Triumph and its brand-new Street Scrambler
Triumph's brand-new Street Scrambler builds on the practical and aesthetic features of the classic Scrambler, with new exclusive details and performance, undoubtedly a machine for what promises to be a very interesting 2017 for the British motorcycle manufacturer.
The brand-new Street Scrambler from Triumph builds on the practical and aesthetic features of the classic Scrambler, with new exclusive details and performance, undoubtedly a machine for what promises to be a very interesting 2017 for the British motorcycle manufacturer.
Sharing the latest customization trends with the Street Twin, the new Street Scrambler features the legendary Bonneville silhouette combined with clean lines, minimal fairing, many contemporary details and a sleek fuel tank. Thanks to its specific chassis and suspension setup, the machine has a very off-road presence, with a commanding riding position and great accessibility.
To complete its distinctive style, the Scrambler comes with signature features such as a passenger seat that can be swapped for a luggage rack, removable rear footpegs, adventure-style footpegs for the rider and an aluminium sump guard.
The specific chassis setup of the Scrambler includes longer rear shock absorbers, a 19-inch front wheel and a low seat height. The new Street Scrambler is fitted with Metzeler Tourance tyres and is designed to offer maximum control and capability on any road. Designed to be customized, you can choose from more than 150 accessories that add more character and off-road style. In addition, the design is available in three colour schemes, so everyone can find the model best suited to them.
To make the Street Scrambler truly accessible in the European market, this model can be restricted for the A2 licence using a specific restriction kit. All details from March 2017, when we will see it on our roads.
Source | Triumph
