@CountryBoy1069 every issue I've never had they have resolved great stuff everything I've broken has been my fault I've warrantied 2 tank bags that's it one because the clear part busted another the stitching came loose... I use some nelson rigg stuff still.. but over the years have transitioned to mostly giant loop.. my favorite nelson rigg item is the r12 12 pack cooler.. they discontinued it but it's great for taking cold drinks camping
I wanted easily removable waterproof soft bags that offered an outer layer to protect the dry bag and the only options I found are givi rhinowalk lone rider and mosko moto... I liked the look and quick relese on mosko
@@unsparingkarma Nelson-Rigg also has removable dry bags with their Hurricane bags. Here is the order number if you have the Nelson-Rigg bags. SE-4050 Replacement Saddlebag Liners. I just bought two new removable dry bags last week for my KLR. With all that said. Persional, I think they all make good products myself. It's just up to what yo can afford to buy. That's all.
@CountryBoy1069 I like their products I'd recommend them to others.. I just happend to have the opportunity for the upgrade and I messed up my other bag so I went ahead and ordered the mosko bags... no hate on the nelsom rigg stuff at all
@@unsparingkarma I know my friend. I wan't thinking you were hating on Nelson-Rigg at all. Like I say. They are all good bags. I like them all my self.
It seems that the newer versions do not have AUX power jack anymore (older gen had 2x 2-pin connector?). Now there's only fog lights connector left (3-pin) that can be used. / this is partially verified info (right side of my tenere doesn't have 2pin jacks, just one 3-pin)
What gps are you using? Fun video. I hope to do that some day. Also why did you say the Forest Service would have cameras and you'd get tickets? Is that really a thing?
Just rode my new Tenere for the first time today. 20.6 miles on the odometer now. Love the bike. If John Browning designed a motorcycle it would be a T7.
I live up this way, Just starting building an overland truck, I use a lot of these roads as shakedown day trips with my kids.......If you ever see us out and about in the woods in a Big Black Yukon XL, give us a wave
The "German Triumph" is mentioned because Bud Ekins (Stuntman in the film "The Great Escape") judged a wartime BMW wouldn't have made the proposed jump so a post war Triumph twin was used instead, so not German at all but a faked one for the film. Triumph did have a German connection as can be seen at the following link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triumph_(TWN)
We're getting ready to do that route. What mapping app do you have on your phone? I have the Zumo xt too. What go pro mount is that on your chin? I would like to put mine there as well.
So as far as go pro mounts I'd recommend chin mounts brand helmet specific mounts Phone app is osmand+ they have a free version as well that should work good but u have the paid version... In this video I just have a pro shot mount I heated and bent to fit my helmet it worked but not well
Thanks its a perebelum shield with a custom dash I made from kydex.. it's the material they make gun holsters out of its tough and you just heat it bend it and let it cool and it holds shape
@@unsparingkarma it was in greenwood SC yu were driving a white jeep with a orange stripe had your YT channel on the back I was in a green lifted truck
I’ve been looking up off-road trails that are beginner friendly. I’ve got an F150 with 6 inches of lift and 35 inch tires. I assume it’s more than capable of handling this?
@@unsparingkarma I’m a Cherokee owner myself and I’m trying to get like mind Cherokee owners together for occasional weekend rides. If you know of other owners hit me up.
@@StandAloneAdventures I'd be down sometime me and a few buddys all camp and wheel in our cherokees and dual sports U got snap chat? Dirtbikeracer96 Is my snap
@@unsparingkarma sounds good!!! We do a lot of FS roads ( forest service) through north Georgia, nothing major just some creek crossings and riding to find your primitive camping areas.
The main trail for sure some of the side trails to get to camps can be a little more difficult but still probably doable... there were a bunch or pre runner styled cars that were 2 wheel drive going down the trail
