I bought a 2019 model new last year and I'm at 9300 miles. Just done a service with valve adjustments etc, which was very easy. So far I've added the TEC progressive fork springs ( big improvement), upgraded the headlight to LED and some additional LED spot lights and fitted the Triumph engine bars. I replaced the OE Metzelers with Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR's and love them. The angle of the speedo bugs me too, in bright light all I can see is a reflection of my white crash helmet! I like the sound of the OEM exhaust but I'm not big on noisy replacements so I'll keep them. A Denali sound bomb horn was also a useful addition. I removed the high level front mudguard it came with and replaced the original which keeps the bike much cleaner in bad weather. I made a rear carrier that replaces the next-to-useless standard item (I never carry passengers) and an auto chain oiler more or less completes the mods so far. I'm 6' 3" but don't find it cramped at all, in fact it's a very comfy bike to ride. Looking forward to the next 10k miles!👍
I had a street twin, than the opportunity came to change it for a street scrambler. Great bikes! Here in Brazil they are not common bikes so everywhere you go someone ask you something about it. So beautiful and fun! Not fast, but fast enough.
my gf has one, she burned her thighs a few times, and we wrapped the echaust, decat, and there is no issues at all since then. It's an amazing bike, and we're out every weekend, Tiger 800 and this SS900, awesome :)
That was really fun to listen to .. I have a 2017 left over that I got at a great price in 2018 .. 16K miles so far .. Dropped it in deep sand on a construction section of a farm road ..Yep snapped the gear shift shaft .. I wish the gas tank was a gallon or two bigger and yep a 6th gear for the motorways .. I consider this bike the perfect country roadster for bumpy back farm lanes and dirt roads .. I added the heated grips bigger foot pegs, center stand and a good flat track racing chain .. ALso got the leather pannier but quickly changed up to a home made wooden pannier for carrying winter and rain gear ... Thinking about Öhlins :) but havn't pulled the trigger on that one yet .. Heard of one guy in Yorkshire doing the cam .. I will check back to see that one.. Thanks again ..All the best from snowy New England USA .Yours Guy
I got the 2020 model which fixes 2 of the main issues: more power and better brakes. I'm very happy with mine - it's my 2nd bike, I have a Tracer 900 for long touring and performance, so this is a perfect add-on to the garage. I was sold on the bike when I test-rode a Street Twin (I wanted the Scrambler but they had none for testing) and experienced the grunt and sound - the seating position is much better than the Street Twin and perfect for me.
Definitely going to start off with the Street scrambler, and eventually going to upgrade to the XE at a later date, it makes me glad to know that it'll handle the kind of offroading I want to do right now, which would just be light trails and gravel roads, nothing too crazy. The XE trim will do anything you want it to offroad apparently. Thank you for your reviews man!
Have 57k miles on my 01 Triumph Speed Triple 955i. Runs great the only issue I have is some oil consumption from the centrifugal crank ventilation seal. Just have to take it apart and replace it.
@@MotoFeelz BC seat had a more full look to it and is more comfortable. Triumph seat was a little too flat. Also, the brown color of the BC seat is much better! You can check it out on my instagram: instagram.com/mikechuck_/
Awesome review, and great looking bike. I just bought a 2020 Street Scrambler, and I am looking forward to customize it the way I want it 🤙🏼 Regards from the Netherlands
Fit the TEC progressive front springs, transforms the handling in a very good way! I have a '17 Street Twin which is on 37,800 miles at the moment again with no issues. The factory fit heated grips are showing signs of wear and will be needing some Grip Puppies before long. Try EBC HH pads, much better than stock, progressive, more powerful and never experienced brake fade even when "playing".
@@MotoFeelz Had the grips fitted from new so over 37,000 miles. The pads do make a difference but I was used to my 1976 BMW R75/6 brakes so I have a vice like grip!
My first bike was an sv650x that I spent a bunch on a nice corbin seat and a nice slip on exhaust. Loved, loved. Super fun cafe thing. But I really missed the hodaka dirt bikes I grew up with. Traded that in for a 2022 street scrambler. All stock, I do want a bench seat and new exhaust but marries now with children. So bone stock and it’s still the funnest bike just a joy. Especially in off road riding around a field or dirt road.
You can't change the Speedo on a post 2016 Street Scrambler. They're keyed to the ECU, swap out the Speedo and the bike won't start. Doesn't matter if you even use a Speedo from another triumph (I wanted to move the Speedo and tacho from a Cup or t100 to my scrambler. No dice)
Don't know why I've not come across your channel before. Love the scrambler look and its fun factor. Doesn't fit my life unfortunately, But i like your enthusiasm and enjoy your content. So i subscribed ye. I have a16 Reg R3 now. Like it for the riding i now do. But will be following your Cam update. I've known about that and be really interested in the result.
You'll love the TEC cam. Definitely gives it a bit more poke from 4k up to red line. It's no rocket ship, but it's nice having the extra ponies and a more linear power delivery.
Just picked up my scrambler today after a Tecbike camshaft upgrade. I got to say this “omigawd sooooo frisky! Like a cat going through zoomies!!! Just like that! Woo hoo!!” You will not regret it. More revs and more oomph. Still the same torque.
Im a new rider and I got this bike (2019) to do exactly what you described at 8:40 and I love it!! I've beed thinking about modifying it a bit but they are so many options I don't know where to start!!
How goods going off road a lil! Try saving a whole bunch of images of bikes that you dig, then look for patterns in them (maybe the color, stance, tires), then do that to your bike 🤘
i loved really bad my Scrambie. I sold it to my brother cuz i bought the new tiger 900 rally pro but i still asking my brother to ride her.. I ve got some nice mods too and i love yours as well! Love your mirror and the zard.. it sounds and looks better than the vance&hines! Cheers from the Swiss Alps!
Man the tiger Rally looks like a solid bike too! I did a review on the GT Pro and absolutely loved it! More than i thought. Funny with the Scramblers though, it's one that i'll always want in the garage no matter which other bikes i own. I know i'd regret selling it. Thanks heaps man! LOVE the Swiss Alps
@@MotoFeelz I meant to suggest, you can ruse the suspension ride hight by about 30mm or so, fork riser kit and rear riser blocks from British Legends fr. Just a thought. 👍
@@Mr.Swapportunity thanks for that👍 we're the risers internal to the original forks and the springs sit on top of them? And how much hight did you add to the rear, 25mm 30mm?
@@stevesteve1965 handlebar risers from British Customs sat on top of the triple tree and added 25mm to the front. The rear was raised by 40mm by adding the aftermarket shocks from Tec Parts.
Hey Rob Great video!!! I love my 2021 scrambler to bits but I do have an issue with the idle. Not sure if you’ve experienced it. When it’s in neutral it idles at around 1100-950rpm which is great but when you’re riding it and it’s in gear it drops to 1450 ish. Which makes it a nightmare to ride at slow speeds as it keeps wanting to runaway from you. I’m always feathering the clutch around town. Still great bike though. MJ in Manchester, England
You mentioned the seat height change for newer models. All the specs say the same thing 790mm seat height. Am i missing something? I am in the market to buy a bike and need to know which year is the tallest seat height
How come I only found out about your channel now?! I own the street scrambler for m2018 too and it is sooo good to find another owner with similar taste to mine. Very sweets mods: I love it! Got to your channel because I also HATE my speedo and trying to find a way to swap it ! Maybe motogadget?!
I’ve heard this! I’m not too sure though. All I can recommend is to take it to a triumph dealer as V&H are partnered with Triumph. If I hear anything more about it though I’ll let you know 👊
you mentioned the exhaust heat shields werent hot, i assume i could ride in shorts then? im living in asia and we have hot tropical weather all year round and riders often are in shorts
Thanks for sharing such detailed reviews, I have a question: mine was 2023 version scrambler 900, and I noticed obvious stronger vibrations when rpm is over 4000, wanna know if this is same to all ?
This or Honda Rebel 500 for my first bike? (or something else)? My budget is around 10.000 euros. Mostly going to use for commuting purposes and weekend camping...
Great work as usual mate! No bs, lots of straight up advice. ....Also what jacket, glasses, piercing, hat, bookshelf, chair and eye shadow do you use? I can’t find the link in your description.
Hi and thank you for your wonderful videos. I just wanted to ask you a question. Can you give me your opinion about the heat coming from the muffler which is close to the right leg?
Hi there ,from here in the England 🏴.. Great review after 3 years on.😀 Looking at buying one but need to know the light you have what’s the brand if can please let me now.. Have a nice day
Enjoy your videos. Did you ever replace the stock camshaft with the TEC camshaft? If so, what are your thoughts? Were you pleased? Did you remap or retune the ECU afterwards? I also have the 2018 SS and have added the V&H 2:1 de-cat exhaust, K&N air filter and TEC camshaft. I feel like I now need a custom tune. What do you think?
I'm confused... you've referred to the 900cc having a higher seated height and more fuel, but the Street Scrambler is only offered in a 900cc. I have a 2017 and it's 900cc as well. What exactly do you have here??? Do they sell a smaller version in Australia?
I have one and am 6’ 2”, been riding for for 39 years - every type of bike you can think of and it fits me fine - not uncomfortable at all. I have jacked mine up front and back but that was for a higher look and ride, nothing to do with comfort. If jacking up I recommend using TEC suspension front and rear. It’s a great bike.
@@simongriffith1905 nice to know. I was wondering because i had seen some debate around other triumph models such as the bobber and was curious if this was similar in size etc. Sure you have seen your fair share of bikes in 39 years of riding! I dont even have a license, my plan is to do it this summer so a bike like this may not be in the plans yet
Great video, thanks. I bought a 2019 SS and it is a fantastic bike with the upgraded performance, brakes and front forks. I put a BC Slammer seat on which makes the seat higher and great for a pillion too. Can you tell me please what front light alteration you did, was it just a bulb or complete unit, also what screen do you have and does it make a lot of difference? Cheers. Paul.
Hello. No, his headlight is ready-made, with the sun ($ 779). The visor is also from there. Choose the model of your Street Scrambler on the BC website and see the offered accessories.
Hey man! 2019 is the way to go for sure! I've got the Stedi light in. Link attached. It's a 7" unit though where our housings are 7.5" i think. I had to mod it to make it stay, not too sure if i wanna share that yet, it's a little dodgy, but has held up through all the bs that i've thrown at it, plus it's only AUD$189 so it's worth it compared to other prices. I've got the Dart Marlin and yea, on long trips for sure. www.stedi.com.au/stedi-7-inch-carbon-charcoal-led-headlight.html
Are the restricted camshafts still a thing in the newer models? I bought a new one earlier this year but didn´t test the 1200 and have no reference to how it could feel different. Edit: For anyone wondering if the Scrambler is a choice for taller rider, I´m 1,90m (6.2) and it´s still comfortable.
Love the review thank you! What jacket are you wearing and where did you get it? Probably had someone ask but didn’t see that when I looked! Keep it up 👍
Well first off, I've been enjoying your video's so much, good work. I love what you have done with your Scram but was just wondering if you have done any ECU mapping at all as I'm finding mine to be running super lean!?
I've got a r1200gs ... Love it ... but it's cumbersome when stopping and don't really want to take it off road just nervous ... Thinking about trading for a scrambler. Thoughts?
thanks for all the videos on the Scrambler man, I have the 2018 and no mods, but your videos give me ideas for mods and also just make the Scrambler just a the coolest bike out there! great work.
Hello :). thank you for your review, it's very good and clear 😊. Question ! Did you have heat problems on your right leg ? I heard that this is a common problem for this bike. And also, did you try it with a passenger ? I'm going to ride it a lot with someone so i want to know if it's ok for 2 :). have a good day 😁
Hello, thanks for this great video! Do you think it's a good bike for commuting like daily highway rides (an hour round trips). I'm just little concerned about the wind in winter, does the windshield really helps ?
great review man... one question, what jacket are you wearing on the video? doesnt look like the one listed on the description..... the one listed (liberaMoto) also looks nice but they are sold out...
I am thinking of the new 2021 Street Scrambler but as I am Singapore, it is perpetually super warm everyday. Do you feel the heat off from that exhaust on a hot summer day?
I bought a 2019 model new last year and I'm at 9300 miles. Just done a service with valve adjustments etc, which was very easy.
So far I've added the TEC progressive fork springs ( big improvement), upgraded the headlight to LED and some additional LED spot lights and fitted the Triumph engine bars. I replaced the OE Metzelers with Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR's and love them. The angle of the speedo bugs me too, in bright light all I can see is a reflection of my white crash helmet! I like the sound of the OEM exhaust but I'm not big on noisy replacements so I'll keep them. A Denali sound bomb horn was also a useful addition. I removed the high level front mudguard it came with and replaced the original which keeps the bike much cleaner in bad weather. I made a rear carrier that replaces the next-to-useless standard item (I never carry passengers) and an auto chain oiler more or less completes the mods so far. I'm 6' 3" but don't find it cramped at all, in fact it's a very comfy bike to ride. Looking forward to the next 10k miles!👍
I had a street twin, than the opportunity came to change it for a street scrambler. Great bikes! Here in Brazil they are not common bikes so everywhere you go someone ask you something about it. So beautiful and fun! Not fast, but fast enough.
my gf has one, she burned her thighs a few times, and we wrapped the echaust, decat, and there is no issues at all since then. It's an amazing bike, and we're out every weekend, Tiger 800 and this SS900, awesome :)
Woah no way! Was is bad? Hope she’s ok now. Scram on 👊✊👊✊
That was really fun to listen to .. I have a 2017 left over that I got at a great price in 2018 .. 16K miles so far .. Dropped it in deep sand on a construction section of a farm road ..Yep snapped the gear shift shaft .. I wish the gas tank was a gallon or two bigger and yep a 6th gear for the motorways .. I consider this bike the perfect country roadster for bumpy back farm lanes and dirt roads .. I added the heated grips bigger foot pegs, center stand and a good flat track racing chain .. ALso got the leather pannier but quickly changed up to a home made wooden pannier for carrying winter and rain gear ... Thinking about Öhlins :) but havn't pulled the trigger on that one yet .. Heard of one guy in Yorkshire doing the cam .. I will check back to see that one.. Thanks again ..All the best from snowy New England USA .Yours Guy
Glad you enjoyed it man! Sounds like you’ve experienced pretty much the same as I have! Great machine.
I got the 2020 model which fixes 2 of the main issues: more power and better brakes. I'm very happy with mine - it's my 2nd bike, I have a Tracer 900 for long touring and performance, so this is a perfect add-on to the garage. I was sold on the bike when I test-rode a Street Twin (I wanted the Scrambler but they had none for testing) and experienced the grunt and sound - the seating position is much better than the Street Twin and perfect for me.
How goods that!
Yea and the 2020 are lighter! Massive pluses there. Maybe I should have just spent the extra haha. Glad you’re enjoying it man!
I didn’t know the seating position is better..more comfortable..how is that?
Definitely going to start off with the Street scrambler, and eventually going to upgrade to the XE at a later date, it makes me glad to know that it'll handle the kind of offroading I want to do right now, which would just be light trails and gravel roads, nothing too crazy. The XE trim will do anything you want it to offroad apparently. Thank you for your reviews man!
I’m very happy with my street scrambler. 9,000 km in 6 months last year, very reliable, comfortable and easy fun ride
How do you go with only 5 gears on a highway?
TEC cam and EBC HH pads are the absolute best mods to do on the 900 Bonnie/street scrambler. Great review!👍
I’ll have to look into these pads. I just don’t like Nissins. Keen AS to get this cam in
Awesome review! Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and feedback with us about this beautiful and versatile bike 🏍️.
Have 57k miles on my 01 Triumph Speed Triple 955i. Runs great the only issue I have is some oil consumption from the centrifugal crank ventilation seal. Just have to take it apart and replace it.
Hey that's my bike at 4:57! 😂 That was the triumph bench seat, I actually ended up getting the BC one afterwards though. Great video!
No way! Haha thats incredible! I needed a nice looking Scram to fit the bill and came across yours haha. Amazing. Why the change to BC?
@@MotoFeelz BC seat had a more full look to it and is more comfortable. Triumph seat was a little too flat. Also, the brown color of the BC seat is much better! You can check it out on my instagram: instagram.com/mikechuck_/
You are the reason i buy a scrambler earlier last month. Thank you for the inspiration.
Awesome review, and great looking bike. I just bought a 2020 Street Scrambler, and I am looking forward to customize it the way I want it 🤙🏼 Regards from the Netherlands
Perfect man! They’re a solid machine and a blank canvas for modding! Go crazy 👊
Fit the TEC progressive front springs, transforms the handling in a very good way! I have a '17 Street Twin which is on 37,800 miles at the moment again with no issues. The factory fit heated grips are showing signs of wear and will be needing some Grip Puppies before long. Try EBC HH pads, much better than stock, progressive, more powerful and never experienced brake fade even when "playing".
Oh wow - how long have you had the grips on!? I'll have to give them pads a crack
@@MotoFeelz Had the grips fitted from new so over 37,000 miles. The pads do make a difference but I was used to my 1976 BMW R75/6 brakes so I have a vice like grip!
My first bike was an sv650x that I spent a bunch on a nice corbin seat and a nice slip on exhaust. Loved, loved. Super fun cafe thing. But I really missed the hodaka dirt bikes I grew up with. Traded that in for a 2022 street scrambler. All stock, I do want a bench seat and new exhaust but marries now with children. So bone stock and it’s still the funnest bike just a joy. Especially in off road riding around a field or dirt road.
You can't change the Speedo on a post 2016 Street Scrambler. They're keyed to the ECU, swap out the Speedo and the bike won't start. Doesn't matter if you even use a Speedo from another triumph (I wanted to move the Speedo and tacho from a Cup or t100 to my scrambler. No dice)
When is the video coming out about the camshaft?
Awesome vlog Rob 👏 love the street scrambler especially mine 😂👍 ride safe.
They’re a damn good time hey!
Thanks heaps man 🙏🙏
Great video, thanks. Think I might indeed pull the trigger on one of these now!
Side question - what jacket are you wearing please?
19:39 the exhaust 😍😍
It sold me man!
Don't know why I've not come across your channel before. Love the scrambler look and its fun factor. Doesn't fit my life unfortunately, But i like your enthusiasm and enjoy your content. So i subscribed ye. I have a16 Reg R3 now. Like it for the riding i now do. But will be following your Cam update. I've known about that and be really interested in the result.
Awesome thanks heaps man! Yea I get that a bit hey - hopefully RUclips pushes my stuff out to people like yourself a little more 🤞.
You'll love the TEC cam. Definitely gives it a bit more poke from 4k up to red line. It's no rocket ship, but it's nice having the extra ponies and a more linear power delivery.
Exactly as I thought it would be. I’m not expecting miracles, but some extra punch would be dandy. Can’t wait!
@@MotoFeelz did you get it installed in the end? I don't see it mentioned in any of your video titles...
Just picked up my scrambler today after a Tecbike camshaft upgrade. I got to say this “omigawd sooooo frisky! Like a cat going through zoomies!!! Just like that! Woo hoo!!” You will not regret it. More revs and more oomph. Still the same torque.
I'm sorry, who in the hell is buying the 1200 because the naked 900 doing 80mph highway isn't wrecking you with wind hard enough?
Im a new rider and I got this bike (2019) to do exactly what you described at 8:40 and I love it!! I've beed thinking about modifying it a bit but they are so many options I don't know where to start!!
How goods going off road a lil!
Try saving a whole bunch of images of bikes that you dig, then look for patterns in them (maybe the color, stance, tires), then do that to your bike 🤘
@@MotoFeelz that is good advice! Thanks! In deff goint to replace the front fender for the high one, so in gonna start there!!
Great review. Sold. I'm gonna get one. Have been looking for the right doitall bike for me and here it is. Thanks mate.
What would you choose from
Ducati scrambler icon vs Triumph scrambler 900 ? and why ?
great video .
Thank you.
picking up a 2022 Street Scrambler super excited!
i loved really bad my Scrambie.
I sold it to my brother cuz i bought the new tiger 900 rally pro but i still asking my brother to ride her..
I ve got some nice mods too and i love yours as well!
Love your mirror and the zard.. it sounds and looks better than the vance&hines!
Cheers from the Swiss Alps!
Man the tiger Rally looks like a solid bike too! I did a review on the GT Pro and absolutely loved it! More than i thought. Funny with the Scramblers though, it's one that i'll always want in the garage no matter which other bikes i own. I know i'd regret selling it. Thanks heaps man! LOVE the Swiss Alps
@@MotoFeelz i m thinking to get my scrambie back! my brother wants a sporty bike..
i love your mirror! where did you get it? want it too
How is the Cam change, keen to know, looking at either option 900/ 1200, decisions decisions
Did you ever put that cam shaft in?
I own a 2019 Scrambler. LOVE THIS BIKE.
Yea 2019 would be the way to go for sure. Such a sick bike
Really want to see your report on the new Cam. I've heard good reports.. Might need to think about a better front brake tho😉👍
Man I’m so keen to do it! Just finding myself the right guy to tune it.
And yea absolutely! That’ll be a thing hopefully. Sack them Nissins off haha
@@MotoFeelz I meant to suggest, you can ruse the suspension ride hight by about 30mm or so, fork riser kit and rear riser blocks from British Legends fr. Just a thought. 👍
@@stevesteve1965 done it myself. Tec shocks in the rear with BC risers in the front. 6'2".. Much more comfortable.
@@Mr.Swapportunity thanks for that👍 we're the risers internal to the original forks and the springs sit on top of them? And how much hight did you add to the rear, 25mm 30mm?
@@stevesteve1965 handlebar risers from British Customs sat on top of the triple tree and added 25mm to the front. The rear was raised by 40mm by adding the aftermarket shocks from Tec Parts.
Do you have an update for the camshaft upgrade?
you will need the fuel senser from TEC as well . . . look forward to a vid on how it went
I’m really into upgrading the camshaft on my 900. Have you finally got that upgrade? Any thoughts on that maybe? Cheers.
where's the video about the cam?
Agreed man, they are not the most powerful bikes and you get used to the power but they are F. U. N.
I love my old 07 bonnie!
Will you make a video on the installation/review of the Stedi lights?
I recon I will
Awesome mate, keen to see it, I want to get the same lights for my cb400
What type of headlight did you use? Bulb replacement or complete LED housing conversion?
@@jleib1212 i got the stock one. If your asking about the video stedi lights, those are a 7 inch led kit that replaces the housing, so it's not a bulb
Hey Rob
Great video!!!
I love my 2021 scrambler to bits but I do have an issue with the idle. Not sure if you’ve experienced it. When it’s in neutral it idles at around 1100-950rpm which is great but when you’re riding it and it’s in gear it drops to 1450 ish. Which makes it a nightmare to ride at slow speeds as it keeps wanting to runaway from you. I’m always feathering the clutch around town. Still great bike though.
MJ in Manchester, England
You mentioned the seat height change for newer models. All the specs say the same thing 790mm seat height.
Am i missing something? I am in the market to buy a bike and need to know which year is the tallest seat height
Hi ! Quality content here ^^ Did you find a new speedometer gauge ? This is also a concern for me >:S
I agree about the speedo,big and ugly, I'd go with the Motogadged classic. Camshaft is good idea,more power for that tiger 1050 nightmare.
Yea I do like those. I think that’s the way I’ll be going. And yes agree 💯
How come I only found out about your channel now?! I own the street scrambler for m2018 too and it is sooo good to find another owner with similar taste to mine. Very sweets mods: I love it!
Got to your channel because I also HATE my speedo and trying to find a way to swap it ! Maybe motogadget?!
Did you ever install the camshaft? Was wondering what sort of difference it made.
I’m wondering the same
Hi Man thats much more what I expected thanks for really nice footages and hole video ✌🏻 hi from Turkiye 🇹🇷
Pleasure man! I hope it helped 👊
@@MotoFeelz U are the one on Utube with this sincerity and yeah I'm waiting for test ride calling back.. max speed I should see
Great video. I loved the review. I hope to have one sooner than later!
Great review. Loved the music ending!
I was hoping someone would notice haha. Thanks for sticking around till the end!
I'm 6'3 and feel fine riding mine long distances. No cramping or discomfort at all.
Hi feels,I lost all bottom end with Vance n Hines decat...please advise...its a pig offline
I’ve heard this! I’m not too sure though. All I can recommend is to take it to a triumph dealer as V&H are partnered with Triumph. If I hear anything more about it though I’ll let you know 👊
@@MotoFeelz thank you feels..I am going for a 46 sprocket on rear in 520 pitch.....still searching
Is there a video with that new cam shaft in?
It’s in the works
I've had my Street Scrambler for at bit over a week now and I'm loving it.
Glad to hear it bro!
have you uploaded the video on that engine part that make it faster?
you mentioned the exhaust heat shields werent hot, i assume i could ride in shorts then? im living in asia and we have hot tropical weather all year round and riders often are in shorts
You could yea, although I’m against riding in shorts for safety reasons. You won’t burn your leg though 👌
@@MotoFeelz agreed regarding the safety aspect, thanks for the info man!
Pleasure bro 👊
Nice review. I’m a fellow Aussie. I’ve had my Street Scrambler for 24,000 km so far here in Thailand. Love this bike! ❤️ 🏍
Four years since I bought my Street Twin. I would repeat a 1000 times!
Yea man, so similar to the SS. Such a solid machine
Hi! What brand are the black handlebars? Did you need to mod any cables or is the size the same?
Great video! I'm getting a 2018 next week. Can't wait!
Congrats mate! You’ll dig my next vid. 5 Street Scrambler hacks - perfect for you!
Thanks for sharing such detailed reviews, I have a question: mine was 2023 version scrambler 900, and I noticed obvious stronger vibrations when rpm is over 4000, wanna know if this is same to all ?
This or Honda Rebel 500 for my first bike? (or something else)? My budget is around 10.000 euros. Mostly going to use for commuting purposes and weekend camping...
For customiżation parts and maybe a solution for the speedo, did had a look at BAAK website?
Great work as usual mate! No bs, lots of straight up advice.
....Also what jacket, glasses, piercing, hat, bookshelf, chair and eye shadow do you use? I can’t find the link in your description.
Haha! Glasses are in the description bro 😉. I’ll be doing a giveaway on them next month too!
I've used my 98.000 KM Xride and it's still good.
Hi and thank you for your wonderful videos. I just wanted to ask you a question. Can you give me your opinion about the heat coming from the muffler which is close to the right leg?
Do i have to remap the bike if i run a full decat exhaust system???
Hello, love tour bike 😅, i have one to and love it, can you tell me were to get your headlight ? Thank you very mutch for your vids
Hi there, great looking bike ! I have one too, which LED headlight brand would You recomend ?
Pirelli better than Metzler?
Hi there ,from here in the England 🏴..
Great review after 3 years on.😀
Looking at buying one but need to know the light you have what’s the brand if can please let me now..
Have a nice day
When are you gonna post your video about the cam replacement? I'm curious how that's turned out for you.
So, what was the outcome of the camshaft upgrade? :)
These bikes are expensive here in the US. I wonder if something cheaper like an MT-07 would be comfy and fun. I am 6 feet 215 lbs…or am I too big?
I’m really into upgrading the camshaft on my 900. Have you finally got that upgrade? Thx
Do you find any problems with weight distribution with the side exhaust? Struggling to imagine a pannier that can go on the right side
Amazing video! And I'm aiming to buy this bike soon. Question, when you say it's slow, how fast can this bike actually go?
When you say coming off leaner, do you mean after the Ps? I thought Ps can‘t ride non-LAMS bike either.
I meant coming off restricted License. So yea, not for P's
Enjoy your videos. Did you ever replace the stock camshaft with the TEC camshaft? If so, what are your thoughts? Were you pleased? Did you remap or retune the ECU afterwards? I also have the 2018 SS and have added the V&H 2:1 de-cat exhaust, K&N air filter and TEC camshaft. I feel like I now need a custom tune. What do you think?
I'm confused... you've referred to the 900cc having a higher seated height and more fuel, but the Street Scrambler is only offered in a 900cc. I have a 2017 and it's 900cc as well. What exactly do you have here??? Do they sell a smaller version in Australia?
Which leather jacket are you wearing?
www.55collection.com/en/mens-leather-jackets/brw-leather-jacket.html
👌👌👌
@@MotoFeelz Thanks! Does it have armor?
@@MotoFeelz your link doesn't work - so the brand is 55collection? (but what is the jacket's name?)
Nice review! Bike looks great as well. How would the bike fare for taller riders 6ft 2 (188cm) plus?
Thanks man! I think you’ll feel a bit cramped unless you jack it up a bit.
I have one and am 6’ 2”, been riding for for 39 years - every type of bike you can think of and it fits me fine - not uncomfortable at all. I have jacked mine up front and back but that was for a higher look and ride, nothing to do with comfort. If jacking up I recommend using TEC suspension front and rear. It’s a great bike.
@@simongriffith1905 nice to know. I was wondering because i had seen some debate around other triumph models such as the bobber and was curious if this was similar in size etc. Sure you have seen your fair share of bikes in 39 years of riding! I dont even have a license, my plan is to do it this summer so a bike like this may not be in the plans yet
@@elliotward3358 honestly it’s a great bike to start on; so so easy to ride... good luck
Are the Pirelli tires good for long distance?
Great video, thanks. I bought a 2019 SS and it is a fantastic bike with the upgraded performance, brakes and front forks. I put a BC Slammer seat on which makes the seat higher and great for a pillion too. Can you tell me please what front light alteration you did, was it just a bulb or complete unit, also what screen do you have and does it make a lot of difference? Cheers. Paul.
Hello. No, his headlight is ready-made, with the sun ($ 779). The visor is also from there. Choose the model of your Street Scrambler on the BC website and see the offered accessories.
Hey man! 2019 is the way to go for sure! I've got the Stedi light in. Link attached. It's a 7" unit though where our housings are 7.5" i think. I had to mod it to make it stay, not too sure if i wanna share that yet, it's a little dodgy, but has held up through all the bs that i've thrown at it, plus it's only AUD$189 so it's worth it compared to other prices. I've got the Dart Marlin and yea, on long trips for sure.
www.stedi.com.au/stedi-7-inch-carbon-charcoal-led-headlight.html
Hey rob whats the link to stedi, if theres no flash then its highbeam all time? No drls
Are the restricted camshafts still a thing in the newer models? I bought a new one earlier this year but didn´t test the 1200 and have no reference to how it could feel different. Edit: For anyone wondering if the Scrambler is a choice for taller rider, I´m 1,90m (6.2) and it´s still comfortable.
Love the review thank you! What jacket are you wearing and where did you get it? Probably had someone ask but didn’t see that when I looked! Keep it up 👍
Well first off, I've been enjoying your video's so much, good work. I love what you have done with your Scram but was just wondering if you have done any ECU mapping at all as I'm finding mine to be running super lean!?
I've got a r1200gs ... Love it ... but it's cumbersome when stopping and don't really want to take it off road just nervous ... Thinking about trading for a scrambler. Thoughts?
thanks for all the videos on the Scrambler man, I have the 2018 and no mods, but your videos give me ideas for mods and also just make the Scrambler just a the coolest bike out there! great work.
Hello :). thank you for your review, it's very good and clear 😊. Question ! Did you have heat problems on your right leg ? I heard that this is a common problem for this bike. And also, did you try it with a passenger ? I'm going to ride it a lot with someone so i want to know if it's ok for 2 :). have a good day 😁
Which headlight are those rob?
www.stedi.com.au/stedi-7-inch-carbon-charcoal-led-headlight.html
Boya!
Hello, thanks for this great video! Do you think it's a good bike for commuting like daily highway rides (an hour round trips). I'm just little concerned about the wind in winter, does the windshield really helps ?
would u go the 1200 over it?....
Hey mate, really diggin all your content! Just curious and may have missed it but did you ever end up fitting that beefy camshaft to the scrambler ?
Your bike is a real beauty 😍
Thanks heaps man!
What brand jacket is that?
Going to look at a 2018 with only 500 miles tomorrow. Also looking at a 2020 Street Triple R with 3 miles. Both bikes are the same $$
TEK camshaft or TEC?
great review man... one question, what jacket are you wearing on the video? doesnt look like the one listed on the description..... the one listed (liberaMoto) also looks nice but they are sold out...
www.55collection.com/en/mens-leather-jackets/agudo-leather-jacket.html
There ya go. Such a dope solid jacket
Nice video, for this tipe of bike, how long the life of the engine is? 100.000 km?
I am thinking of the new 2021 Street Scrambler but as I am Singapore, it is perpetually super warm everyday. Do you feel the heat off from that exhaust on a hot summer day?
You do - especially in traffic. Not so much while moving
@@MotoFeelz thanks
Hey Rob. Did you end up putting the TEC camshaft in? I don't see a new video about the cam. Thanks
It's been a mission trying to get this organised thoughout the mess that was 2021. It'll be happening v soon