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Triumph Scrambler 1200 X & XE 2024: Innovations save money!

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Triumph Scrambler 1200 X & XE 2024: Innovations save money!

And now, dear motorcycle fans, let's take a deeper look into the extensive updates that... Triumph Scrambler 1200 Models and XE for the year 2024, with the focus being on a balance between cost optimization and performance maintenance. Let's start with that Triumph Scrambler 1200, which changes its signature from “XC” to “X” and brings striking changes to the mechanical line-up. The ones previously installed Showa and Öhlins chassis need one Marzocchi Variant make room, whereby a significant loss of suspension travel of 30 to 170 mm of travel becomes noticeable and the preload can only be adjusted at the rear. This is accompanied by a departure from the Brembo-Brake, in favor of a 310 double brake, now from the house Nissin, which has axially screwed saddles.

Triumph Scrambler 1200

An interesting feature is the new tilt-dependent Cornering ABS, a safety plus for critical driving maneuvers. In the cockpit, Triumph says goodbye Full TFT display in favor of one TFT-LCD hybrid displays, which provides the driver with a clear and intuitive interface. Let's now turn to that Triumph Scramber 1200 which broadly follows the changes of the

Here too it is on Marzocchi-Components pivoted, but with a focus on comprehensive adjustability. The brakes continue to come from Brembo, but with an upgrade Stylema saddles, a step that affects both appearance and performance. And the tires also play a role in the update process for both. They run on tires measuring 90/90-21 at the front and 150/70 R17 at the rear, with the X version relying on Metzeler Karroo Street, while the .

In both cases, the tires are mounted tubeless on aluminum rims to optimize performance and maintenance. And under the hood, changes have also been made to the engine. Specifically in the form of revised manifolds and a 50 mm Throttle body, which means that the torque of 110 Nm is now available at 4.250 rpm, i.e. 250 rpm earlier than its predecessor.

the peak output remains at 90 hp

The top performance remains 90 PS constant, but is available at a lower speed. In conclusion, the 2024 updates to the Triumph Scrambler 1200 models are a mix of price reductions and extensive technical modifications. While purists may long for the lost high-quality components, the update provides an affordable, yet still exceptionally powerful and visually appealing alternative for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Triumph manages to expand the financial scope while largely retaining the performance and look of the Scrambler 1200.

Triumph Scrambler 1200 X & XE 2024: Innovations save money!

TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER 1200 X AND XE 2024

Feature 1200 X 1200 XE
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Price 14.645 Euros 15.695 Euros
Suspension Marzocchi, 170mm travel Marzocchi, 250mm travel
Brakes in front Nissin, 310 dual brakes Brembo, 320 dual disc with Stylema calipers
Display New TFT-LCD hybrid display
Front tires Metzeler Karroo Street, 90/90-21 Metzeler Tourance or Michelin Anakee Wild, 90/90-21
Tires at the back 150 / 70 R17 150 / 70 R17
engine modifications Reworked manifolds, throttle body
Max. Torque 110 Nm at 4.250 rpm
Maximum power 90 hp at 7.000 rpm

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