Yamaha

Ténéré 700

The foremost advantage of the Ténéré is the performance in relation to the price. The bike is capable of doing everything from riding on a motocross track to highway touring.

​One of the important features is the robustness and reliability which is especially important when riding to distance locations.

Adjustning the riding position and suspension is easy and there are loads of accessories to make the bike equipped for adventure.

Michelin

Anakee Wild

The Anakee Wild is my default tire for adventure riding. It is considered as a 50/50 tire and has a bridge block technology. This means that the blocks are attached to each other at the base of the tire, giving it both stability and longevity.

Front: 90/90 -21 54R
Rear: 150/70 R18 70R

Michelin

Anakee Adventure

The Anakee Adventure is a 80/20 tire with very good longevity. The long lasting ablity comes from the use of two different rubber materials (with a harder and long lasting compound in the middle and a softer material on the sides).

Front: 90/90 -21 54V
Rear: 150/70 R18 70V

Michelin

Tracker

The Michelin Tracker is a street legal offroad tire with allround ability. It performs really well on everything from motocross tracks to gravel roads. The price point of these tires ar also really good. 

Front: 90/90 -21 54R
Rear: 140/80 -18 70R

Michelin

Desert Race

The Desert Race is a premium race tire built for hard riding. This is a perfect tire for longer offroad riding in tough terrain. The Desert Race Baja is a similar tire but developed more for loose surface (sand etc.).

Front: 90/90 -21 54R
Rear: 140/80 -18 70R

Michelin

Airstop Offroad Tube

I prefer using a tube when adventure riding. The Michelin Airstop Offroad tube is 2,5 mm thick and is a middleground between a road tube (approx 1,8 mm) and a heavy duty tube (4 mm). It is made of butyl and holds the air inside the tube very well.

Michelin

Ultra Heavy Duty Tube

The Michelin Ultra Heavy Duty tube is 4 mm thick and made of natural rubber. This gives a more robust tube, for example to prevent pinches when riding enduro or offroad.

Klim

Krios Pro

The Krios is really light and this is important for me as I ride long days and for long periods. This means less stress on the neck and shoulders.

The helmet is well wented and I use it as a MX and Enduro helmet when removing the visor.

Klim

Viper Pro

When riding offroad I use goggles to protect my eyes instead of the visor on the helmet. I always bring a pair of goggles on my journeys to be able to switch between the visor and goggles.

Klim

Badlands Pro Jacket

The Badlands is a good jacket for allround adventure riding. The quality and engineering is the best on the market. Ventilation, visiblity and protection is first class.

Klim

Badlands Pro Pants

The Badland pants is well vented and has pockets placed on the legs. This is a feature I like since I carry my survival kit and extra wallet/documents in these pockets.

Klim

Dakar Jacket

Dakar is light weight jacket with really good ventilation. It is perfect for offroad riding and it is even possible to remove the arms. The protection pads do not come with the jacket (since it is designed to be used with a protective armour), so i got them separate.

Klim

Dakar Pants

Just as the Badlands pants there are pockets on the side for carrying my survial kit. The pants have a long zipper for ventilation.

Klim

Forecast Jacket

The Klim Forecast Jacket is made of Gore-Tex and I use it as a shell layer against wind and rain.

Klim

Forecast Pants

The Klim Forecast pant is made of Gore-Tex and is easy to put on or take off since the zippers along the legs goes all the way up to the waist.

Klim

Badlands GTX Long Glove

This is my glove for cold and wet weather. The Gore-Tex makes it really good for withstanding water.

Klim

Dakar Pro Glove

Dakar Pro is my default glove for riding. It is comfortable and has protection for the hand a good grip. It withstands wind on the outher side but still vents on the inside and around the wrist.

Klim

Dakar Glove

The Dakar glove is good for warm weather riding and when I ride offroad. It is basicly a MX/enduro glove but a bit sturdier.

Klim

Teton Merino Wool SS Shirt

Wool is the best material for base layers. It gives both warmth when it is cold and also cooling for when riding it hot weather.

Michelin

Maps

My main navigation tool is a ordinary paper map. A GPS kan run out of power or break down. A paper map is also much easier to use when planning the route since it gives a good overview.

Silva

Ranger S

With my map I have a Silva compass. The Ranger S is a global compass and works all over the globe.

Garmin

Zumo XT

The Zumo XT is a GPS suited for motorcycles and it is possible to operate the touchscreen with gloves.