Hey, I just want to appreciate this channel, even I'm 6,2 and was looking for reviews for these newer bikes in town and their ride review of a taller rider, and your videos explain perfectly what I wanted, Thank you and ride safe as allways!
Exactly what I was looking for - thank you! Also really appreciate the comparisons with the Himalayan 450 and your IG post on the 500NX. i'M 6ft 4' and 106kg, so not too different from you and have sat on a friends Scrambler 400x a while back. Like you, I found that it was surprisingly comfortable. Besides rotating the bars forward a little and possibly adding a riser, I would even go as far as saying that it fit pretty spot on from factory. Despite the Scrambler being physically small in appearance, it had a much, much better rider triangle than my bike, the much bigger Benelli TRK 502x which I have struggled with for way too long (the rider triangle felt way, way too tight with my knees above my hips. my knees also didn't fit under the bulges in the fairing with both issues together leading to lots of lower back and shoulder pain on longer rides). This is looking like a strong contender for my next commuting bike, especially at such a low price point.
I’m 6ft 5 and confused between these 2 bikes , I generally do office trips 30km a day and one 70km on weekends , which would be more comfortable to do this and not have more lower back pain.
Hey Buddy, I am 6'7" and I am confused between these two bikes - Scrambler 400x and Himalayan 450. What should I choose? I test rode both but don't have any clear pick because test rides are short. I have some back pain issues and coming from Activa 5g I get back pain easily after a travel to my office 11km away from my home, thanks to the potholes and uneven Indian roads. What should I choose? My use case will be mostly city rides and I am planning for occasional long distance tours. Please help me out buddy!
@@DarkOceanShark Completely understand the situation... go for the Himmy 450... the seat size, the handlebar with riser setup and the adjustable seat height will be a better fit than the scrambler.
Im 6’2” and a new rider.. Im confused between Triumph Scrambler 400X and Husqvarna Svartpilen 401.. Svartpilen 401 is in my head because of how it looks.. what is your advice for me?
Hey! Thanks for reaching out... the channel is dedicated to exactly you as the TG. What is your most common use case for the bike? Commuting, weekend rides, longer tours? If its city commuting and occasionally riding on the weekend, I'd say go with the Husky (or any other bike your heart desires). The Husky will also have better performance so if thrill is your thing, Husky wins. I think the Scrambler 400x would be a better tourer between the two but in general there are better bikes for touring/offroading. Do hope you consider subscribing to the channel and supporting me on Insta as well...
@@tallguyrides792 its mainly commuting on city roads and highways within the city and occasionally go out on the roads outside the city.. Im not looking to go through and through offroad. Husky’s riding position is a bit more confident acc to me than Scrambler 400X’s.. but both look uniquely great.. so needed your opinion
Thank you for your appreciation. Yes. It is in the pipeline. I had a small crash about 3 weeks back and I am recovering from the same. Will try out the husky post that. This is still a very small channel so it is a bit difficult to get bikes for a proper review. Hope you can support the channel by subscribing and sharing it with your friends.
@@tallguyrides792 for sure man! Pls get well soon! Will do all the needful to your channel!! You're doing God's work! So pls carry on whenever you can!
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Hey, I just want to appreciate this channel, even I'm 6,2 and was looking for reviews for these newer bikes in town and their ride review of a taller rider, and your videos explain perfectly what I wanted, Thank you and ride safe as allways!
Exactly what I was looking for - thank you! Also really appreciate the comparisons with the Himalayan 450 and your IG post on the 500NX. i'M 6ft 4' and 106kg, so not too different from you and have sat on a friends Scrambler 400x a while back. Like you, I found that it was surprisingly comfortable. Besides rotating the bars forward a little and possibly adding a riser, I would even go as far as saying that it fit pretty spot on from factory. Despite the Scrambler being physically small in appearance, it had a much, much better rider triangle than my bike, the much bigger Benelli TRK 502x which I have struggled with for way too long (the rider triangle felt way, way too tight with my knees above my hips. my knees also didn't fit under the bulges in the fairing with both issues together leading to lots of lower back and shoulder pain on longer rides). This is looking like a strong contender for my next commuting bike, especially at such a low price point.
I'm 6"4 and im wondering on the aesthetics of the look when one sits on it from the viewers POV? Advice?
The Himalayan is the bigger bike. Hence bigger fellows like us would aesthetically look better on it.
Another very good review that gives good information to any possible purchaser
Ty for your kind words.
I’m 6ft 5 and confused between these 2 bikes , I generally do office trips 30km a day and one 70km on weekends , which would be more comfortable to do this and not have more lower back pain.
I think both are very comfortable but for your use-case go for the Scrambler 400X and put handlebar riser.
Do consider subscribing if you felt this video added value. Also, check out my other bike reviews 😇
I am 6ft 6 and have the himalayan 450 but I think the ergonomics on the scrambler 400x is better than the himalayan
@@NeeleshBharath Agreed
Hey Buddy, I am 6'7" and I am confused between these two bikes - Scrambler 400x and Himalayan 450. What should I choose? I test rode both but don't have any clear pick because test rides are short. I have some back pain issues and coming from Activa 5g I get back pain easily after a travel to my office 11km away from my home, thanks to the potholes and uneven Indian roads. What should I choose? My use case will be mostly city rides and I am planning for occasional long distance tours. Please help me out buddy!
@@DarkOceanShark Completely understand the situation... go for the Himmy 450... the seat size, the handlebar with riser setup and the adjustable seat height will be a better fit than the scrambler.
@@tallguyrides792 Thanks a lot much appreciated. Subbed to you, my fellow tall rider :)
@@DarkOceanShark Appreciate it bruv
Im 6’2” and a new rider.. Im confused between Triumph Scrambler 400X and Husqvarna Svartpilen 401.. Svartpilen 401 is in my head because of how it looks.. what is your advice for me?
Hey! Thanks for reaching out... the channel is dedicated to exactly you as the TG.
What is your most common use case for the bike? Commuting, weekend rides, longer tours?
If its city commuting and occasionally riding on the weekend, I'd say go with the Husky (or any other bike your heart desires). The Husky will also have better performance so if thrill is your thing, Husky wins. I think the Scrambler 400x would be a better tourer between the two but in general there are better bikes for touring/offroading.
Do hope you consider subscribing to the channel and supporting me on Insta as well...
@@tallguyrides792 its mainly commuting on city roads and highways within the city and occasionally go out on the roads outside the city.. Im not looking to go through and through offroad. Husky’s riding position is a bit more confident acc to me than Scrambler 400X’s.. but both look uniquely great.. so needed your opinion
Bro, this is an awesome video! If and when you could get your hands on the new Husqvarna 400 would be awesome to know!!
Thank you for your appreciation. Yes. It is in the pipeline. I had a small crash about 3 weeks back and I am recovering from the same. Will try out the husky post that. This is still a very small channel so it is a bit difficult to get bikes for a proper review. Hope you can support the channel by subscribing and sharing it with your friends.
@@tallguyrides792 for sure man! Pls get well soon! Will do all the needful to your channel!! You're doing God's work! So pls carry on whenever you can!
How tall are you ?
6’4”