Was that a baby goat that you passed, cute? I need to travel to the Philippines. I have a 2014 T100 Bonneville. I'm thinking of moving to the Street Scrambler 900 for more leverage with the handlebars & seating position @ my 73 years of age. Thank you for your video & your beautiful scenery. 😊
@@markm3143 Hahaha! Yes that was indeed a goat! I myself moved from a T100 to a Scrambler 900. Personally, I prefer the looks of the Scram, with its wider handlebars and those lovely pipes, but I must say that form doesn't always align with function 🙂. The high pipes are quite hot and I need to wear an extra layer on my right leg (under my pants) to manage the heat. I do hope you can visit the Philippines. In the meantime, I wish you safe and enjoyable rides!
Thanks a lot...I love the matte blue color! I agree with you on the suspension 👍 I think the Scrambler 1200 would have all the ideal features for more extreme off-roading, but I would probably prefer an ADV at that cc range.
Thanks a lot sir! Love the bike and I'm so happy to finally have the blue Gold Line edition... it's not difficult to handle offroad especially for people like me who aren't hardcore offroaders 😃
Greetings from the USA! Thanks for sharing! Is Triumph going to offer the Scrambler 400 in the Philippines? I just got my wife a Benelli Leoncino Trail 500 scrambler, and it's a fun bike that is low enough and mild enough for newer riders. Honda is offering similar CL500s too. Some great lighter scramblers that we can't get here are the Fantic Caballeros. Fantic might offer them in the Philippines though.
Thanks for your comment about the other scramblers out there, and regards as well from Manila. I haven't tried the Benelli 500 scrambler, but I'm now curious to check it out. 👍 Triumph Philippines has been advertising thr Scrambler 400 in its social media accounts so I expect it to come here (probably later this year, like in other countries). The Caballero isn't still being offered in the local market, but a friend of mine managed to get one and I was told that it might soon enter the Philippines 🤞.
@@MotoFaith I forgot to say that the Benelli and Honda are a bit heavy too, at over 200Kg curb weight. A lot of weight can probably be shaved off of the Benelli though, starting with a tail tidy, lithium battery, and titanium exhaust.
Great! All the best Joel. Stay safe.
Thanks Sr. Lei! God bless!
Was that a baby goat that you passed, cute? I need to travel to the Philippines. I have a 2014 T100 Bonneville. I'm thinking of moving to the Street Scrambler 900 for more leverage with the handlebars & seating position @ my 73 years of age. Thank you for your video & your beautiful scenery. 😊
@@markm3143 Hahaha! Yes that was indeed a goat! I myself moved from a T100 to a Scrambler 900. Personally, I prefer the looks of the Scram, with its wider handlebars and those lovely pipes, but I must say that form doesn't always align with function 🙂. The high pipes are quite hot and I need to wear an extra layer on my right leg (under my pants) to manage the heat. I do hope you can visit the Philippines. In the meantime, I wish you safe and enjoyable rides!
Na-miss ko ung dati kong kasama sa mga Rides... Keep Safe Sir Joel and more Videos :-)
Maraming salamat Leo! Keep safe and God bless parati!
Nice. Happy trails.
@@cptntwang Thanks a lot! 👍
Great looking bike 😎 A little more suspension travel would be ideal 🍻
Thanks a lot...I love the matte blue color! I agree with you on the suspension 👍 I think the Scrambler 1200 would have all the ideal features for more extreme off-roading, but I would probably prefer an ADV at that cc range.
Wow!!! This Cool.
Thanks a lot sir! Love the bike and I'm so happy to finally have the blue Gold Line edition... it's not difficult to handle offroad especially for people like me who aren't hardcore offroaders 😃
Greetings from the USA! Thanks for sharing!
Is Triumph going to offer the Scrambler 400 in the Philippines?
I just got my wife a Benelli Leoncino Trail 500 scrambler, and it's a fun bike that is low enough and mild enough for newer riders. Honda is offering similar CL500s too. Some great lighter scramblers that we can't get here are the Fantic Caballeros. Fantic might offer them in the Philippines though.
Thanks for your comment about the other scramblers out there, and regards as well from Manila. I haven't tried the Benelli 500 scrambler, but I'm now curious to check it out. 👍 Triumph Philippines has been advertising thr Scrambler 400 in its social media accounts so I expect it to come here (probably later this year, like in other countries). The Caballero isn't still being offered in the local market, but a friend of mine managed to get one and I was told that it might soon enter the Philippines 🤞.
@@MotoFaith I forgot to say that the Benelli and Honda are a bit heavy too, at over 200Kg curb weight. A lot of weight can probably be shaved off of the Benelli though, starting with a tail tidy, lithium battery, and titanium exhaust.
Wow great place sir.
Salamat sir! Ride safe palagi and more power to your channel 👍
NICE👍👍
Ride safe sir joel
Maraming salamat boss Chris! I hope you liked the video. Ride safe always!
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@@MotoFaith ok po ty