after having it for almost a year and 6000 miles on it and living in the PNW. I can honestly say it's an amazing tire. especially in the rain. shame it doesn't work out for you.
@@viking.adventures interesting, I’m always driving in sport and lvl 2 on the traction control. Except when it rains I’d drop it to 1 and touring but I’d get a lot of wheel spin with those. I will miss how long those tires last tho! And the thick side wall, you can ride on 0psi with those. On the raids they go flat flat. What year is yours? Mines a 2012 with 37k, runs like a damn champ, I just shimmed the valves.
@pappaclutch3266 mine is a 2014. do ride pretty hard on em. I've had them slip out a time or 2. but its usually on painted surfaces and it would make any tire slip. I'm no tire expert or professional. but these are absolutely amazing for me and my riding set up
Thanks for the upload. Done mine while watching your video. 2013 super tenere all the way from Guatemala. You can't beat all balls bearing Kits for Quality/price
Second video I’ve watched to see if I’m missing a dust cover on the left side of the axle bolt, but you don’t have one either. Partzilla looks like there is one and you would think such an exposed area would have something. Guess I read the parts schematic wrong.
Hi. I have a question. I had done a tires on my 2017 yamaha super tenere, i put a aggressive off roads on it, then after 60 kms in total ride in cool wether, like 10' Celsius, the rear diff is pushing oil in rear diff breader hole. Also the rear diff was filling hot and rim too. Oil just done in it like 500 kms ago. Also I drove it these season with older tires 500 kms no problems. All show up when replaced tires. Is any Idea what they wreck it on my bike. I didn't do any off reading yet on it.
shouldn't have anything to do with the tires themselves. I would drain the oil and Inspect it for any metalic materials (glitter) put new oil in and see if there's any improvement
i got all ballz racing bearings. oem are outrageously expensive and were on backorder. all ballz bearings are considered to be a pretty high quality standard
@@Nirmaljohn7 here is the part number from all ballz. 25-1720. you can get it from them. I also think Amazon has them too. I'll be doing a valve check video also. probably later this summer.
That tire sucks in the rain. I went through 2 sets b4 I got my hands on the new mission raids, wow what a difference! Full confidence in the rain now
after having it for almost a year and 6000 miles on it and living in the PNW. I can honestly say it's an amazing tire. especially in the rain. shame it doesn't work out for you.
@@viking.adventures interesting, I’m always driving in sport and lvl 2 on the traction control. Except when it rains I’d drop it to 1 and touring but I’d get a lot of wheel spin with those. I will miss how long those tires last tho! And the thick side wall, you can ride on 0psi with those. On the raids they go flat flat.
What year is yours? Mines a 2012 with 37k, runs like a damn champ, I just shimmed the valves.
@pappaclutch3266 mine is a 2014. do ride pretty hard on em. I've had them slip out a time or 2. but its usually on painted surfaces and it would make any tire slip. I'm no tire expert or professional. but these are absolutely amazing for me and my riding set up
Thanks for the upload. Done mine while watching your video. 2013 super tenere all the way from Guatemala. You can't beat all balls bearing Kits for Quality/price
Second video I’ve watched to see if I’m missing a dust cover on the left side of the axle bolt, but you don’t have one either. Partzilla looks like there is one and you would think such an exposed area would have something. Guess I read the parts schematic wrong.
Thanks, i was waiting for you to say the torque specs
90ft lb rear axle, 18ft lb rear axle pinch bolt, 5.1ft lb rear speed sensor, 20ft lb rear brake caliper bolts.
What is the tool called that goes inside the right side of the axel to attach a wrench or socket?
Hi. I have a question. I had done a tires on my 2017 yamaha super tenere, i put a aggressive off roads on it, then after 60 kms in total ride in cool wether, like 10' Celsius, the rear diff is pushing oil in rear diff breader hole. Also the rear diff was filling hot and rim too. Oil just done in it like 500 kms ago. Also I drove it these season with older tires 500 kms no problems. All show up when replaced tires. Is any Idea what they wreck it on my bike. I didn't do any off reading yet on it.
shouldn't have anything to do with the tires themselves. I would drain the oil and Inspect it for any metalic materials (glitter) put new oil in and see if there's any improvement
@@viking.adventures thank you
Dis you buy Yamaha OEM bearings? Part number?
i got all ballz racing bearings. oem are outrageously expensive and were on backorder. all ballz bearings are considered to be a pretty high quality standard
@Viking Adventures do you have part numbers that I can use to order?
Are you able to do a video of valve checks when you get to that mileage? Thanks 😀
@@Nirmaljohn7 here is the part number from all ballz. 25-1720. you can get it from them. I also think Amazon has them too. I'll be doing a valve check video also. probably later this summer.