@@apitpong12 hi! I am not sure if you’re staying in Singapore, if you do, then head down to Triumph Singapore. There should be test rides available. Head down to test it and feel the bike itself. That’s the best to know whether you like which model ☺️ . For myself, I didn’t try the scrambler because its seat height is a lot taller. But I heard good reviews of the scrambler because of the looks 😍

@@FuuView yup staying in SG! riding an XSR155 now like your friend. Thank you!

@@apitpong12alright! See you around 😊

@@phillipt1489 I see! Thank you for the info! Appreciate it. Just so happened that with it’s 400cc, it fits our classification of 2A License range of 200-400cc. Definitely good for short rides and riding daily in Singapore. Love how nimble it is to ride around the cities with heavy traffic too!

Yeahh! Sadly this 2022 model is non-ABS. But if I’m not wrong 2023 model onwards is ABS model?

then eat less and workout more

@@audeamus7388 😂😂😂

Hahaha 😂. Personally I don’t feel much vibration on the Speed400. Not that noticeable unless you’re revving it at higher RPMs. and for the comfort, I love the seat, very very comfortable literally like a sofa and of cos the weight of the bike felt like a 2B also. Whereas if you’re comparing to Super4. Definitely Super4 doesn’t have much vibration due to the smooth of the engine. But what I experienced on my Super4 was the micro vibration that caused my iPhone camera to have issue for the stabiliser. As for Mt-03, I did not try one before hence I got no comments for that.

You can try contacting Triumph Singapore to see if they have the bike for test ride and try it yourself. 😊

@@FuuView Got it, thanks for sharing bro! My XSR also killed my iPhone lens haha, all riders definitely need a dampener for phone mounts… 😅

@@jxcreativedesign hahaha definitely 😂 but now I mounted my phone with a tank mount with quadlock. No issues for the camera. Luckily. Anw ride safe and see you around 😊

When will it be coming to India?

@@FuuView I don't know, but We have been waiting for 3 years XSR Bike. It seems like it will arrive this year.

@@ACTIVE_BOY_ that’s great! Let’s hope it will arrive this year! 👍🏻

@@FuuView What is the mileage of Yamaha XSR 155cc? . kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3qYgp2Glt6pgac&si=gaMGHaIRwbA6qwaC

Indians don't have a sense of fashion that's why they won't release it to India. Y'all wear clothes like it's 2008

Machine price roughly about SGD$7500~ and in Singapore we have something called Certificate of Entitlement, which varies in the price. So as of now, COE it currently at SGD$9900. Totalling up to about $17,000++

Hahaha it’s a Loan bike from Triumph Motorcycle. Not my personal bike. 😅 I would definitely relocate if it’s possible 😂

I went to one of the shop called Seng Kwang Metal at AMK to customise the bracket. You can go there and enquire with them and they can recommend where to relocate your IU depending on bike. I saw them customising for a Harley too! 😊

Hi, I’m 160cm with 73cm inseam.

look forward to more bike reviews like this!!

​@@FuuView my inseam is 78cm, i wonder can flat foot or not

@@bornevil6665I think should be no issue. Anyway the bike is very very light. Even without flat foot, it’s easy to move about while sitting on it.

@@taitongyu8002 ur bike coming up next lesgooo

It uses a hex screw to mount on my windscreen bars. For the position that I mounted, in order for them to remove my device, they would need to remove my windscreen first before they can reach the screws for the CHIGEE. Additionally, even if they decide to steal the CHIGEE, they would have to cut the wires that linked to the camera and battery. So it’s kind of pointless for them to steal it actually.