro bike on the road.....No vibration at all and wind protection felt great aswell...fantastic looking machine in the red and white and Yamaha reliability......I could go on all day....just get one bought👍🏻
@@SteveWKk i think that should b changing relativley soon? should be on dealer floors mid summer or earlier
did they mention how long of wait you were in for? i'm sixteenth on the list for my dealership
Thank you for reviewing the Ténéré 700. Pleasantly surprised to learn that you could almost flat-foot this seemingly tall bike. I am about your height, so that is an important consideration. Keep it for the long-termer if you could. Cheers!
My 250L was stolen back in October. I’ve always leaned towards the dual sport more than any other bike however I have a thing for adv bikes as well. I think this bike falls right in the middle. I don’t even think I could call it a full adv bike. It’s more like a super dual. As much as I loved my L I think the T7 is it’s perfect replacement considering my bias towards off roading and still wanting to commute to work. Thank you for your review I was looking forward to it
Lovely bike as most Yamaha creations are. They nail so many aspects consumers have their eyes on. Intelligent business people.
Good review TMS.
My Tenere 700 is one from the first batch. Got it last August. Got 2300 km on it before winter. I love it. Soon it's time to take it out again. Can't wait. Have bought a higher windscreen during the winter. The windbuffeting in highwayspeeds was kind of annoying. I hope that the new windscreen will help with that.
Great video, thanks. This is my 15th bike and I'm quite sure I wont be changing it for at least 5-10 years, making this the bike I ever owned for the longest. It does move upto around 230kg's with all the accesories. But having 7 different suspension adjusters, you can customise it to your weight and ride style. It's also more fun than any other similar bike I've ridden. Just to make sure I don't sell it on a whim, I spent 1/6th of what I paid for the bike on accesories from soft bags, to heated grips, to touring screens, to handlebar raisers, to custom made comfort seat (keeping the original cover), to tire pressure sensors, to foldable mirrors, etc. I had already bought the Rally version so it came with the agropovich which is much better than expected, one piece rally seat, heavy duty skid plate, etc. I already shedded off 2 kgs from the weight with the agropovich, and soon will shed another 2kg's off by switching to a lithium battery just to compensate for some of the 25kg's I had to add to the bike via accessories. There seem to be only 2 bikes I'd get if I sell this one, and they are 1) Another newer Tenere, or the new Tenere World Raid with a TFT screen, steering dampener, double gas hatch, lowered center of gravity in general, and many other crazy attributes which might be well worth switching. Be sure to give that one a go when you have the chance.
Great review. The T700 just landed in Australia last week, and will be a very popular choice here,
What a stunning little bike, reckon I'd like one of these! Great review TMF as always. I'd be very surprised in Yamaha don't sell shed loads of these.
The only thing, its nog little at all. 'bigger' bikes are easer to touch ground.
I've had me tenere 700 almost two months now and only watching your vid mentioning the select button the switchgrip did I know it was there 😂😂
Entirely practical, prudent and utilitarian. Nothing flashy at all, which is the point.
Would be a great city commuter or a country village adventurer out on dirt roads. Great review and scenery thanks!
Nicely done TMF. I like the simplicity, no rider modes etc, for me that's all a needless faff. Yamaha need to step up on some things though, braided brake lines and better quality, better feeling plastics. The lugging about test you do would be interesting with laden panniers, is that something you could consider for the future? Thanks again, top notch.
Ive been looking at the 700 Tenere for some time. Seeking a machine that can handle my need for acceptable road performance, good trail ability and overall simplicity at a reasonable price. With all that in mind, I have bought a Royal Enfield Himalayan. Job done .
Darn and blast !! it's gorgeous! You are killing me i just got over my 35 year obsession with adventure bikes got me a tourer and a sports tourer and now you're making me all dual purposey feeling again..its even got no gadgets bar the obligatory abs which you can switch off !!! ahhhhhhh....stop it now .....well i know what i'll be buying in ten years time ..
thanks TMF a great review as always.👍🏻☮❤
Hey there TMF, another great review. That looks like Bradenham and Bradenham Manor, our firm’s training centre? Lovely part of the world. New to motor biking so can’t wait to get over there on the bike and check out the lanes. 👍🙂🙂
Thanks. I have the same problem with the brakes on the Transalp. You do get used to them after a while, but with me other bikes swopping to and throw, I never really do and just find them downright horrible as a result. Mind you that doesn’t say much seeing that my other bikes are large GS’ with phenomenal speed scrubbing abilities. I do however enjoy riding that midsized adventure bike as much as anyone will the Tenere to the point of wondering why I have more than one bike after a few KMs acclimatising. That’s fortunately only a question until I ride one of the others. Each bike is so unique and so special and for that reason I kick myself for ever have sold a bike, I miss them terribly. So, with a pint of drought in the hand a cheers to all the girls, er, bikes I’ve loved before... I miss you all.
Great review as always, thank you!
The Tenere 700 looks like a great adventure style bike for somebody not wanting to spend too much,only or who does not want to deal with 560lb adventure bike on a off-road ride.
Nice, hits all the spots. Been a dedicated Tiger owner for the past decade, but this one could change my mind...
Cool bike and that engine sounds so good with an exhaust in the MT07. If I were in the market I'd be taking on of these for a ride.
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! Best motovlogger on the interweb, folks! Looks like a great bike, now I am eager to see the TMF review of the Tiger 900. Cheers, mate, have a happy and safe holiday season!
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Lovely day for a road test, modern day xt600 perhaps, like the looks and price, as always a great review 👍🏍
I dont like the price
Yep.. 700 to 800cc twins are the sweet spot! Nobody needs anything bigger, except for bragging rights. Did 3500 miles round Europe on my F800R, two up, and it was perfect... cruising at the speed limit, and returning 60mpg!
At 15:00 mins I love it when you talked about the 'wet and treacherous grass' (I'd be the same). But then I imagined how Ryan F9 would have planted a foot, spun it 180 and ridden off at speed. Leaving whoever owns the grass cursing away 😂
I think I'd go for one of these over the KTM 790 -- not as much power but there's a lot to be said for simplicity of features and tech in this kind of bike, not to mention the better price point. I'm a KTM owner (690 Enduro), but would be happy to shift over to the Yamaha. It's not the kind of bike I would worry about getting a few knocks.
Thanks for the review -- I know full well you only do road riding but that's also a really important part of the decision, and I really enjoy your impressions!
Always a great video review - much obliged sir!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks
Nice review. Might have to try one some day.
I like the look of this one, also it's good value and good for the taller rider.
Only 2 Yamaha,s I have owned have been a RD 250 LC and a IT 490 K, both 2 strokes, the 250 was an absolute hoot back in the day and the 490 was an absolute beast of a bike, big bore 2 banger with no high tech at all.
Now this 700 turns up and really got me interested, thinking it would be a good replacement for my DR 650, a simple mega reliable bike, but first I have to wear out my DR, which may take a few more years, only 250,000 K's on the clock so plenty life in the old girl yet.
Interesting review Mr Flyer, good to get an opinion from, no offence, a road bike rider, but you do live in blighty and it is not really well known as a great place to ride a dual sport bike, unlike say Australia or Mongolia or the Stans, wide open expanses of nothing but a dirt road and rough roads at that, not always places you want to take a 250 Kg bike, especially in the wet.
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Lurking forever so just subscribed; great channel and all the editing work much appreciated. Between you and Richy Vida I might as well cancel the telly subscription ! Know these roads very well and ride various adventure bikes due to need to sit upright following spinal injury a few years ago. The Tenere looks exactly what I need; slightly lustful after the NEC but your opinion confirms it - how refreshing to get back to basics and just be able to ride without scrolling through the techy stuff. Thanks good sir !
Welcome along at last! What kept you?
@@TheMissendenFlyer I was busy riding - the only excuse I could muster ! Hopefully forgiven and will undoubtedly give you a wave/nod/manic smile on my travels in the area ! Great channel - might rename myself the Bledlow Bomber!
So I really want to buy this bike. I've got a deposit down but the dealership doesn't have it in stock currently. I live in Oregon USA. I really like your video because when I served in the US Air Force I was stationed at RAF Molesworth over there in the UK and it was really nice to be able to see the UK again. Thank you very much! I also really enjoyed your description of every aspect of the bike while you rode it.
Thanks for watching!
Lucky enough to test one against my 660 Tenere. Big step up as a road bike, with 6 gears and more power. The perfect solo travel bike, with a perfect balance of power and simplicity.
But for 2up she hates the small seat and 16 litres is way smaller than the traditional Tenere big tank. 23 on the 660.
But Yamaha have got it pretty much bang on with this bike. As you say the big bikes in the real world too big, heavy and complex.
Outside the pub this is a great machine.
Happy travels.
Great review as always. Has a lot of things going for it and nice to see companies making simple bikes that will age much better while being more reliable. Only disappointment is that it looks cheap. The prototype looked amazing, unfortunately the production version is underwhelming to say the least. Also dual sport bikes should all have tubeless wheels in 2019.
if you are happy changing a flat on a tubeless tyre in the middle of nowhere go for one....me - i dont have the ability to do that, but I can change a flat in a tubed tyre( new tube or a patch ) and use a handpump to blow it up - i dont carry a compressor big enough to seat a tubeless tyre...
@@graantmnz co2 cartriges and a plug, basically the space of 2 wallets (doesn’t need more space than what you need to remove wheels and replace or patch tube(s). With tubless, 5 minutes and your up and running ;). If its 35c + mosquitos, I choose tubeless every single time ;) To repair a tube in ghe middle of nowhere, you’re looking at an hour, unless youve done it hundreds of times. You typically don’t need to seat the tire, because tubless wheels have a safety bead to keep tire in place in case of a puncture. Also someone could even carry a tube in case tire was dammaged beyond repair, just to make it to the next shop.
When i first saw this on my dealer, it feels like love at first sight but i dont have enough money maybee soon enough. Ride safe!
Remember those breaks are a compromise, too. Off road you don't want to have too much initial bite. Pull a bit harder and they are good.
Anybody here irritated by the clutch cover pushing the right foot out a bit? Only sitting down, that is. Standing is fine.
When you hit that national I was waiting for the click down and ring its neck 😀😀
Like the reviews thanks, but all these mid range adventure bikes get good reviews. Would be interesting to get one that picks out the differences between them in terms of strengths V weaknesses as that helps to prioritise for those who are looking to choose one. For me things like tubeless tyres or long distance comfort make quite a difference to which of the likely bikes I would choose. I’d it possible to do a vid looking at the differences between these bikes? Thanks
Thanks for a great review. I was seriously interested in one of these but i found it far too tall for me so i bought a Bonneville instead.
Keep the reviews coming and Happy Christmas to you and yours 👍
...and to yo Chris - cheers!
Another good and enjoyable review.
Watching you “trying” to manage the cobble paving and U turn on the grass looked just like my efforts not so long ago. Then I did the BMW ORS level 2 course, overnight mastered the confidence of such surfaces and even find riding over newly laid gravel surfaces enjoyable challenge now. Give it a go, maybe even do a video on benefits of learning basic off-road skills.
I've done plenty of off-road riding Mark (I know, incredible isn't it) - it's not for me and I have no inclination to do the off-road skills course with my arthritic shoulders! I'll stick to poodling along country lanes....
I really need to stop watching your videos as I'm seriously considering chopping my Ducati Scrambler in for a Burgman 650....all down to your video reviews! Seriously though, I really enjoy your videos :)
Nice review, looks a cracking bike.
You seem to be using a bit of different riding kit ATM, need some reviews.
Very informative, TMF!
I'm a little late to the hype on this bike, but I love it. Might trade my Himalayan up for one of these.
The countryside is absolutely beautiful!! I want to ride there SO BAD!
Nice review Mr TMF.....i could swap my gs310 for one of those....gorgeous!
Good review as ever TMF, the Tenere 700 is as you said a great all round bike. I hate the term commuter bike, but actually it's a compliment about useability and reliability. And the MT07 engine is one of the most reliable trouble free engines out there. A DNA filter, exhaust and a sprinkling of accessories of your choice and and it will be a brilliant bike!! Cheers Steve
Great review, seems like an excellent value. I owned a MT07 for a year and that’s a wonderful engine, sounds amazing with an aftermarket exhaust!
Super review keep up the work!
Greets from the Netherlands
Greetings back at ya!
TheMissendenFlyer keep up the great work! I ride now atm a r1200gsa off-road 👌🏻
GREAT REVIEW AS USUAL - THANKS. May I make a suggestion? Perhaps a scoring system (x/10?)for your reviews, covering various aspects, depending on style/type of the bike? Cheers mate.
Glad to hear your thoughts on this bike.
Good review, but from other reviews I think what sets this bike apart is it's off road ability. This is where the bike seems to shine, a proper dual purpose bike. Maybe an off road adventure on the Tenere in the future... 😉?
It’s closer to dual sport than adv I think. It’s why I call it a Super Dual 👍. It looks like the perfect machine!
I can't wait to see one. It's going to be a while for us here in Canada. That said I'm going to try to get to a Yamaha dealership next week when I visit Las Palmas :) Thanks for the great review. I always look forward to seeing your latest video. Cheers
Cheers - which Las Palmas are we talking?
@@TheMissendenFlyer de Gran Canaria
Well due to the latest issues in the world I didn't get a chance to see the T700 or any other bike while in Las Palmas. I've been in self isolation since returning home and thankfully have spent many, many hours watching RUclips, especially this channel. Cheers again!
These bikes need bigger front fairings. They don't block enough wind. That's where BMW and Triumph win. I ride all year round and my tiger explorer is fantastic at blocking the wind. I love everything else about the Yamaha. Thank you for the review my friend.
the front lights look awesome
Will definitely check it out. My favourite Yamaha Xt got old. "Looking" for a replacement. Am though driving my Funduro which I like much and have chris crossed Europe on it. (but requires quite bent knees and is not for anything offroad. ) so the new Tenere seems perfect. The BMW 1200 is for road use. Perfect for around Ireland...
Bought mine April 2021, needed a few mods to make it a great bike; uprated the soft suspension (K-Tech front fork springs and Rally Raid rear spring), fitted 23 litre Acerbis fuel tank, replaced ABS sensor discs to correct wildly inaccurate speedo (these are now readily available) improved road presence with Denali D4 driving lights, centre stand for ease of chain maintenance and increased gearing with 16 tooth front sprocket. It has enough character to produce grins on back roads. Only issue was discolouration of rear spokes which were covered under warranty thanks to the helpful crew at Flitwick Yamaha. The bike regularly returns 60 mpg, annual servicing just over £100, annual insurance £120. It's the longest I have ever kept a road bike.
Nice one Guy!
Great review 👍🏼
Nice review, thanks !
Thanks for the review, this is my next motorcycle. Saving money.
Same. Which color are you going for? They all look great! Probably white and red for me. Can’t wait for Spring!
@@rsq72 I am getting intensity white, love Yamaha but need to change colors some times.
Nice one TMF!
That would make a great bike to commute on 👌
Re-watching this video again and hankering after a T700 again 😣
I want.
Currently have the 660.
Main plus for me? No modes, gadgets etc. An engine, 2 wheels and a saddle. What a bike should be! I sense the tide may be turning on the cc/electronics arms race.
Let's hope we're starting to turn away from 2 wheeled cars & back to riding bikes.
Thanks for posting. The brake lines do not seem to be steel braided. Could it explain the softer front brakes? Curious on how it deals with gravel/dirt roads. Could be a "I don't care if I drop it" kind of bike for an adventure trip.
Sounds good, hope they do a stripped down enduro version without the Dakar front end and rear framework.
I love this bike, I have the MT07 and it's fantastic. The deal breaker for me would be the sadle, too tight, i think for longer rides this will clearly be a problem.
Wonderfull review. Congrats!
But c'mon. If all it needs is an aftermarket seat, is it really a deal breaker?
I was hoping you would get the chance for a Tenere 700 review. I've been promised to have mine before Christmas (Australia - 1st batch). I'm hoping it's as good as they say! I suppose I'll find out soon.🤞😁
What’s not to like? Enjoy! 👍🏼
My next bike so glad you said good things about the height of the bike I'm about the same height and weight as you coz I'm newish to riding
Nice review sounds like good value for money
So many good bikes out right now , honestly it's impossible to choose 👍
Picking my new Tenere up tomorrow .......Woohoo !!!
Congratulations!
Great review. Thank you. I have a old bmw r1200gs from 2005 wich i want to trade in. Yamaha is one of the contenders. BMW f850gs is also a contender. Need to testdrive both to see if a downgrade (1200 to 850 or 689) is something I can live with. I mainly use the bike for commuting to work 110 mile a day. I also want to learn to ride offroad and a nimble and lighter bike would be better in offroad (for a beginner).
Great review as usual, this is a really interesting bike as you say an all rounder, 44 teeth tested this off road and it performed faultlessly punching way above what it should do.
Been waiting for this one... Thank you Flyer!
I used to ride a Transalp 700 for years till someone decided to run me over 🤨. Been thinking of hopping in the saddle again and you’ve defo turned my eye towards the tenere.
Which year? Mine was 2008 in Gold.. Lovely bike, made a great sound too. A proper V twin
Excellent review as always. I do feel however since I made a comment about your inside leg measurement, you have stopped mentioning it. It was a joke. Where was the air field you went passed? Nice part of the world. Keep up the good work. 👍😀😀🏍🏍🏍
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Good review Tmf lovely bike price is good thanks from Danny
I ordered one back in May got it end of September, unfortunately it’s had to go back to tall and top heavy for me, really suit tall riders,
Nice build quality, have a good test ride before you commit.
Really? I’m surprised, I didn’t find it either of those things!
@@TheMissendenFlyer any chance you could tell me your inseam please? Seems to be the important measurement on a tall pony such as this!
Should be test riding a Tenere 700 in the new year. I like the riding position of the adventure style bikes but not sure if I would enjoy one long term.
Long term is where n when you'll appreciate them the most... Modern adventure bikes do it all.