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Old 11 Oct 2007
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Pictures of my Tenere

Hi Guys!

I finaly got around to empty out my digital camera, and while Im at it I figured I would put up some photos of my Tenere in it´s current state.

Since I got my new engine running I have been useing it every day going too and from work, and during the work day for rounds between the work sites It has not missed a beat

It was running a bit lean on higher revs in the beginning but a change of air filter and setting the secound stage carb needle one step higher solved that problem.
One mod that Im really pleased with is moveing the oil cooler away from the tank, and geting more air in around the cylinder head.It has really healped to cool things down.
Still havent had time to fix those Sega panniers, but hopefully I can get started on it this weekend.

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Nice one

Hi nice bike you have there. we do not have those in Iceland much more light weight bikes Enduro and cross bikes.I look at one in Marocco when i was there 8 years ago and they are quiet good in desert ride he he .

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Yeah it´s a heavy babe:-)

You are right about that Falk´,it´s quite a lump to haul around an enduro track I don´t really use it for anything like that tough.
I mostly go to ride on the smal back roads and trails here. I had a Husaberg 501 back home that I sold before I went abroad to work,that is a bike I really miss. Loads of power and handeld really well

I haven´t been to Iceland (yet) I work for a Danish company that has a branch there so who knows maybe I will end up there some day.

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