Join the club, that Super Tenere had me seriously interested, till I saw the price, the shaft drive and the weight.
They are all going too electronical and high tech for me.
My old xt600 (not the old one I have now, an old Tenere) , got me back from Hackney to Aylesbury once, with a Holed Piston (oh yes it was a helluva ride, a noisy scary ride, but the bike was fine when I put a new piston in it)
Now they barely (wee included) will run unless you talk to them nicely and service them using a laboratory.
Stuff that. Weestrom is as techy as I want to go, too much plumbing.
In my world (inside my head of course) an adventure bike properly surely needs to be fixable while out having an adventure. Also needs to be able to have the gearing changed for different conditions etc., and needs to have no need for electronical gubbins.
They are all too dear now. Look at the price of 2nd hand bikes from the early 80's etc. it's mental, they were crap then, they are crap now, but folk are paying 3 to 4 times the original price of the bike, to relive something that was great when young, but a bit mental when you have kids etc.
(still, anybody got a 350lc for sale, hehehe)