2024 Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE Review | Is the Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE the perfect motorcycle?

The original Triumph Scrambler was designed as a throwback to the days of Bonneville’s that were modified for off-road use, but it was largely a styling exercise.
In 2018, Triumph launched the Scrambler 1200 and realised its vision of creating a true reflection of the scrambler ethos - a modern classic motorcycle with genuine ruggedness and off-road ability. In short, the Scrambler platform became a stylish alternative to a dedicated adventure bike.
Fast forward to 2024 and the Scrambler 1200 platform has been refined once again. The latest model comes in two versions - the road-focused X, and the dirt-friendly, but more expensive XE.
We got our hands on the XE version to see what this unique model is all about. But is it really a legitimate alternative to an adventure bike?
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[@javi_scram]

Nice video! short riders like me should get use to one feet in the ground.

[@aaccmm1398]

Hey man great video! How many miles did you get out of a full tank!? I know they made some changes from last model in tank size and fueling

[@bikesaleschannel]

We didn't ride long enough to get an accurate fuel measurement, but we've seen a few other sources suggest you should get at least 270km out of a full tank.

[@aldeen1982]

Triumph 1200 XE 2024 affordable? You gotta be kidding. You can call the 400x affordable but not the 1200XE. 😃😊