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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2025
- Just a quick video to show how to install an OEM tank pad on a Triumph Scrambler 400 X. This should help keep the tank from getting scuffed and scratched up as bad from clothing. I hope this video was helpful! thanks for watching!
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Hey kid, good to see you again. Good looking bike.
Waiting to see your travels on it.
Safe riding
Christopher
Hey thanks so much! Lots of riding to do on it! Already at 1600 miles almost
Very nice looking little bike
Thanks so much!
That looks like a great bike. That seat looks like it is very comfortable.
Its super fun, yeah its not too bad, they actually have a more comfortable seat for it
Looking forward to more of your videos on this bike! It looks great! I know you’re going to enjoy this bike!
Thanks! So far its great! Already have almost 1600 miles on it
Looks good. I use Nu Polish for small scuffs on my body work thats not protected. Works good enough. I ended up getting a tank protector for my GSA after doing the same thing to my gas tank.
Thanks! Yeah I wouldn’t want to use any polish on this tank since it has a matte clear coat, might turn it shiny 😅 tank pads are nice to help protect the paint
@@TDubsKid oh! I didn't even consider the matte finish. Well, you know how it is. Every blemish adds character!
Looking great! Have you had any stalling issues or other concerns so far? I'm hoping they've got most of the initial kinks worked out by now but probably holding off til spring to buy.
Thanks! Maybe stalled once over 1600 miles, my problem was laying it over in a small washout and the bike was fully disabled. Costs $1800 just to get running again, videos coming soon