I had a Street Cup and modded the crap out of it. TEC CAM, X-Pipe, mufflers, intake mods and BMC filter, full tune with ignition advance and we ended up with 14hp more peak, and at redline, a 20hp increase. The bike actually hits the rev limiter now. Better tires helped, and we put on Fox shocks, progressive fork springs with heavier oil and preload adjusters, etc... Went to a -1 front sprocket for more acceleration and didn't lose any top speed because the cam gave us 1,700 more usable revs... The stock bike stops pulling at 5,500, but the modded bike pulls hard right to 7,200rpm... Brilliant little bike, once you dump some time and money into it...
Top work guys, this Channel keeps getting better and better. Honest sensible reviews, like a decent chat in a pub with some people who actually know what they are talking about. Keep it up !!!!
Great review guys. They look like great bikes. Someone once commented that it's more fun to drive a slow car fast than it is to drive fast car slowly. I think this applies to bikes as well. At least on public roads. Also it looks like Joanna F Benz was doing some guerrilla marketing in your commentary sections.
Hi Baron, Hi Al...thoroughly enjoying this 44 teeth channel. Just wanted to say keep up the good job with the bike videos and review. All the best! Greetings from Luxemburg
The on/off road tyres are generally described with a percentage. Most adventure bike tyres or what you see on these scramblers are road biased at about 80/20 for example Avon Trailriders are stated as 90/10. I reckon that's the best way to describe them. Loved the video!
This is a very encouraging video. Referring to the street cup: I've always been looking for that "Better-to-ride-a-slow-bike-fast, than-a-fast-bike-slow" bike. I've always missed my CBR400RR. I've owned many great bikes including an 06 Speed Triple, and my current 2016 FJ09, but I've never felt the same "fun factor" as my baby blade. Subscribed!
I've seen the bikes in person and I think they look great. Granted, not a lot of power, but I think they would be a very good entry bike for new riders. Easy to ride, and lots of fun. Oh, and they handle the off-road stuff much better than a GSX...
I'm not so sure about these bikes being sold purely on looks these days, now its a genuinely large market and there is so much choice that, even though a Triumph might be chosen because it's a Triumph, its worth knowing that the bike is going to perform respectably.
Nice review! Have you ridden the Scrambler in hot weather yet? I’m curious about heat from the pipes. People seem to be divided about how much of an issue it is. I’m considering the bike for a daily commuter and light touring machine in India, where summer temps break 104F/40C. Other than the pipe heat, the SS fits the bill perfectly.
where have you guys filmed this? Has 44 teeth started its own garage? if not have you guys considered a bike shop / garage that reviews new kit? that would be amazing!!
Reviewing kit is an iffy subject. Size and fit is so subjective, and only crash testing is valid form of 'review,' which we have done on a regular basis!
:-) oh I didn't just mean the kit as it helmet and clothes, i meant more as in the bikes, but I appreciate your time to reply to a fan, keep up the good work!! I shall be ordering my hoodie very soon!!
TC? Have we grown into a community who demands this technology on a bike that doesn't need it? Twinkle toes called and wants his penny loafers back. First video where your credibility is clearly in question... And I totally enjoy your channels.
'When you ride like a bit of a Gareth.' Is that actually a commonly used phrase in England? I hope so, because then I can implement it into my repertoire and piss about with it all time long in english classes. Hehe. Much love from Germany, you Gareth's
I haven't heard it before, however Tim, the importance of the English humour is often to invent such phrases on the spot. So, if I knew you, I would say," So, when you're riding like a bit of a...Timothy," The humour is in the voice inflexion and phrasing and emphasis, not so much the content ;-)
oldhairpin I had the feeling that it might be the case! You can hear so many british people talking utter nonsense, but it still kind of makes sense after all, if you get what I'm trying to say here. Alright, I'll try my best to phrase and stress the bollocks out of made up sentences. Thank you very much, oldhairpin! :D
great vid guys! I can not understand that whole retro thing. Why not just get a real old bike back from the day and? It`s usualy way cheaper and you can proper modify it...
shawn newton I looked at the triumph for a while but for me I'll stick with the V7 ,if only because it's the bike it's simply the bike I wanted. I like the look and the Italian-ness of it. Plus I have to park on the street in the elements so the shaft drive if the Guzzi was a good justification but I wouldn't have changed my mind. If I had a garage and a big bag of money than the new thruxton R would probably be in the line up. You?
"Looks" my nuts. Sure, you can strap a rocket engine in anything...but unless you're headed to the moon, it's simply inappropriate. While the new Trumpets are gorgeous beasts, it's their feel that makes them truly great bikes. You younguns think because a bike makes big numbers it's superior, when it's actually electronically knocking back everything to save your ass. The fact you can't scrape pegs tells you everything you need to know. All the engine in the world, wouldn't get you thru that corner any faster. If you learned to ride a bike smoothly WITHOUT the electronic aides, you probably wouldn't notice the "wallow."
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I had a Street Cup and modded the crap out of it. TEC CAM, X-Pipe, mufflers, intake mods and BMC filter, full tune with ignition advance and we ended up with 14hp more peak, and at redline, a 20hp increase. The bike actually hits the rev limiter now. Better tires helped, and we put on Fox shocks, progressive fork springs with heavier oil and preload adjusters, etc...
Went to a -1 front sprocket for more acceleration and didn't lose any top speed because the cam gave us 1,700 more usable revs... The stock bike stops pulling at 5,500, but the modded bike pulls hard right to 7,200rpm...
Brilliant little bike, once you dump some time and money into it...
My dad works for triumph at the hinckley factory!
LawrenceJamesHD nobody cares!
We do care. Everybody loves Triumph motorcycles and LawrenceJames' dad works there. What a cool dad!
James i
Your dad is awesome 🙂
Top work guys, this Channel keeps getting better and better. Honest sensible reviews, like a decent chat in a pub with some people who actually know what they are talking about. Keep it up !!!!
You guys are absolutely aweseome. I enjoy watching your reviews much more than anyone else's on YT. Keep that up!
Bravo 44Teeth. Quality of videos here is fantastic and really appreciate it.
Thanks Gavin
Really liking the format of these reviews, keep 'em coming @44Teeth
spider man lunch box! cracking, love the split style review.
44teeth market leader hands down!
Burst out laughing at 'Your camera is upside-down'. You're so helpful :P
Not if I do a handstand on the bars.
Talking about Triumphs in Bahnstormer... DON'T MENTION ZE WAR
Why are guys commenting 2 minutes after the video was uploaded , a bloody 17 minutes video.....
why not xD
Air Doctor haha good shout
Specially if one of those comments is complimenting the video as if they have watched it all...just so they can have the first comment xD
Sorry Dad
Tissue?
COOLEST bike ever!
Love the Street Cup so much!
OMG! That colour is gorgeous!!
Thanks for impressed me with such great bike review!
Love you two. The end made the whole video.
Video quality is really good 44 and great reviews, keep this up!
Great review. Makes me want to hop on the Scrambler and go through some small river crossings!
(Love the ending. Was quite Triumphant)
Great review guys. They look like great bikes. Someone once commented that it's more fun to drive a slow car fast than it is to drive fast car slowly. I think this applies to bikes as well. At least on public roads. Also it looks like Joanna F Benz was doing some guerrilla marketing in your commentary sections.
Steve Thorsen Because then you dont get the safety of ABS or the refinement of a fuel injected bike
Banging review chaps nice work! Best bike channel on YT by far
Great review, especially Baron's fantastic ending.
Hi Baron, Hi Al...thoroughly enjoying this 44 teeth channel. Just wanted to say keep up the good job with the bike videos and review. All the best! Greetings from Luxemburg
Thanks!
The on/off road tyres are generally described with a percentage. Most adventure bike tyres or what you see on these scramblers are road biased at about 80/20 for example Avon Trailriders are stated as 90/10. I reckon that's the best way to describe them. Loved the video!
What a pair of Knobheads...absolutely love em 😂
This is a very encouraging video. Referring to the street cup: I've always been looking for that "Better-to-ride-a-slow-bike-fast, than-a-fast-bike-slow" bike. I've always missed my CBR400RR. I've owned many great bikes including an 06 Speed Triple, and my current 2016 FJ09, but I've never felt the same "fun factor" as my baby blade.
Subscribed!
Great review guys👍nice format
I really like the paint on these bikes and they look pretty cool but personally I would definitely want to spend more and go for the Thruxton R
The small size of the Street Cup actually looks pretty cool when ridden. Slo-mo clips like 0:58 and 03:18 are cool as fuck on the Street Cup.
I've seen the bikes in person and I think they look great. Granted, not a lot of power, but I think they would be a very good entry bike for new riders. Easy to ride, and lots of fun. Oh, and they handle the off-road stuff much better than a GSX...
I'm not so sure about these bikes being sold purely on looks these days, now its a genuinely large market and there is so much choice that, even though a Triumph might be chosen because it's a Triumph, its worth knowing that the bike is going to perform respectably.
Class video
Did chortle at 'Gareth'. Something fun about hammering a machine that's not necessarily designed to do what you're asking of it.
Chris, your riding looks really nice!
At last, someone who agrees a new Daytona must be on the horizon!
Maybe 2020 then? I hope so.
Saw these at Motorcycle Live. Drew a big crowd but not all comments were good ones...
such a lovely bike, Price is pretty mad though. They need to get it down a bit and it'll make a great extra bike in the shed.
Nice review! Have you ridden the Scrambler in hot weather yet? I’m curious about heat from the pipes. People seem to be divided about how much of an issue it is. I’m considering the bike for a daily commuter and light touring machine in India, where summer temps break 104F/40C. Other than the pipe heat, the SS fits the bill perfectly.
where have you guys filmed this? Has 44 teeth started its own garage? if not have you guys considered a bike shop / garage that reviews new kit? that would be amazing!!
Reviewing kit is an iffy subject. Size and fit is so subjective, and only crash testing is valid form of 'review,' which we have done on a regular basis!
:-) oh I didn't just mean the kit as it helmet and clothes, i meant more as in the bikes, but I appreciate your time to reply to a fan, keep up the good work!! I shall be ordering my hoodie very soon!!
I'd put the Thruxton at the top of the list for looks tbh
I feel like you guys haven't reviewed enough bonnevilles
hope u are right on the statement that there will be another daytona next or the year after.
heard so many rumors that there wont
Riding Japan it won't be a 675
looks like they are doing what honda is doing then
44Teeth I'll take a 800 xD
Did you guys get to ride the fireblade? would love to see either one of you tearing it up on the new one :)
No, no launch invite. We're doing a proper road and track test very soon though...
Ah that's unfortunate, looking forward to the test! Keep up the good work you guys!!
When he's not David, he has my favourite first name.
This or the Ducati scrambler cafe racer ?
Birdseye potato waffles! Hehehe, Oh you! :)
love the shite jokes at the end... top work haha
Is it more authentic than Moto Guzzi V7 racer?
TC? Have we grown into a community who demands this technology on a bike that doesn't need it? Twinkle toes called and wants his penny loafers back. First video where your credibility is clearly in question... And I totally enjoy your channels.
Uhh exhaust right next to where your leg sits? I see there's a metal plate to cover, but how well will that realistically dissipate heat?
The Cheshire Cat Scrambler
...what?
The Cheshire Cat that's where the pipes are on scramblers
Yeah I asked how well it would dissipate heat though
The Cheshire Cat those are one reason I opted for regular Bonneville. right leg has to go out slightly further. my knee wouldn't have liked it
It's all about the endings.
had to laugh @ around 14mins "looking for business"
I absolutely get old and classic bikes but, I just can't get excited about retro bikes.
'When you ride like a bit of a Gareth.'
Is that actually a commonly used phrase in England? I hope so, because then I can implement it into my repertoire and piss about with it all time long in english classes. Hehe.
Much love from Germany, you Gareth's
I haven't heard it before, however Tim, the importance of the English humour is often to invent such phrases on the spot. So, if I knew you, I would say," So, when you're riding like a bit of a...Timothy,"
The humour is in the voice inflexion and phrasing and emphasis, not so much the content ;-)
oldhairpin I had the feeling that it might be the case! You can hear so many british people talking utter nonsense, but it still kind of makes sense after all, if you get what I'm trying to say here.
Alright, I'll try my best to phrase and stress the bollocks out of made up sentences.
Thank you very much, oldhairpin! :D
Tim Schwarze I've never heard it but here almost every common saying has 12 diffrent variations so even I question baron sometimes
Great Video
3:10 Have you got cats? Uncanny.
Haha good one at the end. Stop trying us to get retro bikes :P
Now where shall we talk about two new Triumphs? I know, how about a BMW dealer . Hope the free coffee was worth it chaps!!
great vid guys! I can not understand that whole retro thing. Why not just get a real old bike back from the day and? It`s usualy way cheaper and you can proper modify it...
Because old bikes break down alot.
Awful puns at the end...cue fat 'mechanic' in the background looking for a hammer to put you out of his misery.
Good review, as usual guys.
"ride like a bit of a Gareth"..... Bahahahahaha
bravo boys.
shawn newton I looked at the triumph for a while but for me I'll stick with the V7 ,if only because it's the bike it's simply the bike I wanted. I like the look and the Italian-ness of it. Plus I have to park on the street in the elements so the shaft drive if the Guzzi was a good justification but I wouldn't have changed my mind. If I had a garage and a big bag of money than the new thruxton R would probably be in the line up. You?
not everyday rider is a racer
True, some are old
Alastario Fagani
romesco sauce?
bikes are ugly as hell I'm just here for you. love you
back of the net
3:08 lol
Love it :)
Please send al next time
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trog lodyte I was questioning this comment then I noticed it 2 minutes later
Should have filmed the one to one somewhere really distracting...............
"Looks" my nuts. Sure, you can strap a rocket engine in anything...but unless you're headed to the moon, it's simply inappropriate.
While the new Trumpets are gorgeous beasts, it's their feel that makes them truly great bikes. You younguns think because a bike makes big numbers it's superior, when it's actually electronically knocking back everything to save your ass. The fact you can't scrape pegs tells you everything you need to know. All the engine in the world, wouldn't get you thru that corner any faster. If you learned to ride a bike smoothly WITHOUT the electronic aides, you probably wouldn't notice the "wallow."
You don't sound convincing. What you really mean is that the bike is shite, tell it like it is.
This pair are so boring, I'm going to sleep.
Oh god please filter that squeek/hum/hiss? next time