They sure do! Currently I have the motoz tractionator adventure on the rear and I would recommend it. It's performed really well so far and will get another once it wears out but I'll probably go more aggressive upfront.
Well done. Taking the Scrambler on muddy tracks. How did it handle the tracks? Would not be easy, the weight of the bike & power delivery would be challenging. Love the Scrambler style, don’t own one, but like the bike. Aussie Fan🇦🇺
Thanks. It's still a great bike even if you don't plan to go off-road. It did pretty good and could do even more with a better pilot. I only have a 31" inseam so it is not the easiest bike to take on the trails but it's doable. Definitely ride with friends if you do anything gnarly as you'd need the help picking it up. The narrowness of the tank and seat helps with my confidence as it feels easier to ride. The scrambler looks and feels smaller and a lot less intimidating than other ADV bikes like say the Africa Twin or GS.
Gotta love that blue. I've almost got myself talked into trading my tiger 800xc for one of those, the extra torque would come in handy where I ride, and that sound ripping though the trails, got to love it. What trail system where yall riding?
I actually traded in a Tiger 800xc for the scram, had it for about a year before I did. Lots of torque on the scram, power wheelies in 1st and some say 2nd but I haven't tried 2nd yet. Still a noob at off-road riding but I do feel like the scram is easier to ride even though it's taller. It might be the narrower tank and maybe the COG is a bit lower and all that torque it maybe is just me. We're riding a short unmaintained road in jersey, not much trails if any at all around here.
I screamed "Do it" every time I saw y'all coming to a mud puddle
Lol some are pretty deep!
Looked like a great time! Nice job!
Thanks! Lots more to come
nice! bet some better off tires would make a huge difference.
They sure do! Currently I have the motoz tractionator adventure on the rear and I would recommend it. It's performed really well so far and will get another once it wears out but I'll probably go more aggressive upfront.
Well done. Taking the Scrambler on muddy tracks. How did it handle the tracks? Would not be easy, the weight of the bike & power delivery would be challenging. Love the Scrambler style, don’t own one, but like the bike. Aussie Fan🇦🇺
Thanks. It's still a great bike even if you don't plan to go off-road. It did pretty good and could do even more with a better pilot. I only have a 31" inseam so it is not the easiest bike to take on the trails but it's doable. Definitely ride with friends if you do anything gnarly as you'd need the help picking it up. The narrowness of the tank and seat helps with my confidence as it feels easier to ride. The scrambler looks and feels smaller and a lot less intimidating than other ADV bikes like say the Africa Twin or GS.
Gotta love that blue. I've almost got myself talked into trading my tiger 800xc for one of those, the extra torque would come in handy where I ride, and that sound ripping though the trails, got to love it. What trail system where yall riding?
I actually traded in a Tiger 800xc for the scram, had it for about a year before I did. Lots of torque on the scram, power wheelies in 1st and some say 2nd but I haven't tried 2nd yet. Still a noob at off-road riding but I do feel like the scram is easier to ride even though it's taller. It might be the narrower tank and maybe the COG is a bit lower and all that torque it maybe is just me.
We're riding a short unmaintained road in jersey, not much trails if any at all around here.
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This is a trail for a plastic bike like the KLX, the Triumph is too nice a bike
True. Although extremely challenging it's still fun on the triumph.