Gasp ! You said drive it, not ride it !

@@leeinwis sorry about that - we use the same word "køre" for both motorcycle and car in Danish - like "fahren" in German ;-)

It blow up yet ?

For the launching price it was to be expected..it's less than a good eMTB.

Glad that someone mentioned this. Yes, we are starting to see reports of those same issues here in the states now. Dodgy throttle response, poor build quality, ride by wire issues, etc. Some people are saying that the bike is not up to Triumph quality. People can spin that however they want...but, but, but, it's built to a price point. Baloney, crap is crap. FWIW, I watch these reviews for entertainment purposes only. I don't trust most of these as the reviewers typically don't have the bikes long enough to actually do a thorough review or they just write fluff pieces so that no one gets offended and they can continue to borrow bikes to "review".

He said in the video that there was no heat at all. Reviews from India where the weather is pretty hot reported that they can feel a bit of heat in the city traffic but it was mild and highly manageable.

Non existent, altough i was like 20 degrees celsius in the afternoon

This was lacking as alternative on Triumph’s lineup of options, specifically if you’re a novice rider, it’s always preferable to start on a not so bulky and powerful bike like the more heavy and big engine alternative that Triumph could traditionally offer and because they are, costly wise, higher.

@Fernando90054 even for experienced riders. I had a few from 50cc to 1100cc. One thing to realise is that from a certain level of power you can only exploit par of the excess power less than 1% of the time, depending where you live and what you want to do. Something light with reasonable power is going to meet the needs of a lot of people. At that price, those little Triumph are really a call to get on a motorcycle and ride. That being said, to have another one for that 1% of the time is also nice. That could be a second hand, old school monster: a VMax, a GSXR,...

I agree either way with everything you’re saying. These little bikes can always make you lose your license 😅 But like everything in life, when you explore things to a point that you have nothing more to discover, you lose interest and start looking for the next best thing…it’s the human nature in action. When you swap too soon, you’ll always be saying that the bike was a dream bike and you often look back and miss that machine, maybe because you didn’t explored it to the full extent of experience it could offer. The bikes that I kept more time with me, are the ones that I didn’t explore or I couldn’t explore to their limits. That’s why I said that these little Triumphs are excellently suited for a beginner rider, but as you said there are other categories of reasons besides that to choose a ride like this and the situation that you referred is right on spot. Thanks for your reply, man 👍🏻 Cheers 🥂