Your review is one of the first ones I watched and now I am waiting to pick up my Scrambler 400 X any day. I have re-watched your review multiple times and it still puts a smile on my face of how much you love the bike. And it truly makes a difference, being a female consumer, to be able to listen to another female's opinions and experience on the matter. THANK YOU!!!
@@riwayateishq hunter? Bro. I own this bike. I bought it after testriding 13bikes in Indian market. It had some issues like engine stalling but got rectified through ecu update. It is value for money. It is not made in india only for indian as HEROly is doing with a fake Harley. It is made in india but for a global market.
I think this is the best review of the Scrambler that I've seen yet. And there are plenty out there. Triumph have nailed it. Plenty of competition, but maybe there's a growing demand for more classically-designed bikes like this. I would love one. It's exactly what I want, and all I need. Looking forward to their arrival in NZ.
TomBoy Great review! The Triumph 400's are going to sell like hotcakes. They are beautiful to look at, sound nice and will be perfect for newer riders and for those that want something lighter. Thank you Lady! Ride SAFE and BE safe! 👍👍
Having fun going fast on a small(er) bike. An adventure bike is one you can pick up several times in one day. Fix most any place and manage small openings and take across water bodies in very small boats.
Thank you for the video! I test rode one last week and also loved it! Normally I do a journey and then come straight home, not so with this little triumph. I parked up at Al Campo (Spain) took some photos for family then got back on it! I was due to take it my back to the dealer, but carried on up the autovia then turned off onto some twisties! This is a hell of a bike! My only concern is the journey from Spain to the UK along the autovia. At speed it's a little vibey for me, but wow! It's an ace! (I am 62)
It looks a beauty and has had a lot of positive reviews. A friend of mine, is even thinking of reaching deep and getting one. I really wish success for these light weight Triumphs, rather than the imaginitive but failed attempts that grace the National Motorcycle Museum from the late 70's.
Great review Tomboy. I saw one at my triumph dealer, looks like a fun little bike, I think the scrambler would look better with spoked wheels and 50/50 tyres. I’d love one but I ride a 900 rally pro which gives me better all round use, especially for longer distance travelling. Thanks for posting.👍
When I first hear there will be a 400cc on triumph I actually pissed off bcs I hate brands trying to make profit but making their branding lower. But when I saw it in Eicma Milano and sit on it all my thoughts are changed bcs Triumph made it like all so quality and finishing is perfect ✌🏻
Beautiful bike, but it's a Triumph which says it all. Fantastic colour combination on this model and a well presented review, but it was a pity we didn't see more of it performing in city traffic and how it is for filtering. The price is....? Probably it's low to keep it in the same price catagory of the R Endfields. Was really good for me to see my two favorite Moto bloggers in one video. Now I'm looking forward to the Speed 400 review, as one of these two, might be my future 2nd bike.
I rode Speed in London too, so will show some riding in a central London traffic as well as Valencia. I don’t write the price as it’s different in every country and easy to google. In UK IS 5595£
Schönheit einer Frau, sehr gutes Video, was das Motorrad betrifft, ist es sehr komfortabel und was mir am besten gefallen hat, war, dass man die Traktionskontrolle usw. ausschalten kann. Ich habe es bei einem offiziellen Händler ausprobiert, es ist PHÄNOMENAL!!!
This is obviously going to be a huge success and it puts it in the reach of many not the vast amount of money many bikes are. It will be very interesting if Triumph make a 500 or a 600 single.
Great review! Comparison with Tiger is clear but what would be your comment on comparison with Scrambler 900? Is 400x really much more agile and nimble even as 900? Wich would you choose regardless the price? For every day city riding and some weekend trips…as the only bike… Thanks a lot!
Oh I wish someone would answer that question. I already own a svartpilen and looking at upgrading to a scrambler 900, and I wonder if the upgrade is worth the price difference.
Thank you for the review. I own a Scrambler 400X, and have done my first 1,000 Km on it now. I love it. One thing I noticed though, is that at low speeds - anything below 40 Km/hr - the motorcycle exhibits some jerkiness. It doesn't matter which gear I am on. And this happens on perfectly flat, smooth road surfaces while keeping a steady throttle. It does not go smoothly, but rather continuous back-and-forth jerking, and the slower you go, the more noticeable it is. Is this normal? I am looking for feedback from people who own the bike. Is this a normal single-cylinder behavior, or is there something wrong with my bike? Thank you.
In Germany Triumph offers a 4-years-warranty which made my final decision for the 400x - ordered in october last year. Green, both engine bars, tank pad, sump guard, mudguard extension and the windshield. Delivery this month 🤞. Thanks for your review - reassures my "blind" order. A small critics to Triumph: The heated hand grips were definitely promised when I ordered (have a screenshot). Now nothing about them in the accessories. Saw the video of an UK dealer who mounted Oxford Hotgrips Pro. Did you receive any infos about the heated grips in Valencia? I wonder if I should wait for them to come some day or mount Oxford grips, too?
@leafyshempharvest2722 I'm living in the coldest region in Germany - the heated grips make sense. Besides: The mounted accessories are covered by the 4 y. warranty as well. If I purchase them later I just have two years. So if I decide to sell the bike after the first season (maybe the 40 hps won't be enough or whatever) it may be a good argument that there is a complete 3 year warranty left.
@@leafyshempharvest2722 Last year we had snow still in may and enabled heating end of august - the heated grips make sense. Besides all accessories mounted when picking up the bike are covered by the 4-ys-warranty.
It has a very similar dna. Being manufactured by Bajaj. Bajaj indirectly owns majority stakes in KTM, GasGas and Husqvarna. Imagine an RE with a KTM engine.
Nice bike. hopefully the gloss black will be released , or can you already buy that gloss black one ?. Triumph should also make a 500 or 600cc version to fill that gap between the 400cc and the big 1200cc bike, then they have a triple choice on size. all very nice looking and great to see that they will have lots of accessories for them.
Never… but maybe some small bike would be good place for him… please… like a 50-80cc off-road or dual sport. It may be dangerous… It’s like… well with this song it reminds me of him … seen him riding with you ruclips.net/video/djV11Xbc914/видео.htmlsi=Nc_JiSEUal-JYRuh Now is when he will really learn to ride and have it instinctual for him later. Some cheap or used thing… he’d just be stoked about whatever. With a Lithuanian Lady mom I am sure he won’t get hurt or in trouble. My German Lady mom well just no way until I was an adult… but I did have a Stingray bike I bought with paper route money… that bike is worth a half million now… but my brother sold it while I was in the Navy… oh, well.
It’s a nice bike but surely it’s beaten out by the Benelli Leonchino 500?! The Benelli is proper full size, a twin engine, and still has those retro looks - it also rides absolutely deliciously!
@@toomuchjam everything is made in china - the device your using now is and I’m sure it’s very reliable; china has come a long way - try and find a bad review of a Benelli, there are very few.
China is run by communists and they have concentration camps for Muslims because they aren't the right ethnicity and religion. Yeah, you fund concentration camps if you want.
I have a V7 (750) and I am very tempted by this bike. I wish I had something a little more suited for rough roads or gravel roads. How do you think they compare? Nice work, as usual.
You should test ride a scrambler. V7 750 is very ‘manual’ comparing. 400x feels like any other Triumph. If I’d have to choose between two I’d take Scrambler. Like you said for versatility but also it’s a lot more pleasant to ride.
Always thought 400 - 500cc bikes are ideal size for most of the time on most of uk roads. I wouldn't be surprised if Triumph do a 500 version next year
Love your content. Would be beneficial for your channel if you could take a police or advanced riding course and share it with us. Itchy boots did this and got a tonne of views.
Is this Triumph worst or better than Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 2024? From my point of view engine of Triumph is worst and cluster meter is really old school, and as the last Triumph has over pricing of course.
Because algos love comments almost as much as some people like watching you straddle a saddle. Cant stand that double silencer/muffler/end can, but otherwise, ticks the boxes.
Not one rider used their signals on the highway. I never saw the brake light illuminate. You guys are dangerous riders. No signals, cutting off cars dangerously close. No brakes when slowing down on highyways.
I always enjoy your honest reviews 🤙🏼May I ask which do you prefer this 400x or the Husqvarna svartpilen that you reviewed. Desperately struggling here 🫤
I get this question a lot and started thinking about it. To me they are very different bikes for different personalities. If I’d plan to ride more rough roads and off tarmac I’d choose a Triumph. But again I haven’t tried Husky off road 🤔 Still it looks more urban. Maybe I should do a comparison video.
I've had mine several months and it's almost perfect. It's a pure joy to ride. Now they just need to release the saddle bag and mount!
Your review is one of the first ones I watched and now I am waiting to pick up my Scrambler 400 X any day. I have re-watched your review multiple times and it still puts a smile on my face of how much you love the bike. And it truly makes a difference, being a female consumer, to be able to listen to another female's opinions and experience on the matter. THANK YOU!!!
I have been riding my 400x for a while now (in India), I can say the love for this bike increases day by day.
Not the same as Speed 400x, pal. Different bikes.
@@M4NA5 Speed is only "Speed 400" does not has "X" . But Scrambler is "400X"
And I have the Scrambler 400x
I was about to buy hunter 350 but now after watching this :O
What about breaks bro
@@riwayateishq hunter? Bro. I own this bike. I bought it after testriding 13bikes in Indian market. It had some issues like engine stalling but got rectified through ecu update. It is value for money. It is not made in india only for indian as HEROly is doing with a fake Harley. It is made in india but for a global market.
I think this is the best review of the Scrambler that I've seen yet. And there are plenty out there. Triumph have nailed it. Plenty of competition, but maybe there's a growing demand for more classically-designed bikes like this. I would love one. It's exactly what I want, and all I need. Looking forward to their arrival in NZ.
Yeah bro just ordered one. It comes in late march. 🎉🎉. Getting green one 😊😊. Have you ordered one yet?
It's nice to see people like you, you are calm, very careful on your motorbike. Congratulations.
I feel called out 😕.
I got the first one on Tenerife!!! It is so lovely on these roads, it was just built for them.
👍 agree
TomBoy
Great review! The Triumph 400's are going to sell like hotcakes. They are beautiful to look at, sound nice and will be perfect for newer riders and for those that want something lighter. Thank you Lady!
Ride SAFE and BE safe! 👍👍
Having fun going fast on a small(er) bike. An adventure bike is one you can pick up several times in one day.
Fix most any place and manage small openings and take across water bodies in very small boats.
YOU put a huge smile on my face!
Thanks for including the footage of the bike with the accessories from the launch, you're the only reviewer I've seen who shared that.
Thank you for the video! I test rode one last week and also loved it! Normally I do a journey and then come straight home, not so with this little triumph. I parked up at Al Campo (Spain) took some photos for family then got back on it! I was due to take it my back to the dealer, but carried on up the autovia then turned off onto some twisties! This is a hell of a bike! My only concern is the journey from Spain to the UK along the autovia. At speed it's a little vibey for me, but wow! It's an ace! (I am 62)
Ive been eager to hear your thoughts on the bike ❤ I've mixed feelings about it so it's a grear way to clear things up 😊
It looks a beauty and has had a lot of positive reviews. A friend of mine, is even thinking of reaching deep and getting one. I really wish success for these light weight Triumphs, rather than the imaginitive but failed attempts that grace the National Motorcycle Museum from the late 70's.
The first two sentences threw me. Couldn't tell if you were talking about the motorcycle or .....😅
Great review Tomboy. I saw one at my triumph dealer, looks like a fun little bike, I think the scrambler would look better with spoked wheels and 50/50 tyres. I’d love one but I ride a 900 rally pro which gives me better all round use, especially for longer distance travelling. Thanks for posting.👍
When I first hear there will be a 400cc on triumph I actually pissed off bcs I hate brands trying to make profit but making their branding lower. But when I saw it in Eicma Milano and sit on it all my thoughts are changed bcs Triumph made it like all so quality and finishing is perfect ✌🏻
Because they want to sell it india😂 i am going to buy one
Because its made by Bajaj in India! They make good quality bikes!
Beautiful bike, but it's a Triumph which says it all. Fantastic colour combination on this model and a well presented review, but it was a pity we didn't see more of it performing in city traffic and how it is for filtering. The price is....? Probably it's low to keep it in the same price catagory of the R Endfields. Was really good for me to see my two favorite Moto bloggers in one video. Now I'm looking forward to the Speed 400 review, as one of these two, might be my future 2nd bike.
I rode Speed in London too, so will show some riding in a central London traffic as well as Valencia.
I don’t write the price as it’s different in every country and easy to google. In UK IS 5595£
Please tell me how I can contact you.
Great review well done - even better for the fact that you sound like the chef from the muppet show :)
Schönheit einer Frau, sehr gutes Video, was das Motorrad betrifft, ist es sehr komfortabel und was mir am besten gefallen hat, war, dass man die Traktionskontrolle usw. ausschalten kann. Ich habe es bei einem offiziellen Händler ausprobiert, es ist PHÄNOMENAL!!!
Great looking bike, surefooted and agile, I want one too.
You and me both
This is obviously going to be a huge success and it puts it in the reach of many not the vast amount of money many bikes are.
It will be very interesting if Triumph make a 500 or a 600 single.
It is a beautiful looking 400.
Loved this chicka! Was a pleasure to ride with you that day! 🫶
Was a pleasure to follow you 😉
Can't wait for your Speed review! That's the one I want, in black .😎
An hello from France, great review ! I subscribe !
Like the mix 'n match review. Great looking bike and a really good price. I look forward to getting a test ride. Bike of the year?
A year just started 😅
Covered every aspect of the Bike , perfect at best , thank you
Trying to decide between this & the Husky Svart 401.
Best looking bike I’ve seen
Great review!
Comparison with Tiger is clear but what would be your comment on comparison with Scrambler 900?
Is 400x really much more agile and nimble even as 900? Wich would you choose regardless the price? For every day city riding and some weekend trips…as the only bike…
Thanks a lot!
Oh I wish someone would answer that question. I already own a svartpilen and looking at upgrading to a scrambler 900, and I wonder if the upgrade is worth the price difference.
Back to your best, great review
So which one to choose? Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 or Triumph Scrambler 400 x? Taking into account the specifications, services, spare parts, autonomy.
Thank you for the review. I own a Scrambler 400X, and have done my first 1,000 Km on it now. I love it. One thing I noticed though, is that at low speeds - anything below 40 Km/hr - the motorcycle exhibits some jerkiness. It doesn't matter which gear I am on. And this happens on perfectly flat, smooth road surfaces while keeping a steady throttle. It does not go smoothly, but rather continuous back-and-forth jerking, and the slower you go, the more noticeable it is. Is this normal? I am looking for feedback from people who own the bike. Is this a normal single-cylinder behavior, or is there something wrong with my bike? Thank you.
In Germany Triumph offers a 4-years-warranty which made my final decision for the 400x - ordered in october last year. Green, both engine bars, tank pad, sump guard, mudguard extension and the windshield. Delivery this month 🤞. Thanks for your review - reassures my "blind" order. A small critics to Triumph: The heated hand grips were definitely promised when I ordered (have a screenshot). Now nothing about them in the accessories. Saw the video of an UK dealer who mounted Oxford Hotgrips Pro. Did you receive any infos about the heated grips in Valencia? I wonder if I should wait for them to come some day or mount Oxford grips, too?
how much that put u back?
@leafyshempharvest2722 I'm living in the coldest region in Germany - the heated grips make sense. Besides: The mounted accessories are covered by the 4 y. warranty as well. If I purchase them later I just have two years. So if I decide to sell the bike after the first season (maybe the 40 hps won't be enough or whatever) it may be a good argument that there is a complete 3 year warranty left.
@@leafyshempharvest2722
Last year we had snow still in may and enabled heating end of august - the heated grips make sense. Besides all accessories mounted when picking up the bike are covered by the 4-ys-warranty.
How does it feel against the KTM Duke 390 or the Svartpillen 401?
The other 400cc bikes you have tried in the past.
It has a very similar dna. Being manufactured by Bajaj. Bajaj indirectly owns majority stakes in KTM, GasGas and Husqvarna. Imagine an RE with a KTM engine.
Gonna buy mine next month. It was so confusion bw this and Himalayan
Dropped the idea, this bike felt like tall version of splendor
Same price as an interceptor where I live! I’m torn!
I believe the difference is 7hp. And lots of chrome. 🤙
Nice bike. hopefully the gloss black will be released , or can you already buy that gloss black one ?. Triumph should also make a 500 or 600cc version to fill that gap between the 400cc and the big 1200cc bike, then they have a triple choice on size. all very nice looking and great to see that they will have lots of accessories for them.
Great review young lady 👍
Bugger. 2nd again. Not that I'm stalking anybody...😛
Could the cycle parts handle a larger one lunger (say a 600) should Triumph choose to offer one?
Gonna buy my first bike soon. This could of been it but the triumph dealers are too far. 390 duke it is (2023). 😁
Interesting ride, great looking bike. I know you’ve ridden a lot in Europe which country would you say is the most biker friendly??
Very good test
Great review, thanks
Hi. Can I cruise all day with 130-140 speed on this bike? Are vibrations manageable? Thanks
ok verry nice , but can you make a U turn on the triumph on a street large 20 feet ore 6meter ???
Yes it does look like a nice bike, will you be doing a review on the new Kawasaki eliminator 500/451cc , I am interested in this bike.🏍️
В итоге что лучше, триумфы 400 или Svartpilen 401 2024?
Perfect for your son!
He’s still a few years too young.
Never… but maybe some small bike would be good place for him… please… like a 50-80cc off-road or dual sport. It may be dangerous… It’s like… well with this song it reminds me of him … seen him riding with you ruclips.net/video/djV11Xbc914/видео.htmlsi=Nc_JiSEUal-JYRuh
Now is when he will really learn to ride and have it instinctual for him later. Some cheap or used thing… he’d just be stoked about whatever. With a Lithuanian Lady mom I am sure he won’t get hurt or in trouble. My German Lady mom well just no way until I was an adult… but I did have a Stingray bike I bought with paper route money… that bike is worth a half million now… but my brother sold it while I was in the Navy… oh, well.
Thanks for the great review. I am anxious for mine to arrive in the states. Did you like the Triumph saddlebag and was it waterproof?
I like the quality of the bags. Have Triumph backpack for a while now and it’s really good. Not sure if it’s waterproof tho.
Spoke wheels please 🙏🏼
It’s a nice bike but surely it’s beaten out by the Benelli Leonchino 500?!
The Benelli is proper full size, a twin engine, and still has those retro looks - it also rides absolutely deliciously!
I haven’t ridden Benelli so can’t compare. Thanks for sharing.
Apples and oranges.
@@toomuchjam everything is made in china - the device your using now is and I’m sure it’s very reliable; china has come a long way - try and find a bad review of a Benelli, there are very few.
The Leoncino seems to be 25k heavier and $1k more expensive for a 500 twin.
China is run by communists and they have concentration camps for Muslims because they aren't the right ethnicity and religion.
Yeah, you fund concentration camps if you want.
I have a V7 (750) and I am very tempted by this bike. I wish I had something a little more suited for rough roads or gravel roads. How do you think they compare? Nice work, as usual.
You should test ride a scrambler. V7 750 is very ‘manual’ comparing. 400x feels like any other Triumph. If I’d have to choose between two I’d take Scrambler. Like you said for versatility but also it’s a lot more pleasant to ride.
Good to know, I think I'll check one out. Thanks! @@tomboyabit
Hey, amigo! You know you got a face beautiful enough to be worth $2000? 😉.
Always thought 400 - 500cc bikes are ideal size for most of the time on most of uk roads. I wouldn't be surprised if Triumph do a 500 version next year
You know I agree with you. The most fun roads here where I live are most enjoyable on the bike like this.
Love your content. Would be beneficial for your channel if you could take a police or advanced riding course and share it with us. Itchy boots did this and got a tonne of views.
Has anybody started in 2nd gear when pulling away?
Which would be a better city/back roads little bike? The 400x Scrambler or the RE Hunter 350?
RE if you like a bike with character and Thump. 400x if you want a KTM dressed like an RE. Agile and quick.
I wonder how it'll compare to the cb350, if it gets imported to Blighty?
Is this Triumph worst or better than Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 2024? From my point of view engine of Triumph is worst and cluster meter is really old school, and as the last Triumph has over pricing of course.
It's pronounced "London ghetto."
I'm 1.66, should I only be able to put my toes on the floor?
The only extra it needs is a tail tidy
Because algos love comments almost as much as some people like watching you straddle a saddle. Cant stand that double silencer/muffler/end can, but otherwise, ticks the boxes.
Yeah I’m not a fan of a factory exhaust either. Straight away thinking of the sound it would make with custom one 🎶
Curious.. Where was this example made? Thailand, Brazil or India?
Being in the UK I'm guessing its from Bajaj India.
They're all bajaj bikes. Triumph just designed the engine
@@logangodofcandy Yes but you missed the question. There's 3 factories.
@@CathodeRayNipplezBajaj in India. Brazil is for South America & Thailand is for SE Asia for rest its Bajaj.
@@BlackHawkTejas Thanks 👍
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I'm 177cm in height and I can not flat foot... am I a monster? ( Something like in 16:54 - which is weird because I saw a flat foots in 2:05)
I just have a longer inseam 😉
@@tomboyabit There is nothing worse, than when a man finds, that he has a small inseam :(
labas, kaip tau variklis? Uzsisakiau viena.
Super! Išties nustebino.
Valencia 😊
A paradise to ride!
Isn't this video just a montage of your previous video?
What previous video? This is my first video of Triumph 400
I'm pretty sure we saw a previous video of a pretty blonde on a scrambler 400x. There can't be more than one pretty blonde on a 400x can there?
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Not one rider used their signals on the highway. I never saw the brake light illuminate. You guys are dangerous riders. No signals, cutting off cars dangerously close. No brakes when slowing down on highyways.
who says "London City"?
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Once again I’m tempted to downgrade … 🤷🏼♂️
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For a girl your size it's perfect, for a guy my size it's a toy.
Svartpilen 401 or triumph?
I always enjoy your honest reviews 🤙🏼May I ask which do you prefer this 400x or the Husqvarna svartpilen that you reviewed. Desperately struggling here 🫤
I get this question a lot and started thinking about it. To me they are very different bikes for different personalities. If I’d plan to ride more rough roads and off tarmac I’d choose a Triumph. But again I haven’t tried Husky off road 🤔 Still it looks more urban.
Maybe I should do a comparison video.
@@tomboyabit thanks please do! But make it snappy I need to make a decision next week😁👍🏻
@@chrro466 Unfortunately can’t do it that quick as I’m not in UK.
@@tomboyabit 😀thanks for your reviews 🔥
@@tomboyabitgot a 400x heads and shoulders better than the Husqvarna and way better build quality. Thanks for your reviews