Is the new Triumph Street Scrambler better than the previous model? 

Great video, really good quality shots!

Excellent video. For me, the older Scrambler looked way cooler sitting next to the newer version......but that's simply down to the paint colour, seat and exhaust.

Subscribed! Great informative video, well done.

I stick to my 2009 Trumpet after some modifications and passion flowing into it I think I cannot separate ways with the older one..

Is the new Triumph Street Scrambler better than the previous model? Yes, in every category possible. Weight and seat height (I’m a 5ft7in 120lbs girl), engine (a lot more torque, basically the same power), sound (a lot more bass in it), comfort (water-cooled, doesn’t overheat), quality of components (both metal and plastic), suspension (a lot more progressive, and with the possibility of fitting the amazing Fox shocks from factory), customizability... It’s a home run. Oh, I had a 2011 model and I now own this one so, yes, I know what I’m talking about.

Nice one! Looking forward to see more reviews like that. Fingers crossed!

The first 5 seconds of this video and I'm sold. What a sound!

Man the 2 ladies at the end made it, she even knew where Hinkley is, hats off to them.

Boy does that remind me of my 1982 Triumph Tiger Trail with a custom built set of up swept pipes just like those on that red bike. Tickle single Amal carb, kick over, started 1st start every time. Also fitted a breadbox tank to eliminate range anxiety.

Que sorpresa. Acabo de comprarme una y acabo de ver el video grabado en mi isla. "Gran Canaria". Saludos.

lovely to see these beautiful women talking about bikes!!!

Great ol lassies, especially the ol gall pecking your noggin. Bet she knew some ol cafe racer aces back in her daisy 🤙🏽

Great video - Thank you

Hi, can you please tell me who build the old scrambler at 12:00, I quite like the new one but at 6'2" I would do with a slightly bigger bike

I have the 2009 triumph scrambler and I love it. One sad thing though its not made in Hinkley, I think all the Bonneville's are made in Thailand which is a shame as I thought I was buying a British built bike and didn't find that out myself until after I brought it. Still love it though and I won't ever part with it.

how would the triumph scrambler be compared with the triumph bonneville T120? which do You like more?

Krásná práce :)

They are making a 1200cc now. That should be a bike to get, if you want to go faster. They also make sport bikes if you want a bike for speed, and racing. But i prefer a bike that is made a little better for going off road as well going street riding. These bikes was made to look so much like the old school bikes. Beautiful.

Great review! I think I'll keep my 2016 =)

Wow! Tell me more about the other scrambler at the end! 😍

Good job!

excellent review, thank you

I respect everything you say in this review but you keep mentioning lack of power and it’s exactly the opposite. Everyone else seems to agree that it feels more powerful than the old one, much of it due to higher torque. It’s funny because 4hp less it’s nothing compared to 20% more torque. I’m not trying to dismiss you or anything but much of it has to do maybe to the bike being new (after 3-4000km the bike changes drastically in terms of letting that power out) and you not being totally comfortable riding it hard. I agree on the “ground clearance” part and wish they put longer forks, but these are mods we can do afterwards if really necessary. As it is right now, I have enjoyed 15000km on mine and it’s a blast of a bike. I rode it hard enough to know its limitations and after testing the T120 and Bobber, I can honestly say I don’t miss a 1200cc engine on my Street Scrambler, nor the extra weight, nor the extra fuel consumption.

Great video and points, TEC Bike parts make a cam for the bike which increases horsepower by 20-30 or so, they have a youtube video on it and the cam they put from factory restrict the bike a lot.

I have a modified older one and LOVE it.

great video and hope to try a new model because I already loved the old one!! Could you let me know how tall you are?? Thank you: this bike looks a bit small(ish) under you :)

Amazing video, first one really? With those roads and such great scenery the low power high torque would be fine for me. Love the looks and finish of the new one, how long before Triumph bring out the 1200 version? Cheers.

Great review man! I have the new Street Scrambler since last september and am absolutly loving it i must say... What road are you on in the beginning of the clip? Keep up the good work!

Excellent review.

Does this bike run on tubed tyres, please?

I'll stick to my 2015 Scrambler and the arrow 2:1 exhaust.

Song at the beginning of the ride review?

Hi. Iam 1,90 m and have a old scrambler too. Love the bike but on long distance I have problems with my legs. How do u solve this problem ?

Thanks for your video! Best part of the video was the Beautiful Grandma's Knowledge on Triumph bikes! Hahahah that was funny! By the way, I personally like the previous gen of scramblers, than new ones! Enjoy!!!

Lovely ladies! I'll give a thumbs up for them.

What kind of bike is the previous model?

Where did you get the seat for the old scrambler? Looks amazing.

Great review well done, I have a 2006 scrambler, done some work on it, made it 15 kilo lighter, taken all the dress wear off it I ,would not want a new one, to me it ok for green laning.Triumph need to speak to owners more, to get feed back. there are killing the Scrambler,

nice honest review man!! I hav not tested the new model but 55 BHP is a let down, they should have kept it 60 if not more, the lady at the end rocks!!!!!!!! I'd go on a date with her any day

Dude tha grannies nailed it! Great video...

Is tires tubeless? Or tubetype?

< I have a 2014 and I really like it. The only let down was the suspension, so I installed an Öhlins setup. It really made the bike a keeper. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

The air/oil cooler is easier to mod in oeder to get more HP out of it. There is no place in the head of the liquid cooler for bigger valves. With a different cam grind, a 904/995/1200 kit installed you can achieve 105-115 rwhp out of the 865. There is no way you could do that with the new 900.

wht about the thruxton R ?still small ? im a tall person too 1.87 cant fit on the new scrambler :(

You charmer to the ladies...........haha

Both bikes to which you refer are street bikes that have a small capability in dirt. 20% dirt / 80% street. Most 700cc motorcycles are faster, quicker, stop more quickly, and are less expensive. Those other motorcycles however, are not as good for everyday riding in urban areas. The sound and the quality of your video was very good. 👍

TEC Bike Parts is producing a new cam for $ 500 that will produce 72 HP and does not reduce the torque. Should be coming out in the next couple of months. The HP and Torque increase through the power band all the way to the rev limiter. Not as the stock flattens out at 4000 rpm.

So, it seems to me, if I wanted to get an improvement over my 2006 Triumph Scrambler and I still wanted it to be a Triumph modern classic, maybe it would be best to buy a 1200 cc Bonneville, put better, longer suspension on the back, high pipes, a skid plate, off-road pegs, and maybe a headlight grill or something. I sat on a new Street-Scrambler and wasn't too happy with the dimensions of the new bike. Overall, it just feels too small. I already thought the old air-cooled model was small enough and wouldn't want its replacement to be any smaller. Also, the new Street-Scrambler just looks too much like what it is, a factory built model made specifically for its purpose. I prefer to take something and then modify it for what I use it for. Something about the previous model seems to make it better for customization. At least to me. So, I won't be buying the Street-Scrambler. If and when it finally dies, maybe I'll buy a 1200 cc Bonneville and Scrambler-ize it. If I wanted an air-cooled bike to Scrambler-ize, and wanted that classic British style, maybe one of the new 650 Royal Enfields.

After trying the Street Scrambler I decided to stick with my 2012 scrambler. The Original shocks and tyres on the 865 scrambler leave a lot to be desired but upgrading the shocks and tyres improves the bike no end.

hey, are you sure that motorcycle is an old scrambler?

You forgot about the passenger, where he's supposed to seat ?!? As a 1.96m rider in my opinion the old model is a lot better, the street scrambler is only a street twin with a cooler name and some parts changed.

Ride Triumph . He pulled a couple of 'biker - chicks' LOL .

The look of yhe new version is off putting yo me. Spending less on used old version and putting monry into it to customise it has to be a better option.

You spent some time complaining about the Street Scrambler's apparent lack of top end power, when really revved, and that it wasn't much good at “racing”...err, it's not a racer! So, that's pretty much missing the point of this bike completely, isn't it?! If someone wants to go racing, or rev a bike highly, to get the maximum power out of it, they wouldn't buy this style of bike in the first place...they'd buy a bike which is actually designed to go fast, or to race. Racing/high revving is not what this bike is about, so I don't understand why you seem disappointed that it doesn't do that very well. Saying that a bike like the Street Scrambler isn't much good at racing, is like saying that a Ducati Panigale isn't much good at touring! A bike should only be tested in the areas and style of riding it was designed to be capable of. And from every one of the many reviews I've seen of this bike, it seems as though it's excellent at what it was meant to do! Unless, of course, all the dozens of other reviewers were wrong, and you're right....

Wayne Rooney would've been right in there.

All ladies love to discuss a bikes.

I love the ending with the ladies lol 😆 first I will old lady that like bike

I’ll keep my 2015

Everyone seems to have the need to make excuses because "it's not their bike and they don't want to crash it." Is it better to crash your own bike?

I think you are looking to big for that bike!

55hp...

It seems that you made this video too early in ownership however you are very opinionated compared to previous models