This bike will take bike of the year. It’s great for beginners but it’s no beginner bike. 40 hp is plenty. Trust me. I’ve been riding for over 50 years. It’s a peach. They can’t get them delivered fast enough. Here in Canada we are still waiting to actually see one in person. My mate just bought one in early March and is still waiting for them to hit our shores. Incidentally, in Canada the allotment coming is about 80% sold and not one is in our dealerships yet. Very soon tho. As for shorter riders, simply check out the Speed 400. I agree with you that these bikes are worth more than asking price. I’m 65 years old and I’m finding a lot of my mates who ride litre plus bikes are now gravitating towards what we rode in the 70’s. Single or twin small displacement motorcycles. You know it’s true… that it’s more fun riding a slow bike fast than riding a fast bike slow. Great video. Cheers mate.
@@randycarter5410 My friend just took delivery of his speed 400. Break in done now and I got to tell you for a single cylinder thumper, this bike is smooth and fun. I’m 5’11” and weigh 212 pounds. At first I found it a bit small (I ride an adventure bike so ya, any roadster will feel small at first) but after getting going I was so impressed. Great bike. If I were to get one I’d be looking at the scrambler even tho I know the speed would be more nimble.
Great review. Actually 400cc is quite significant for a beginner. 125cc is a good start for a beginner. I am getting one in a couple of weeks, 1 month ahead of schedule, which I ordered mid December in Thailand. I rented a KTM390Duke last month just to get back on a proper motorcycle after 20 years riding only small scooters. That KTM was a blast and caught me by surprise a couple of times with unexpected punch. The Scram400x is a lot more comfortable and stable at speed but equally fun and light to throw into a corner. The look, finishing and price (USD4860 here!) are just unbeatable. Sometime it is good to realize that less is more.
Just bought one $9500 two year warranty on the road here in NZ. Electric bicycles are that price with zero resale value. Perfect bike for NZ roads and the crap commute. Thanks for the review. You netted triumph a sale for them. 🤙🏼
hey man , is this bike big enough for a 6'1 muscular stature , i have tried out speed 400 but it was very small for mee . please answer i am considering ktm 390 as no other bikes are tall enough for me :(
I would definitely tell you to try the scrambler. I let my buddy who is 6'2 ride mine and he was surprised how comfortable it is. He rides a harley every day, so a little different seating position. But he said his knees never felt so good riding a bike. Im 5'7 and I am able to ride with no real problems too
Finally we are getting (back) nice looking and well made small displacement bikes. In the last year they looked so cheap and were just an ugly copy of their big sisters. Royal Enfield really did something in the market with their bikes
Mate, why is everything "little" and "crazy"? You talk like it's a toy. It's a motorcycle that is not much smaller physically than the larger triumph scramblers. Then you ride it and suddenly it's a really nice motorbike that has more than enough power to enjoy yourself. Can we please stop confusing lower capacity with small! It's annoying!
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This bike will take bike of the year. It’s great for beginners but it’s no beginner bike. 40 hp is plenty. Trust me. I’ve been riding for over 50 years. It’s a peach. They can’t get them delivered fast enough. Here in Canada we are still waiting to actually see one in person. My mate just bought one in early March and is still waiting for them to hit our shores. Incidentally, in Canada the allotment coming is about 80% sold and not one is in our dealerships yet. Very soon tho. As for shorter riders, simply check out the Speed 400. I agree with you that these bikes are worth more than asking price. I’m 65 years old and I’m finding a lot of my mates who ride litre plus bikes are now gravitating towards what we rode in the 70’s. Single or twin small displacement motorcycles. You know it’s true… that it’s more fun riding a slow bike fast than riding a fast bike slow. Great video. Cheers mate.
Yup, been riding almost all my life and can't wait to get the scrambler or the street, 😁😁
@@randycarter5410 My friend just took delivery of his speed 400. Break in done now and I got to tell you for a single cylinder thumper, this bike is smooth and fun. I’m 5’11” and weigh 212 pounds. At first I found it a bit small (I ride an adventure bike so ya, any roadster will feel small at first) but after getting going I was so impressed. Great bike. If I were to get one I’d be looking at the scrambler even tho I know the speed would be more nimble.
Great review. Actually 400cc is quite significant for a beginner. 125cc is a good start for a beginner. I am getting one in a couple of weeks, 1 month ahead of schedule, which I ordered mid December in Thailand. I rented a KTM390Duke last month just to get back on a proper motorcycle after 20 years riding only small scooters. That KTM was a blast and caught me by surprise a couple of times with unexpected punch. The Scram400x is a lot more comfortable and stable at speed but equally fun and light to throw into a corner. The look, finishing and price (USD4860 here!) are just unbeatable. Sometime it is good to realize that less is more.
Just bought one $9500 two year warranty on the road here in NZ. Electric bicycles are that price with zero resale value.
Perfect bike for NZ roads and the crap commute.
Thanks for the review. You netted triumph a sale for them. 🤙🏼
whats action camera do you filming?
Great Video😀, Got mine delivered today with that exact same color scheme...... Already loving the feel the motorcycle gives you😍
Try out the Himalayan 450 when you get a chance.
I like turtles
Got the same machine, always look forward to riding it.
Awesome color grading man. ❤
Can you also do one on Scrambler 1200X not the XE but the X one.
I can't wait to get my hands on one of these, nice review bud
Cheers mate
holy Crap! Looks like you were in of those videos from riding in India in the beginning!
hey man , is this bike big enough for a 6'1 muscular stature , i have tried out speed 400 but it was very small for mee . please answer i am considering ktm 390 as no other bikes are tall enough for me :(
I would definitely tell you to try the scrambler. I let my buddy who is 6'2 ride mine and he was surprised how comfortable it is. He rides a harley every day, so a little different seating position. But he said his knees never felt so good riding a bike. Im 5'7 and I am able to ride with no real problems too
From Tamil Nadu....❤ Nice review
I’d love to take one for a ride, but they are all sold out in Christchurch.
Finally we are getting (back) nice looking and well made small displacement bikes. In the last year they looked so cheap and were just an ugly copy of their big sisters. Royal Enfield really did something in the market with their bikes
Mate, why is everything "little" and "crazy"? You talk like it's a toy. It's a motorcycle that is not much smaller physically than the larger triumph scramblers. Then you ride it and suddenly it's a really nice motorbike that has more than enough power to enjoy yourself. Can we please stop confusing lower capacity with small! It's annoying!
It’s literally a much smaller bike than a bigger bike…
please stop calling it a learner bike........
It’s literally a learner approved motorcycle