r/TriumphScrambler

Practice night!

Practicing for my license. Sweden has an extensive test where you have to be able to do a slow driving course at a maximum of 5km/h, then a manouver test with slalom in 50km/h and last hard controlled braking from 70 and 90km/h. Even if its a big bike it's really stable and easy to balance 👍

u/olipheus — 4 days ago

Scram1200XE Decat Question

Hi,

I am thinking about doing a decat on my '19 Scrambler 1200XE and keeping the stock pipes. I mentioned this at the triumph dealer and they said I will need a tune on a dyno after to smooth out the engine (there isn't an ECU flash).

Do you need a dyno tune after a decat ?

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u/77ox9 — 6 days ago
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Rear tire removal - 2022 1200xc

Hey everyone, I’m trying to remove my front and rear wheels for tire replacement. I found an online service manual, but it doesn’t provide much information on removing the wheels. I’ve watched some YouTube videos, but none of them seem to be specific to the 1200 XC/XE model.

My main question is, unlike other bikes, this particular model doesn’t have torque screws holding the rear brake caliper in place. I think I can just pull the wheel out from the caliper once I remove the axle nut and lift it. Can anyone confirm this or advise me on how to remove the caliper for rear wheel removal? Thanks!

u/ewokka — 11 days ago