New RE Scram 411 incoming

New RE Scram 411 incoming

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Wacky Racer

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38,979 posts

254 months

Tuesday 30th July
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As you may have seen, I started a thread a couple of weeks ago, where I was seriously thinking of ordering one of the lovely Triumph 400x Scramble bikes.

At the time they were £5595 new, however they have just increased another £200....not the end of the world, but annoying (a bit)

As I will probably only do less than 500 road miles PA, as I really plan to use it for messing about on the vast moors and quarries near me, I decided I could not really justify the expense, even though the Triumph is a lovely machine.

I then looked at the new Himalayan 450 RE's but at around £6k again, a bit much.

So I have settled on a blue 411 Scram, i know the engine is a bit old skool, but for £3900 brand new with three years warranty, I am sure it will do the job just fine.

Picking it up September to get the new registration, this will be my 32nd bike, thought my biking days were over....lol!



Janluke

2,682 posts

165 months

Tuesday 30th July
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I was chatting to a fella on one in Kelso the other day. 8000 miles and not missed a beat. He obviously looked after it as it looked brand new but the paint/fasteners all looked good. Did the NC500 on it and basically said solo and legal speeds its great. Bit of a bargain atm I reckon. Enjoy

808 Estate

2,240 posts

98 months

Tuesday 30th July
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There is a lot to like about those.

Wacky Racer

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38,979 posts

254 months

Wednesday 4th September
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Finally picked it up today, someone couldn't wait to try it out for size. Very pleased with it so far.


Biker 1

7,893 posts

126 months

Wednesday 4th September
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Nice!
I really like the look of these bikes - I wish they did a 1000 cc version with 150bhp - it would be way cooler than a Honda cb1000r....

Krikkit

26,993 posts

188 months

Thursday 5th September
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Wacky Racer said:
Finally picked it up today, someone couldn't wait to try it out for size. Very pleased with it so far.

Looks great biggrin It's nice to see Triumph starting to tickle colour back into their range.

snagzie

553 posts

67 months

Thursday 5th September
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I hope that picture is photoshopped or someone is cleverly hiding behind the bike holding that kid

Gas1883

567 posts

55 months

Thursday 5th September
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snagzie said:
I hope that picture is photoshopped or someone is cleverly hiding behind the bike holding that kid
I was thinking the same .

Wacky Racer

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38,979 posts

254 months

Thursday 5th September
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snagzie said:
I hope that picture is photoshopped or someone is cleverly hiding behind the bike holding that kid
Don't worry, if you look closely you can see my son's hand holding his daughter, he's kneeling down behind the bike.

Condi

17,937 posts

178 months

Thursday 5th September
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snagzie said:
I hope that picture is photoshopped or someone is cleverly hiding behind the bike holding that kid
Are you worried she'll ride off?

carinaman

22,060 posts

179 months

Thursday 5th September
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Krikkit said:
Looks great biggrin It's nice to see Triumph starting to tickle colour back into their range.
I really like the RE colour ways.

Wacky Racer

Original Poster:

38,979 posts

254 months

Thursday 5th September
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Condi said:
snagzie said:
I hope that picture is photoshopped or someone is cleverly hiding behind the bike holding that kid
Are you worried she'll ride off?
biggrin

snagzie

553 posts

67 months

Friday 6th September
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Wacky Racer said:
snagzie said:
I hope that picture is photoshopped or someone is cleverly hiding behind the bike holding that kid
Don't worry, if you look closely you can see my son's hand holding his daughter, he's kneeling down behind the bike.
biggrin

PT1984

2,556 posts

190 months

Friday 6th September
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How are you finding the Scram? Im seriously considering one as the price is silly cheap and they have now stopped production.

Wacky Racer

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38,979 posts

254 months

Friday 6th September
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PT1984 said:
How are you finding the Scram? Im seriously considering one as the price is silly cheap and they have now stopped production.
To be honest, I haven't been out on it yet, but on the ride home from the dealers I was very impressed. It's quite a big bike, and seems to have good build quality, the paint finish is superb.

Go and have a look at one before it's too late.

PT1984

2,556 posts

190 months

Thursday 12th September
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These are capable bikes.

If you haven’t seen them already on YouTube.

- Joe Ryan NZ series.
-Motorcycle Adventure Dirt bike TV, Nepal Scram’d film.

Incredible adventures.

Hugo Stiglitz

38,038 posts

218 months

Friday 13th September
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I take adventure bike series on YouTube with a pinch of salt in part as there's alot of influencer content on there...


PT1984

2,556 posts

190 months

Saturday 28th September
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Have you ridden it yet? smile

The Joe Ryan India series is proving this is a tough little bike.

gareth_r

5,967 posts

244 months

Sunday 29th September
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PT1984 said:
Have you ridden it yet? smile

The Joe Ryan India series is proving this is a tough little bike.
He's riding the new water cooled 452 in India. His previous series were on the 411 Himalayan/Scram.

PT1984

2,556 posts

190 months

Sunday 29th September
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Bugger! I meant New Zealand which I’m catching up on!