Crash Pads Yamaha Tenere 700 T7

Introducing the Latest Addition: Yamaha T7 Crash Pads for Model Year 2023 and Beyond

Required Materials

- 1x Threaded Rod M6 - 395mm (cutting tool required, such as a band saw or grinder)

- 1x Threaded Rod M8 - 310mm (cutting tool required, such as a band saw or grinder) - 2x Nuts M6

- 2x Nuts M8 - 4x Washers (see dimensions in the accompanying PDF)

Installation Guide:

Enhance the protection of your Yamaha T7 with our newly introduced Crash Pads designed for models from the year 2023 onwards. Follow the comprehensive guide below to ensure a seamless installation.

Step 1: Acquire the Necessary Materials

- 1x Threaded Rod M6

- 1x Threaded Rod M8 - 2x Nuts M6

- 2x Nuts M8 - 4x Washers (see dimensions in the accompanying PDF)

Step 2: Preparation of Threaded Rod

Using a cutting tool, trim the threaded rod. This step is crucial to customize the fit for your specific motorcycle model.

Step 3: Assembling the Crash Pads

Start by attaching the crash pads to your Yamaha T7. Use the threaded rod to secure the crash pads in place. The precision-cut length ensures a snug fit for optimal protection.

**Step 4: Nuts and Washers**

Attach the nuts onto the threaded rod, securing them at strategic points to maintain stability. Also, place the provided washers at appropriate locations as per the dimensions outlined in the accompanying PDF.

**Step 5: Adjustment and Final Checks**

Adjust the threaded rod length as necessary to align with your motorcycle's specifications. Perform a final check to ensure all components are securely fastened, providing maximum protection for your Yamaha.

**Conclusion: Elevate Your Riding Experience**

Investing in our Crash Pads not only enhances the safety features of your motorcycle but also adds durability and customization. Ride confidently, knowing that your bike is equipped with top-of-the-line crash protection.

**Note:** For detailed dimensions and additional information, please refer to the provided PDF document. Always prioritize safety and responsible riding.

**Bike in Pic:** Yamaha tenere 700 world rally 2024