Blazing black, especially as a chiefs fan, looks sooooooo goooood.... i got graphite grey, and for what i paid i cannot complain. Almost bought a himi from Baxter because of this channel, im going to make a road trip up there on my scram when it warms up.
My favorite color scheme for the Scram 411. It looks so damn good! In fact - black is my favorite color, period. I’ve got a black car, black t-shirts, black watch, a black soul.. You name it. Thanks for the great video.
The jacket you get is GREAT for summer riding. I got my Scram (same color too) in late March and have put nearly 2k miles on it, and its sooo much fun. I also added a exhuast wrap in gold, which looks nice, and i swapped out the mirrors for better adjusting mirrors
200 miles done on new Himalayan, but lumpy (2nd gear) but hope the first service improves things. Other than that am loving it! Feel like I can ride her all day. I sat on the Himalayan and I preferred the seating position, but am over 6ft.
Congratulations! Himalayan is a great platform. My favorite bike ever, hands down. Yes, the transmissions are a bit clunky when compared to the modern offerings from RE but still very good. She should smooth out. Ride the wheels of that wonderful bike. Wahoo!
Gear box & motor will smooth out as kms go up & you'll get use to the gearbox etc like second gear.A great al-rounder bike ride to work & go on gravel roads looking for new places & routes & moto camping too.Enjoy.
I originally planned on the Scram Fuzzy, but ended up rolling out the Himalayan 4 months ago. The bike sees mostly blacktop, but The performance and styling is perfect. 65 for me is too fast on the Himalayan. Servicing the bike is a walk in the park. I think the Warrior stated a 12 year old could adjust the valves. These RE bikes are a no brainer for the do it yourself individuals.
since you're in the US you know US has high highway speeds. How is this bike going 70-75mph? Does it vibrate a lot or can it handle it? How is the long term comfort (rides over an hour)? thanks!
I have the Himalayan standard version and I write it on the interstate. Periodically at speeds of 75 mph. Doesn't really vibrate too much at all. If I had to ride 75 miles an hour for hours on end I would buy a different bike. It'll do 60 65 all day long
Yes, I would. However, if I were going to use it on longer rides, say 100 miles at a shot, I'd go with the more comfortable Meteor or Scram. Hunter is a much lighter, funner motorcycle. Would be a great town bike. I will make a video about this topic. Thanks for the idea. Wahoo!
85 miles an hour? The new 450 with 40 HP. Certainly should be able to do over 100 MPH for the thrill seekers. So...anyone not interested in 100 MPH. This Scrams for you. Let's move em out to make room for the new 450's and maybe some of those Hunter enduros. Great work Fuzzy!
Blazing black, especially as a chiefs fan, looks sooooooo goooood.... i got graphite grey, and for what i paid i cannot complain. Almost bought a himi from Baxter because of this channel, im going to make a road trip up there on my scram when it warms up.
Love the Scram. Make your way up to Baxter's, be sure and tell'm hi from Fuzzy Biker. Wahoo!
My favorite color scheme for the Scram 411. It looks so damn good! In fact - black is my favorite color, period. I’ve got a black car, black t-shirts, black watch, a black soul.. You name it. Thanks for the great video.
Wahoo! in black!
Great video. I just purchased a new 411 Scram and can't wait to put some miles on it. This video makes me feel like I made a good choice.
You're gonna love it. Of all bikes I've ever owned my standard Himalayan is my favorite...the Scram 411 is even better. Wahoo!
Hi! Beautiful video. I am the happy owner of the same motorcycle. I will wait your videos!!! Thanks.
More to come!
The jacket you get is GREAT for summer riding. I got my Scram (same color too) in late March and have put nearly 2k miles on it, and its sooo much fun. I also added a exhuast wrap in gold, which looks nice, and i swapped out the mirrors for better adjusting mirrors
It's a good looking jacket!
That is one good looking Scram 411. 😻
Great little bike!
200 miles done on new Himalayan, but lumpy (2nd gear) but hope the first service improves things. Other than that am loving it!
Feel like I can ride her all day. I sat on the Himalayan and I preferred the seating position, but am over 6ft.
Congratulations! Himalayan is a great platform. My favorite bike ever, hands down. Yes, the transmissions are a bit clunky when compared to the modern offerings from RE but still very good. She should smooth out. Ride the wheels of that wonderful bike. Wahoo!
Hi Fuzzy Biker!
Have you considered intro music? I like your reviews and it could really set a mood.
@@collyernicholasjohn I have tried it before but I failed miserably. I'll give that some thought. Thank you
Gear box & motor will smooth out as kms go up & you'll get use to the gearbox etc like second gear.A great al-rounder bike ride to work & go on gravel roads looking for new places & routes & moto camping too.Enjoy.
@@ruahinesrider Loving it boyo!!!
Hi Fuzzy, put my deposit down on incoming green classic last week with Mark. Love all your videos and hope to see you when I pick my bike up.
Hey, that sounds great :) Rode my classic about 200 miles today over 1100 miles in the last 2 week. Love these bikes. Congratulations and Wahoo!
I originally planned on the Scram Fuzzy, but ended up rolling out the Himalayan 4 months ago. The bike sees mostly blacktop, but The performance and styling is perfect. 65 for me is too fast on the Himalayan. Servicing the bike is a walk in the park. I think the Warrior stated a 12 year old could adjust the valves.
These RE bikes are a no brainer for the do it yourself individuals.
Love my Himalayan, really like that 21 inch front tire and the front windscreen area too. Great motorcycles both. Wahoo!
Hi, Fuzzy Biker, have you considered intro music? I really like your reviews and music could set the mood.
I've tried it before but failed miserably. Maybe I'll try again. Wahoo!
Good Friday Morning. Forgive me if you addressed it, and I missed it... is there a USB charger on the scram, too? John in Colorado
The 2023 Scram does not have a built-in USB port.
@@rtrevellyan Thank you.
Talked with dealer, they say no USB on the Scram but it can be added.
since you're in the US you know US has high highway speeds. How is this bike going 70-75mph? Does it vibrate a lot or can it handle it? How is the long term comfort (rides over an hour)? thanks!
I have the Himalayan standard version and I write it on the interstate. Periodically at speeds of 75 mph. Doesn't really vibrate too much at all. If I had to ride 75 miles an hour for hours on end I would buy a different bike. It'll do 60 65 all day long
If you wouldn't use it off road would you take this over a hunter 350? THank you.
Yes, I would. However, if I were going to use it on longer rides, say 100 miles at a shot, I'd go with the more comfortable Meteor or Scram. Hunter is a much lighter, funner motorcycle. Would be a great town bike. I will make a video about this topic. Thanks for the idea. Wahoo!
85 miles an hour?
The new 450 with 40 HP. Certainly should be able to do over 100 MPH for the thrill seekers.
So...anyone not interested in 100 MPH. This Scrams for you.
Let's move em out to make room for the new 450's and maybe some of those Hunter enduros. Great work Fuzzy!
Am very eager to see/ride the new 450 Himalayan. Wahoo!