Royal Enfield Scram 411 Review | Beyond the Ride 

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Hi, Motodeal & welcome to Leh, Ladhak INDIA...........I hope you enjoyed the ride on the Scram 411....

Jinno I just discovered your channel today. I’ve enjoyed your reviews very much. I’m still a beginner rider having only ridden for 1 year. I have a Kawasaki Z400 which is by no means a huge bike. But it’s got some kick to it and I find myself going really fast on it (100 mph) and doing wheelies on it. I’m 52 years old and have 2 young girls. So I’m seriously considering trading the Kawasaki for something tamer but still enjoyable like the Scram 411 or Classic 350.

I had a 650cc Yamaha XS with an air cooled parallel twin engine from 1980 to 1985. The 50 horsepower and air cooling made it very hot in the summer while waiting for red lights. The single cylinder and 411cc should help keep a huge wave of heat rising up towards you while the bike is stopped during the summer. The KTM and Husky single cylinder bikes are ones to also check out, for not too much more money.

Excellent video. Bought my Scram recently for town use in the UK after several years of riding cruiser bikes.

Greetings from Brazil! This is the best Scram test ride on RU-vid by far... You rocked in the Himalaians, Congrats!!!

The best review of Scram 411 from the whole year.... Definitely gonna buy this beast...

Hang on people. The only reason Royal Enfield even exists today as a brand is because the Indian Army ordered 800 350 Bullets in 1954 to patrol these very mountain roads and guess what? They had 19 inch front wheels. Steve McQueen and his entire generation raced 650 desert sleds and all of them had 19 inch front wheels. In 2004 Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman rode 20,000 miles on the "Long Way Round" on 19 inch front wheels. Personally, I rode the 7,350 mile TAT in 27 days on a bike with a 19 inch front wheel (rumoured to be an unofficial world record), but apparently NOW it is suddenly impossible to even consider that a bike can perform at all off-road at all without a 21 inch front wheel. Hello? I mean please check out and respect history dudes. 19 inch front wheel motorcycles not only concurred the Himalayas in 1954 but also 20 years earlier the Sahara desert in 1934 when two British ladies were the first people ever to cross it with a motorised vehicle, a Panther motorcycle. Speaking as a Brit myself, I have to say, please, take a breath and respect history. All the world records were achieved with a great deal less suspension travel than the excellent Scram and none of them had a 21 inch front wheel.

An Epic test adventure of the Scram 411! What more we can ask for and look for. Convincingly value for money having all the test it went through. Thank you as always for a comprehensive review. Regards.

Thanks for this interesting ride report in the Himalayas with the Royal Enfield Scram 411. I am thinking about buying one. I have ridden a Himalayan 411 in Nepal, also in the Himalayas and found the bike and the engine very good. But the Scram 411 looks more classic and I want to ride it here in Sweden where we have a lot of gravel and sand roads, mostly old country roads that are not so good for a normal street bike. I usually ride these roads on my Kawasaki KLX 250 Enduro, but the engine doesn't have the classic character of the 411 long stroke engine. Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it and it reminded me of my 2019 time in Nepal. Greetings, Sven

Wow! congrats on the Himalayas Journey bro Jinno. This channel is so underrated.

As of today’s world RE is a formidable 2 wheel manufacturer

Much respect on the occasion of an epic ride through the Himalayas. Classy.

By far the best review I've came across for this bike. ✌️ One love from Malaysia.

I bought one and swapped out the exhaust. More ponies you will find. I put an airblade saddle on mine as I have a bad spine hence buying a much lighter machine. I have no complaints about the bike. Seems Enfield have really got this one spot on.

Hello Motodeal glad to have you here in india hope you enjoy the bike trip to leh ladakh and visit India again for more bike awesome trips.

Can't wait for this bike to come to Indonesia.

Thank you for sharing that amazing journey thru the Himalayas. The scenery is epic. The best I can hope to do is a tour of the eastern slope of the Rockies in the US.

Great video and what an adventure you had riding in the Himi's. More I see on this bike the more I want to pull the trigger and buy one.

Great review guys, really enjoyed the scenery too.