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Stacked a little tall haha
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Stacked a little tall haha

It still sits below my shoulder blades and it isn't very heavy so it'll be fine haha. Kriega 30L / 20L / 5L dry bags.

u/WayOutThereMoto — 2 days ago
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Triumph Scrambler paint quality

Hey fellow triumph owners. I bought this bike less than 1 month ago and noticed a small bubble. I rubbed my thumb against it and it chipped the paint. I noticed another mark on the other side I am afraid to touch now. Have been using the same cleaning products I used on my 2017 street scrambler that never gave me any issues. This paint feels different to me almost like plastic.. anyone else running into any problems with paint quality? Does triumph help with this? Thanks!

u/DrDeathEMS — 3 days ago
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Booked a scram 440 , on the last discontinued color , trail blue .

Is it worth the price? I ruled out dominar 400 , triump scrambler and yezdi scrambler

u/Longjumping-Low1823 — 6 days ago
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Wanted one when I was 19. I am 28 now and I managed to find one on Facebook. 🥲

They only made this bike for one year.

u/No_Conclusion9276 — 11 days ago
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Who else just stares at their bike in the evenings?

Sometimes I think about new accessories but mostly I just appreciate it for what it is.

u/DrDeathEMS — 9 days ago
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A morning rip

Location (Alberta, Canada)

Just another humble pic taking a break on the side of the backroads.

u/NyxKza — 11 days ago
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The Scrambler I Always Wanted

Picked it up this weekend. First time Ducati owner, and I’m very excited that I found my favorite color combo with the high mounted exhaust, the way a Scrambler should be in my opinion.

u/RamesesThe2nd — 12 days ago
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Street Scrambler 900 Engine Oil Leak On Right Side

Street Scrambler 900. I first noticed some wetness on the right side of the engine and didnt think much of it because I figured it was chain grease melting down the side of the engine block. But it kept becoming more and more until eventually it started dripping on the ground. So I decided to pull the right side cover off and I found it was coming from the Transmission Gear Position Sensor. The double o rings fitted in there felt stiff and the sensor practically fell out once unbolted so the o rings definitely weren't sealing anymore. The OE triumph ones are like a 26.8mm X 2.8mm or something to that extent but I grabbed 2 o rings that are 26.5 X 3mm and reinstalling the installing it took a slight push and had that nice seated feel. I cleaned it all off and ran the engine to temp before reinstalling the right side cover. No further leaks. Just throwing this out there for anyone looking in the future!

u/WayOutThereMoto — 13 days ago