2024 Triumph Scrambler 400X | Honest First Ride Impressions

Release 112 - The Old Guys Journey to ride and film every bike continues with the 2024 Triumph Scrambler 400X! No BS! Take a look at the basic specs and hit the road on a bike I've never ridden and sharing my thoughts! Share the experience with me as we learn about what this bike is like to ride! Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments!
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Engine: 398cc Single
Horsepower: 39.5bhp
Torque: 27.7ft lbs
Wet Weight: 395lbs
MSRP when New: $5,595
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[@alangee2200]

Thank you ! Sometimes, we do produce good things in the 🇬🇧 I’ve just ordered a green one. It’s a shame you’re across the “pond” The Triumph factory tour, watching them come off the production line is excellent. Enjoy Sir ! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

Appreciate you for taking the time to watch and congrats on your new bike. I would love to do that tour someday plus I would like to experience some countryside riding as well. I am a lover of all things 2 wheels and have enjoyed many triumph motorcycles in my time. I currently own a Daytona 675 and don't think I will ever part with it. Thank you for taking the time to comment! I greatly appreciate it and hope you stay safe and enjoy the scrambler!

[@MotocaLitoral]

I have one and you can really have a lot of fun with it. In fact, I was going to buy a bigger one and I don't even need it, I really don't need to go over 105 miles to have fun, I've already traveled 2900km and everything is perfect. For those who want comfort, economy and a motorcycle for all terrains, there is nothing with better fot cost benefit.

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

Can't argue with you on those points. I very much appreciate you for taking the time to share your experience with the bike. I get only a brief time with them right now but enough to get a first impression and in my experience that first impression means a lot when I'm selecting a bike to add to my stable. But owners that have logged more time really help fill out the picture and I'm very appreciative of the comments as they help others make their decisions. Stay safe and enjoy the ride

[@MotocaLitoral]

@@MotorcycleDemoRiders I have 1.93m. above that value, it would be a very high investment that I don't want to have because I have a family. For what I need in terms of comfort and an ''ok'' speed, it's perfect, take one to travel (scrambler), you won't regret it if you don't want to travel more than 105 miles.
Of course, if you like to go faster than this you would need something better, but for those who need something bigger faster than that, you need to invest a lot more money.

[@paulb_614]

Same power as the Honda SCL500 but 1k less and I think this bike looks better. For in town riding, singles are fun. Highway id rather have a twin at the minimum.

[@CGB65]

What is your opinion of vibration at say 50 to 60 mph? Did you get the bike up to 70 mph?

[@MotorcycleDemoRiders]

50 to 60 it wasn't to bad. Above 70 a decent amount. I took the speed 400 on the interstate and said in that video I would never do that again.