2021 Triumph Street Scrambler Review | First Ride

[@julianperry5141]

Love that colour, think this may be my next bike. Sounds nice even with the stock exhaust. Cheers from NZ

[@RiderReviews]

Treat yourself! 👍

[@julianperry5141]

@@RiderReviews appeals to me as a do it all classic bike which is fun to ride and a real head turner.

[@RiderReviews]

Definitely a head turner isn’t it. Grab yourself a test ride!

[@julianperry5141]

@@RiderReviews how did it feel compared to the t100? The t100 goldline looks beautiful but this might be a better handling bike.

[@RiderReviews]

Both lovely bikes and a great all round ride tbh. However It depends on if you fancy a bit of light off road riding then it has to be the Scrambler, I absolutely loved it and would suggest you grab a test ride on both. Triumph really have some cracking bikes atm, spoiled for choice aren’t we. Cheers Jake.

[@kosiekoos9408]

So glad they got a lock on the fuel cap cos kids kept stealing my cap on my last bike

[@RiderReviews]

Oh no that’s not good!

[@jacobmartin5157]

Great review, but did you just put fuel in before paying?! That’s crazy!!

[@RiderReviews]

Thanks! Yes fuel in then pay in UK. Where are you?

[@randydodd9587]

If you’re a fan of the Triumph Scrambler, read Forgotten Road by Randall Arthur. The whole last half of the book highlights the Scrambler in numerous, fantastic adventures. The book is a work of fiction, but supposedly the adventures in the book are all based on Arthur’s real-life experiences. Randall Arthur is the author of the bestselling novel Wisdom Hunter. On a side note, Forgotten Road is a faith-based novel.

[@RiderReviews]

Thanks Randy will have to check it out, sounds like a good read.

[@crumblymal8479]

Hey Jake I am liking this one I think I may have missed where it shows a rev counter assuming it has one but apart form that it looks really good if you had a pillion onboard would the exhausts be in the way ( not sure ) ,I think I might change those side panels somehow not too keen on them . Good review as per stay safe look forward to the next one it's gettin a bit on the chilly side now don't envy ya : D cheers .

[@RiderReviews]

Hi Malcolm the rev counter is on the LCD screen for what it’s worth but at least it has one. I’m not sure about those high exhausts and maybe the heat, I didn’t notice too much of an issue on my short ride out. The catalyst and header pipes are where most of the heat is. So passenger should be good. Cheers Jake.

[@drsickpuppy68]

My pillion has no problem with the high exhausts even after a two-hour ride

[@RiderReviews]

That’s good to hear! 👍

[@RobertDalgleish]

That's a great colour.

[@RiderReviews]

Aye it’s Triumph Urban Grey. 👍

[@Jeswin_Jesse08]

Does the exhaust heat up and does it make you uncomfortable while riding?

[@RiderReviews]

Didn’t notice anything to worry about.

[@ShabazShaikh07]

Hey Bud! What's the mileage of this bike?

[@RiderReviews]

Hi mate Mileage as in MPG ?

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

My 18 model street twin gets 60+ mpg.

[@ShabazShaikh07]

@@RiderReviews I comprehend KMpL easily, but MPG should be fine... 🤣 Thanks...

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

What is the color called?

[@RiderReviews]

It’s Urban Grey Larry

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

@@RiderReviews I finally saw that in the comments. Good color name.

[@spookblessure510]

Nice review mate! I test rode this one and a Speed Twin... love 'm both. Can't choose :-s In real world riding the Street Scrambler is fast enough but I adore the engine from the Speed Twin... Feels like having to choose between two girls :-) Any advice perhaps?

[@RiderReviews]

Thanks mate! Yes it’s a difficult one isn’t it.. Both are great bikes. It’s probably easier to choose between two women tbh. Maybe go for another test ride on both the street scrambler and speed twin to be sure. Cheers Jake.

[@philipTOMPSETT]

1.43 per litre. Those were the days…

[@RiderReviews]

Weren’t they just Philip.

[@Cyberon2wheels]

Is he stealing the SS? 😂

[@RiderReviews]

Haha! It does look like it I must admit.