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October 02, 2024
Source: Triumph FR
The Triumph Scrambler 400 marks a notable entry by the famous British brand into the mid-size motorcycle segment.
This model, designed to appeal to both novice and experienced riders, combines retro style, modern performance, and versatility, standing out with features suited for both city use and off-road adventures.
The Triumph Scrambler 400, with its Metzeler Karoo Street tires, 835 mm seat height, and robust footpegs, is an excellent option for those looking for a retro-looking bike that is equally suitable for beginners and experienced riders alike.
Whether you want to explore city roads or venture off-road, this bike will meet your expectations.
For more information, visit the official Triumph website or schedule a test ride at a dealership.
Strengths | Weaknesses |
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Neat aesthetics | Difficult to read tachometer |
Engine character | Suspension somewhat limited offroad |
Balanced chassis | Difficult-to-reach kickstand |
Performance | |
Ergonomics | |
Pleasant sound | |
Finishes |
Strengths | Areas for Improvement |
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The Scrambler 400X boasts a refined look with quality finishes and successful aesthetic details. | Some purists may regret the lack of spoke wheels and a high-mounted exhaust. |
The seat is more comfortable than the Speed 400, with suspensions offering more travel. The riding position is also better suited for taller riders. | The analog tachometer can be difficult to read for those with tired eyesight. |
Light and agile, the bike is especially at ease in the city thanks to its reduced turning radius and balanced chassis. | Fuel consumption was not detailed in this test. |
The engine’s character is appreciated, being lively without being overly aggressive, making it accessible for beginners. |
Video test :
All the parts are available on this website.
A fender close to the wheel isn't really scrambler-style. Here is an aluminum fender designed for off-road use.
The bike does not come with an original windscreen, so adding this is a smart choice.
A honeycomb grille will enhance the look of the headlight.
Protect your Scrambler from falls with crash bars.
The radiator protection grille improves the bike's aesthetics while providing effective protection.
Metal hand guards contribute to the premium look of this motorcycle.
400X KSPEED
The Diabolus Scrambler is a customized version of the Triumph Scrambler 400X, created by the K-Speed team in collaboration with Triumph Thailand.
This model was first presented at the Bangkok International Motor Show in March 2024.
Here are the key points of this customization:
Scrambler 400X White Mountaineering
The collaboration between Triumph and the Japanese clothing brand White Mountaineering has resulted in a unique custom motorcycle based on the Scrambler 400X.
This motorcycle was showcased at the Tokyo Outdoor Show 2024, held at the Makuhari Messe convention center in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
Here is a summary of the key points of this customization:
Also, check out the Triumph Scrambler 400X Rally Raid with its + 20 MM height and spoked wheels:
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