Tenere 700: Yamaha Radiator Guard Install 

Thanks for the video. Gives me an idea of what to expect when I finally get the T7 delivered.

Great wee video, very useful thanks for sharing 👍

Nice job Josh, good bit camera work 👍👍

Thanks for posting this. We just installed and your video saved us much time. 👍

Thanks Josh - seriously I would’ve struggled big time without your video (especially given the crap instructions provided ) thanks heaps 👍😀

No instructions, was praying there was a video, thanks!!!!

Thank you - absolutely helped me get it done on mine

Great instructional episode. Look forward to your next. Maybe Camel raised front guard?

Sounds like somebody was recording late at night not wanting to wake up the boss or the neighbours? :-D

The hard work of putting candy on the bike begins, a never-ending but satisfying job 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Josh, if I may advise, it hurt me when I saw you put the rubber on with the help of the screwdriver. I've done it many times and I've also damaged the rubbers many times. Now they are new and you can't tell, but when they get old they crack more easily. I always did it this way until I learned a way that is not only simpler but also much safer. With my bad English I'll try to explain how to do it, see if I can be understood. With a rope or a piece of electric cable with a sheath that does not damage the rubber. It is a matter of folding it in half and putting it through the hole from the opposite side where you want to put the rubber, the two ends remain on the opposite side. Pass the rope around the rubber and cross it, once is enough. Then it's a matter of pulling the loose ends from the other side of the opening and inserting the rubber band and releasing it by itself, it's a matter of 1 second. This way it is not damaged and is very quick and easy. I don't know if I've been understood, I hope so 😁

Hey Josh, little tip when using rubbers is heat them up. Soaking in a bit of hot water helps heaps. 😎😎

You wonder why the factories don't just install decent oem equipment at time of building the bike.Thks.

Tip Top

Good job Josh.

Nice work !! looks bit better than the original, should keep the stones and branches out and bugs 🐛 🕷 🐜

Great vid man👍

Thanks, huge help.

Great Video Now I can do mine with Ease!

To fine of a mesh Josh. Watch out for grass seeds, they can be a pain in the arse and sometimes very hard to remove if you are unlucky. Just as an opinion; B&B guards and bashplates are very hard to beat. But yeah, good luck with the new toys 👍

Awesome mate, saved me a heap of time

My tenere is on order & I shall be going to the DIY store & buying a sheet of aluminium mesh & putting it behind the standard guard.

Bling bling!!

To get the washer onto the rubber grommet a smear of washing up liquid makes it slip on relativly easily

Good luck uncle...iam devin my father is ari pramono

Love all of your Vids. Guys, There's never FA on the telly so your channel is my go to.I'm in the process of selling my Harley and will I get a KTM 300 exc tpi.The Tenere looks like the same engine/Poxy mirrors😆 as my Yamaha MT07?

Nice one. Cheers

Great Chanel. What tires are running on t7. And what tires does mad mick Run on the AT. Keep it on two wheels.

The pastic guard, goes all the way up as inner fairings the metal gaurd doesn''t so wondering does it mean there is a hollow now and water and mud will go inside the fairings?

Ouch. But I hate to see ktm 790 prices 😅

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This guard is bad for mud. Standart is better.

That’s a very flimsy looking aftermarket radiator guard.From where I sit watching this I don’t really see much advantage over the standard plastic one.

You could get a job at a Yamaha dealership.

Ripped off, prices are stupid.

I just got a mvdbrenduro key ring.....for my pit bike....I'll give my self a thumbs down+an uppercut...