Oh my... it's a scrambler. It's not a trail bike. It is not made for jumping. It sits between a road bike and a trail bike. Scramblers are the precursors of the trail bikes. It was idealized for riding in gravel and dirt roads, it was not made for hardcore offroad. When you say it doesn't handle jumps well, you are saying the obvious. And it is not a questionable suspension. Again, it's a scrambler, not a Trail bike.
Agreed 100%, stating the obvious but stating it nevertheless for those who are opting this for hardcore offroading(yes, there are people like that here since Scramblers are a relatively new segment in India).
Hey, Weirdo (sorry, couldn't avoid 😅), then I must say I'm sorry. Cause the way I understood, it seemed to me that you were blaming on Triumph as if the bike was crappy, based on a mis-categorization of it. Again, sorry. I get pissed with all the comparisons that put Scrambler 400X and Himalayan 450 side by side since they belong to different categories having different purposes. I understand the comparison based on a similar engine data and price. But that is not ideal since by itself comparing them makes people think they are somewhat similar. Well, that's it. Have a good one!
@@gaspar9750 :) No problem. And agreed, it is very frustrating. Hardly an apple to apple comparison. The only common factor between these bikes, intentionally, are two wheels and a handlebar powered by a single cylinder engine.
Hi there! thank you and yes, you can cruise at 130. But expect significant vibrations. It kicks in at about 120kmph. You can use an aftermarket handlebar vibration dampener, might help.
Which one to select between scrambler 400x and honda cb350 (classic model ) , purpose is to have one bike for all purpose., mostly city and highway rides ..plz suggest ,my height 5.6
@@mr.h8516 hands down cb350. Scrambler 400x is a tall bike and in bumper to bumper traffic you will find is extremely uneasy to manoeuvre. Cb350 is a great road bike and handles well. And is much more planted than the scrambler on highways. Hope this helps
Astonishing video my friend! Your storytelling skills widely surpasses the quality of your helmet camera though! I'd be happy to give you a monetary contribution towards a new one if you'd be willing and kind to set up a donation button on your channel. After all, it's Christmas time ❤ Blessings and season's greetings from a snowy Sweden!
Oh man this comment made my day! You are too kind :) This was just a one-off thing I did to see if I should really get into this format of videos. Once I figured the output and got reviews from good people like you, I finally pulled the trigger and got myself a DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro and a DJI Mic Mini few days ago. This was recorded on a potato, but expect better quality next time :)
@@weirdmanrides Praise where praise is due! You're welcome man, happy to be able to put a smile on your face. Will continue to take part of your epic content with great excitement - and what a difference that DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro has made - good call! You'll be getting a heap of new, well-deserved subscribers soon, rest assured. Keep up the amazing job and thanks again!
Well Done! 👍
what a video. loved it
Instantly subbed!!! Great video man🤩
Let's go for a ride!
Oh my... it's a scrambler. It's not a trail bike. It is not made for jumping. It sits between a road bike and a trail bike. Scramblers are the precursors of the trail bikes. It was idealized for riding in gravel and dirt roads, it was not made for hardcore offroad. When you say it doesn't handle jumps well, you are saying the obvious. And it is not a questionable suspension. Again, it's a scrambler, not a Trail bike.
Agreed 100%, stating the obvious but stating it nevertheless for those who are opting this for hardcore offroading(yes, there are people like that here since Scramblers are a relatively new segment in India).
Hey, Weirdo (sorry, couldn't avoid 😅), then I must say I'm sorry. Cause the way I understood, it seemed to me that you were blaming on Triumph as if the bike was crappy, based on a mis-categorization of it. Again, sorry.
I get pissed with all the comparisons that put Scrambler 400X and Himalayan 450 side by side since they belong to different categories having different purposes. I understand the comparison based on a similar engine data and price. But that is not ideal since by itself comparing them makes people think they are somewhat similar.
Well, that's it. Have a good one!
@@gaspar9750 :) No problem. And agreed, it is very frustrating. Hardly an apple to apple comparison. The only common factor between these bikes, intentionally, are two wheels and a handlebar powered by a single cylinder engine.
Hi from argentina. Excelent video. What about cruising at 130?
Hi there! thank you and yes, you can cruise at 130. But expect significant vibrations. It kicks in at about 120kmph. You can use an aftermarket handlebar vibration dampener, might help.
Which one to select between scrambler 400x and honda cb350 (classic model ) , purpose is to have one bike for all purpose., mostly city and highway rides ..plz suggest ,my height 5.6
@@mr.h8516 hands down cb350. Scrambler 400x is a tall bike and in bumper to bumper traffic you will find is extremely uneasy to manoeuvre. Cb350 is a great road bike and handles well. And is much more planted than the scrambler on highways. Hope this helps
@@weirdmanrides thanks a lot 👍
Astonishing video my friend! Your storytelling skills widely surpasses the quality of your helmet camera though! I'd be happy to give you a monetary contribution towards a new one if you'd be willing and kind to set up a donation button on your channel. After all, it's Christmas time ❤ Blessings and season's greetings from a snowy Sweden!
Oh man this comment made my day! You are too kind :)
This was just a one-off thing I did to see if I should really get into this format of videos. Once I figured the output and got reviews from good people like you, I finally pulled the trigger and got myself a DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro and a DJI Mic Mini few days ago. This was recorded on a potato, but expect better quality next time :)
@@weirdmanrides Praise where praise is due! You're welcome man, happy to be able to put a smile on your face.
Will continue to take part of your epic content with great excitement - and what a difference that DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro has made - good call!
You'll be getting a heap of new, well-deserved subscribers soon, rest assured. Keep up the amazing job and thanks again!
@ thanks nathanael for your encouragement and support.