Yamaha WORLD RAID T700. The Best just got better. 

Hey there Josh! I got the script right! 👍🤣

Well done mate 😅🤙

Ah Yes, I remember the good old days. It was early 2020 and the world was about to go mad. Lucky we got in early Joshie. And yes, I clearly heard you say ORANGE, and that's the issue for Team BLUE, The sales figures will be interesting.

The giddy days of yore 😎

Husky all the way 701 s fly

Thanks heaps Johnny, really appreciate your comment.

Thanks Pete, Yeah CityWest is a great dealership. Super Friendly, and yes I was very Privileged to ride it.

Thanks mate, really appreciated.

Thanks chief/Kev/Robotman/Scuba Steve, me likey for sure.

Thanks for your comment andie, So glad you enjoyed the vid.

Thanks mate, it sure is a Beautiful Blue Bombshell. OHH la la.

Thanks rick, You know your aircraft. It's operated by the RFDS, sweet paint job on it.

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Thanks heaps Mr Will, If Bob's excited, look out mate, anything could happen. LOL. It ain't cheap, But it is quality.

Really appreciate your Comment. So glad you enjoyed the review. It's sure is a top bike. Regards FPPete.

How good is that to win a T700 WR. You are so lucky, hope you have plenty of adventures with your new weapon.

Thanks I no! can't wait. @@FULLPELTAdventures

Hi Richard, The T700 and the WR are everything you said in your comment, Go for either, you won't be disappointed. The peace of mind of a reliable Adventure bike is everything. I've done 45000km on my T7, no issues, valves were still in spec, at 40K.

@@FULLPELTAdventures That’s great to hear but I’m so used to tubeless tyres the last 30+ years, and how easy it is to plug them and continue, I do wonder about the hassle of getting a puncture on the T7 when miles from anywhere.

@@RichardS-qh8mi I have had mates hit pot holes and rocks and dent their rims with tubeless rims, then the rim starts to leak. So they have had to put a tube in to fix it. Kind regards FPPete.

@@FULLPELTAdventures That’s a very good point worth remembering plus breaking the bead on a tubeless tyre to get a tube in in the middle of nowhere is not straightforward.

No mate, I really like my T7. Does everything I need. I'm very jealous of your new scrambler, you lucky duck.

@@FULLPELTAdventures 😁

Thanks heaps for the heads up. Your products are the best. I'm keen to visit your factory and do a video if that is possible.

@@FULLPELTAdventures where are you located mate?

@@BBOffRoadEng In Melbourne. Just down the road.

Thanks for your comment, I agree its price is steep but the Yamaha crowd will buy a few.

What it lacks it makes up for in reliability not going to get that with euro trash. 🗑️

Yes for big distances your gonna need the fuel. A 23 litre tank is a good starting point. thanks for the heads up on the YZ pegs.

The 890 is a very popular bike. I'm a Yamaha fan myself. The WR has it all. G for it. Regards FPPete.

@@FULLPELTAdventures unfortunately I'm in the US, no WR for me for now.

I tend to agree with you. It will be interesting to see how it sells. Yamaha does have a huge support base of customers.

Ha Ha, It sure would be nice, But I do Like my T7, so many memories, we are great mates. 42000km together.

If I win the Lottery, I sure would. However I'm really happy with my T7, Its such a good reliable bike.

The color really Pops in the sunlight.

Hi Cliff, thanks for your comment, yeah mate the WR ain't for everyone.

Ahh yes, the T7 chill Edition, that's a great bike.

@@FULLPELTAdventures tbf I think they just unveiled that in the Explore Edition, it comes with slightly less suspension travel, a lower seat height and pannier racks pre-mounted 🤓

Thanks David, appreciate your thoughts. It sure is good.

Hi Peter, thanks for your comment. There will be many who think the same as you, and there will be those who are cashed up, and ready to grab one and blast out of the Dealership off into the sunset.

@@FULLPELTAdventuresAye, some people love spannering on their bike, some people like to buy everything from the dealer and have a warranty. Personally, it’s too much money for me regardless and tbh 23 litres is about 5 more than I’ve ever felt I needed. And if I’d have the need fuel bottles and cans are still out there.

I don't understand Yamaha, US would be such a big market for the bike. Regards FPPete.