The Yamaha T7 is a good package for a reasonable price. It is very versatile, it can tackle hard off-road and cruise comfortably on motorways for hours and do everything you ask of it. The most impressive feature of the Tenere 700 is how nimble and confident it is both on and off-road.

Super Tenere - $569/$445. SCR950 - $246/$296. Hubs, Front/Rear. Tenere $382/$364. SCR $169/$676 (I checked twice!) The assorted parts needed to assemble each wheel vary greatly, also. That's something to consider about being too adventurous with a Yamaha: They don't sell completed wheels.

And we appreciate that it comes in plenty of sizes, from 700 x 35, 40, and 45mm to 650b options in 45 and 50mm. The only downside is that it won’t pass muster for a UCI elite cyclocross race, which requires tires to be under 33mm. Type: Tubeless. Style: Gravel. Sizes: 700 x 35, 40 and 45mm; 45 and 50mm x 650b. TPI: 127 TPI. That said I really am disappointed that these are not tubeless. I have had two R/GS's and a Super Tenere and have never had a problem and frankly never heard of one. I believe some of the Italians have individual o-rings which can be problematic. Most big adv bikes the spoke does not penetrate the rim so it is a non-issue. And although the Tenere 700 has remained unchanged on this side of the pond, Yamaha is finally giving the US model a bit of a refresh. For 2024, the Japanese manufacturer is bringing to North America the upgrades the Tenere 700 received in Europe last year. New 5-inch TFT Color Dash Yes it’s different. Bartubless is a big custom fit rubber band. You can get wheels for the T7 with it from Rally Raid in the UK or you can go direct to Bartubless in Italy. I don’t think they have a US distributor. #2. tk1250gsa , Apr 25, 2021. #3. c9NDqT. 65 476 267 214 343 35 302 26 350

does the tenere 700 have tubeless tires