Triumph Adventure Experience - Scrambler Level 1

[@suvendubiswal1583]

Keep it up buddy ❤ Love from India🇮🇳

[@oso_nomada]

Hiiiiiighly recommend DoubleTake Break-away mirrors! I installed a pair weeks after taking delivery in 2019. You’ll need an adapter to mate the different mm sizes…but they are not only better rear viewing, they’re survivors if you take your XE off road. My 2019 XE has almost 20k miles on the clock and the mirrors have held up great!!!

[@dapiddiboy]

That looks fun!

[@Fernando90054]

That’s level 1 off road exercise??😅 What’s level 2? A submarine bike trail??

[@terryboyle]

This was the most engaging video of off-road riding experience I have had the pleasure of watching. Great work, subscribed, and given a like

[@spodokomoto5020]

Thanks for the kind feedback and follow. Glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@sangxu5391]

I am thinking of taking this exact course and it looks so much fun. Thank for sharing.

[@AjarnSpencer]

haha if you have a bike to fall off on and learn with, what do you need to go to some school for with people who set themself up as teachers, but probably are full of BS selling hot air. Just drive to a sand quarry and give it some welly and learn as you go. break a bone or two but if you dont wish that to happen then don't do motocross or offroad. If you are scared of heights, then dont get in an airplane

[@jjames2162]

Love this video!! I own a Thruxton RS and I was planning on picking up a Desert Sled but now I’m leaning toward the Scrambler 1200 - great video and props to riding it the way you do! Well done

[@spodokomoto5020]

I swapped a Tiger 800 and a Speed Twin for my Scrambler 1200 - really pleased with it. I used to have a Ducati Scrambler - not the Desert Sled - a fun bike but the Scrambler 1200 is definitely a big step up.

[@avinashr9649]

@@spodokomoto5020 I had both of those, the 800 XCA and Speed Twin. How do you think the Scrambler 1200 stacks up?

[@spodokomoto5020]

@@avinashr9649 I really love the scrambler. I got tired of having two bikes and was looking for something with the style of the Speed Twin with the capability of the Tiger. The Scrambler hits the spot!

[@DodgerMohr]

Nice bike. Impressed. Great day trip.

[@spodokomoto5020]

It was a great day - definitely recommended 👍

[@shitestirrer3067]

pfft a couple of wee watery tracks

[@adamsimper6364]

Wow - I did this on a Tiger 1200 when Wales has its record hottest day. It was an awful lot drier but still very wet in places. Your experience looks a lot tougher than mine though…!! I’d say Level 1.5 for you! 🤣

[@spodokomoto5020]

The puddles certainly added something different. But a great day all round. I bet it was fun on the big Tiger 👍

[@owenfarmer4197]

So straight on a bike no tuition just follow me across this? Fair enough… what tyres were they using fella?

[@rumo201]

Nice riding. Good work ✌️

[@spodokomoto5020]

Thanks. It was a great day 👍

[@lifeofascrambler]

Damn! Surprised the bike didn’t take on any water it must have been slightly above the water line!

[@spodokomoto5020]

Some of those puddles were crazy deep!

[@rackhousemoto]

Nice to see what Triumph has there! I've done a Chris Birch training course on my Scrambler XE and they are super capable bikes - kept up with all the bigger KTMs just fine.

[@d.Cog420]

man I was thinking of doing that. was it fun?

[@rackhousemoto]

@@d.Cog420 Yup, tons of fun and Chris is a good instructor as well. Most valuable part was being able to ask him questions/get advice in real time.

[@stepheneldridge6998]

Looks like a great day...and some slippery conditions! Ps..must remember not to buy a used ex Triumph adventure experience bike!! 🤣 Great stuff 👏 Cheers, Steve

[@spodokomoto5020]

I was thinking the same. The bike I was on was brand new. But it shows how tough they are and what they’re capable of. So much more than just for nipping out for an artisanal coffee.

[@AndreaVeneziano-zd4vi]

I LOVE that Triumph handlebar bag! Could u share the link (if u got it online) so I can buy it? Thanks in advance 4 ur reply! ✌️☘️

[@1PercentRealtyVI]

Cool

[@539bulldog]

Not sure why you’d ride so close to other riders. If they go over you’re going with them

[@c.g.c2067]

gosh you haven't missed a single puddle

[@phils2180]

09:10 Deja vu! Thats when you wish you were on a lightweight enduro bike.😂

[@spodokomoto5020]

I agree. I’m an off road novice but couldn’t help thinking there are easier and lighter bikes to do this on. I bought the XC which is more about on road because that’s what I mostly do. But it was good to see what’s possible off road.

[@phils2180]

@@spodokomoto5020 I have a Street Scrambler which is even more road biased than the 1200 but it's a great road bike. I've done a couple of very mild green lanes on it but the Triumph Scramblers are heavy bikes. I also own a (comparatively) lightweight enduro bike which, at almost 100kg less, can still be a handful when the going gets really tough!😂

[@spodokomoto5020]

@@phils2180 That said - the Street Scramblers on the course stood up pretty well and I thought were surprisingly capable off-road given that this isn’t really their intended purpose. Which is just to look really cool!

[@Slycarlo]

I got tips for you m8 when off roading dont use your front brake on muddy clay road it will always cause you trouble, engine breaking and rear brake will suffice and dont speed up on puddles if you are not familiar on how deep it is and always pick a line that isn't muddy, rocks and pebbles will give you much better traction and it is not necessary to always standing up it will mess up your center of balance

[@spodokomoto5020]

Thanks for the advice!

[@eatsleepplayrepeat]

You really needed to let the revs up more and stand up on the rough stuff

[@jonathanmichaels8331]

Do you find the Scrambler 1200 reliable? Would you do a TET type of tour on it?

[@spodokomoto5020]

My own bike has been very reliable - no issues at all. This day showed they’re certainly capable off road and can take a beating. But they are big heavy bikes - so if I was planning a long off road tour I probably would choose something much smaller and lighter.

[@tifouix]

Hello, nice vidéo 👍 exhaust pipe IS not too hot for your right leg ?

[@spodokomoto5020]

No it’s fine. On the newer models the catalytic converter has been moved to the back. So your leg doesn’t get too hot. Not sure I’d like to ride pillion though 🥵

[@10000kolanuts]

Awesome video! I plan to buy this bike next year April! :) Just ohne question: is your left arm shorter than the right one?

[@spodokomoto5020]

You’ll love the Scrambler - it’s a great bike. Furthermore I can assure you that my arms are of equal length 🤔

[@10000kolanuts]

@@spodokomoto5020 I once had an accident where i broke my upper arm and shoulder, since then one arm is shorter. It looked similar in your video, but it was probably just the perspective.

[@spodokomoto5020]

@@10000kolanuts sorry to hear that buddy. You’ll have a great time 👍

[@rayfraser1773]

And that’s on your own bike ?

[@amanequine2245]

Can you tell me your windscreen and clip on setup? Need to change out my Givi. Thanks

[@spodokomoto5020]

It’s the Triumph tall screen for the Scrambler 1200 plus a Puig clip on extension - no drilling needed. This works really well particularly at speed.

[@amanequine2245]

@@spodokomoto5020 awesome man. Thanks

[@spodokomoto5020]

Definitely not. Triumph supply the bikes. I’ve got my own Scrambler; it was good to see what it’s potentially capable of off road though.

[@thomasweidner721]

Honda scrambler 150 scooter

[@d.Cog420]

Did any of the scramblers overheat due to mud on the radiator?

[@spodokomoto5020]

No, none of the bikes had this problem. In fact there were no mechanical issues at all.

[@rackhousemoto]

Mine has with the stock radiator guard in heavy mud, but Iconic Parts out of the UK sells a motocross-style radiator guard that solves this problem.

[@d.Cog420]

@@rackhousemoto cheers for that. I put the extender on which has helped but I'll check the Iconic guard.

[@eatsleepplayrepeat]

Why'd you skip the part where you broke your mirror

[@allistairneil8968]

Excellent thumbnail. A 1200 is certainly NOT a scrambler.

[@rayfraser1773]

Do they give you any tuition, or is just like ... follow me ?

[@spodokomoto5020]

Yep - it’s pretty much the latter. This is billed as an experience day rather than a tutorial. I’ve got virtually no off-road motorcycle experience but it was fine.

[@rayfraser1773]

So they don’t tell you to stand up ?

[@maxi5784]

Your handlebar is crooked

[@AjarnSpencer]

At ten years old i took my xr 75 honda enduro to thee quarry and ripped it up every day until i was doing leaps and 150 meter long wheelies, and on my own bike, so it did get scratched and had some accidents (a lot!).. in those days they didn't market learning how to ride, because you learn on your own bike, and fix it when you fall off. Less snobby in the 80s i suppose. These days they make a business out of everything, after-sales ducati,harley,triumph riding lessons haha what do you need that for you ride a triumph every day? I do not understand. Scared of scratching your bike? Then do not scramble. Truly our normal side roads in Thailand are more hardcore than this 'off road experience'. I am sorry but my generation finds this weird

[@IRQ1Conflict]

Driving through lakes? Not wise.

[@ginoasci2876]

you only fell because you’re bike is blue.

[@bobjohnson1633]

Your*

[@ginoasci2876]

@@bobjohnson1633 : thanks lol

[@mitsospouliezos6289]

WHAT A BRILLIANT DAY ???? THIS IS A DISASTER !!!!!! BAD WEATER -- DRIVING VERY FAST -- DRIVING VERY NEAR TO THE OTHER RIDER --- VERY HEAVY BIKES 1!!!! YOU NEED SOMETHING ELSE ?????