Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC/XE Vance and Hines 2 into 1 Full Exhaust System

Triumph Scrambler XC / XE 1200 Vance and Hines Exhaust System - listen to this compared with the original system. www.totaltriumph.co.uk

[@paulharrison8155]

I like how you left a huge gap between the pipe and the offside side panel. Just the job for heating up pasties !

[@motorcyclemichael2182]

Sounds way better, but I prefer the aesthetics of the stock pipes

[@hockeymann88]

That new pipe is so nice. The weight savings is substantial and I wouldn't be surprised if there is less heat on the leg. Looks great.

[@owenbaker3606]

Good Job. Has it changed the heat issue from the original pipes when the bike is at running temp while idling?

[@neilfoster9517]

I have owned several V/H pipes on Suzuki and Harley Davidsons so very interested in this product

[@TheTotalTriumph]

Thanks for the message. We have basically sold out of these now apart from one system with about 500 miles use on it all complete.

[@alexanderbruns8709]

Do you have a diagram available that shows torque and power improvements? Thanks!

[@mattmonte2171]

Do you have a video of both exhaust system arrow offers for this particular bike the Triumph scrambler 1200 XE I would love to hear the difference of all 3 exhausts for the this bike the stock and the 2 Arrow makes I love to save weight but not at the cost of being to load

[@neilfoster9517]

Did you folks install a better air filter and power plug or does this require some map changes for full power gains

[@jeejee3751]

Upein pyörä koskaan 💋💋💋

[@WheelieGood-el2br]

Heat from the original exhaust setup is only really a problem if your wearing a short skirt 😂

[@MrFelipe8686]

Could a pillion sit with this on? Seems their leg would be right on the can (my wife likes to ride with me)

[@kennethcooley3445]

The stock pipes look so much better.

[@classicer7103]

The exhaust is for the Street twin

[@HoagesMoto]

Do you have stock? Also curious, did you gents ever try to fit the Street Scrambler A9600676 V&H pipe to the XC/XE - appears as if you'd almost be able too keep the front two heatsheilds looking OE?

[@TheTotalTriumph]

Hi Glen. Drop me an email [e-mail]

[@MrEroupe]

Is this available for purchase in United states?

[@jazzotheque]

How good is this !! Is the baffle removable ? It reminds me of my 900 Scram with the no baffle Arrow sound wich I miss on my XE. Is the heat (much) better than with the original ? Is the midpipe bend still alright for standing up ? I most likely need one 😊

[@craigpiper1129]

The baffle does come out easily. There is a mid baffle too which can be removed but makes it very loud. The mid pipe allows for easy standing up no problems, but in an ideal world could go tighter to the side panel. (there is very little under the side panel unlike Street Scrambler which houses more in there). Better throttle response and torque as well as less heat with the cat removed.

[@stevenbartley1759]

@@craigpiper1129 how about clearance for a pillion? Specifically a 5ft tall pillion so short legs?

[@michaelgodliman436]

Thats be good to hide the squeeky back end

[@mehdia.9882]

what are the mods that needs to be made in order to fit in the 1200?

[@TheTotalTriumph]

We do them in house, happy to carry out more if you have a donor system.

[@2wheelAdv]

Does that heat shield actually work?

[@TheTotalTriumph]

Yes, very well.

[@robducharme7901]

Can you add a link for purchase?

[@TheTotalTriumph]

All sold out now I am afraid.

[@imopn]

Personally I plan to modify the pipes running down and under the pegs to back. Yes I know it won't look like a Scrambler, No I don't care. I want the heat away from my legs. Might not be a issue in cold countries but in warm countries those high pipes roast your leg in slow traffic. That way I might also be able to get two panniers on the back. Win win

[@salvadonaire3457]

Hey! Keep me informed in how you do that! Thanks

[@toltod]

I think alot of people would love to have that option.

[@dbdeluxe]

toltod get another bike... not a good idea for a scrambler... get a KTM adventure 1090r

[@toltod]

@@dbdeluxe Fortunately Zard makes the exact exhaust needed which reroutes the high pipe. BTW, I"ve already got a Husqvarna and my girlfriend prefers the passenger accommodations on the Scrambler over the 1090/1290 KTM.

[@richardbains5]

Looks like the street scrambler 2 into 1 exhaust. I guess that's what it is hence it not fitting flush to the bike.

[@owenfarmer4197]

Wotcha, is this de catted?

[@treegas]

does not fit corect large gap if you are going to make a different system dont use one designed fora different bike £500 for some thing that is slapped on ??????

[@c.g.c2067]

Lovely bike, shame about the exhaust system which roasts your leg in summer days

[@whamdi.b]

Is it plug & play ?

[@TheTotalTriumph]

Hi Hamdi, yes this is plug and play

[@TheTechnofunk]

@@TheTotalTriumph isn't this for the 900? Can we fit 900 can on the 1200's?

[@TheTotalTriumph]

@@TheTechnofunk Hi Tanveer, yes this will fit a 1200 as a complete Vance and Hines system with a few mods

[@TheTechnofunk]

@@TheTotalTriumph Hi there, what sort of mods are required? Thanks

[@TheTotalTriumph]

@@TheTechnofunk we will supply a kit in a ready to fit condition for you. Very easy installation.

[@lmenzol]

If only it didn’t have that stupid carbon tip...

[@ThaMoondog]

Guess this is not street-legal, right?

[@TheTotalTriumph]

Correct as there is no CAT it has to be not for road use officially.

[@V4zz33]

That's a no for me.;)) More exhaust pipe the better!;)) To a reasonable level At least 2 though.

[@sergiotariccomackay3168]

I Can't understant how you promote an exhaust that is not designed for the 1200 engine. Those smaller headers kills top end torque.

[@TheTotalTriumph]

Think you'd best check the cross section of your headers where it passed the cam chain tensioner. It's smaller ;) The lack of cat makes up no issue.

[@user-ik5gh5qb7c]

This is not scrambler style whit long forks end big front wheel this is more motocross.

[@jeg569]

Looks terrible like its off a smaller bike, sounds good though.

[@noelchignell1048]

Even uglier than the stock system and not at all like the early British scramblers either 🤪