RIP butterfly

If those photos aren't used by Triumph, they've got to be out of their minds for not using all of them! Hands down, the best bike launch work I've seen by far! The red clay hill was way too steep, but it pulled it off! You actually gave some great scale reference when you were walking down it and your feet were sidestepping... really impressed by your riding and just what the bike can actually do when you have too! Red clay is the worse stuff to get past for everything on wheels. It really opened my eyes up to this bike and Triumph in general. I won't write them off anymore, that is certain! 👌🤤👍 *MIND BLOWN*

"Freaking Hell, I regret that instantly!" hahahahaha, classic.

Most bike reviews, or first rides are informative, interesting and even some what entertaining. But Tom's videos make me laugh, and want the bike he's trying out. I never knew that I wanted a thruxton r untill I watched his video. Same is true for the scrambler. Thanks for the entertaining video.

This is the best video I've watched this year! Good stuff, Dude! What a bike!!

I need one of these in my life. Great videos Tom. Sweet skills on a cool machine. Thanks for a true testride and review.

Awesome video, good to see how it really does off road! I tested the new one out a few weeks ago and absolutely love how it handles on the road (I wasn't brave enough to take it off road anywhere). I've got the old one, which is a bit of a lump, but managed a bit of light dirt tracking surprisingly well, especially for someone who has very little experience off road.

Full throttle is always the best option

That was cool, I never thought a modern scrambler could do that off-road stuff without breaking something. Nice job of riding it! But of course a DR650 would have been much, much easier! Lol

This actually helped me out a lot. This is pretty much what I was looking for in a bike.

Tom, gotta say you have balls!! Wasn't sure you were going to get up that hill. Really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work!!

ANYONE ELSE NOW WANTS TO BUY A FUCKING SCRAMBLER AND RIDE THE SHIT OUT OF IT OFFROAD???? THANKS FOR SHARING

What a ride! It’s really great to see an accomplished rider like you enjoying the Street Scrambler on and off road. This puts most of my hesitations to rest. Still wondering about heat from the raised pipes in 100+F temps. And the peg scraping, but I won’t be riding it like you have! :)

Triumph should have hired Tom to do the marketing campaign for the Scrambler. Would've been a lot more believable than the metro wank they actually did.

Absolutely love this! Love the way you ride these things! Thanks for doing this!

you gotta send it up those hills! I've put my duc scrambler through some hell with my buds. good torque, they climb great! Gotta get your weight over that front wheel and keep the momentum going!

And any ship can be a mine sweeper, once.

I'm impressed the Triumph Scrambler does amazingly well offroad. Great review.

Amazing. That's what I'm looking for. Honest, critical, humorous review.

had to add another comment; OMG that scrambler can almost go anywhere!! well done mate, great review with a good solid bike!

Really great video. Thx for that. I already tried the Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled, and still have to test this one.

triumphs tagline for the scrambler should be "Frick yea!"

Best Scrambler vid so far!

This video just made me want to have the bike even more

Great work getting up that hill! I haven't taken my scrambler off-road yet but this gives me some confidence, at least on the dirt roads! ;-)

Really enjoyed your review man- no bullshit and sensible fun riding! Endured a few other so-called tests on You Tube, almost gave up then found yours, Top Job man.

I enjoyed this, We all have that moment when we think we have bitten off more than we can chew. It was honest and entertaining. You persevered and the bike did well. I was willing you up that hill. Not an all out scrambler but it coped when you needed it.

Really enjoyed that video. Thanks Tom !

I am just wondering how you keep getting invited to all these press events. I don't think they realize who they are giving the keys to! Makes for great videos though!

Great off road fun and 100% respect for you guys down in Oz.

I am actually impressed. I have had a 2008 Scrambler for 4 years now and have tried some off-road trails like the one's Tom is riding, but definitely not at these speeds and with the skills he shows. The bike is 230kg, which means it is painfully difficult to maneuver at low speeds... Needless to say, crossing rivers with it is simply astonishing. I think I need to hit the gym more, good thing I have long legs to keep my balance when I am about to crash :D

Really enjoyed your honest review, I may add this to my stable.

I'm loving this. good on you dude!!

Hello Tom; I have just seen your video. Well I am buying a 2020 Street Scrambler and seeing what you did just gives me the confidence to take it off the road, should be a lot of fun. Thanks........David...Adelaide....

LOL Awesome! You did a hell of job. I can't believe you did that good on the off road.

At first I thought this was the Scrambler 1200 and not the Street Scrambler 900 which is a road-focused motorbike... it's truly amazing how capable this bike is, wow

Pushing the bike to its limits, hands down the greatest test ride I have ever seen, same with the twistys.

hey Tom, please review the KTM 1090 adv R i wanna have your honest opinion on this one please!

This is a great video. I felt like I was there on the bike, in the woods, trying to get out.

I was a postie for years and got good enough I could out ride a BMW GS1100 on a Kwaka ZZR250 on any unsealed road. Any bike can off-road, just wear and tear is more and ability is required to powerslide a road tyre on the dirt with control. Take your toys out and adventure of the blacktop :) Great vid.

Awesome video man, loved it! IS that the 900!?!

I'd take that scrambler over the Ducati any day. Man you make that bike look like so much fun!

Slap on some Continental TKC 80 dual/off-road tires on the Triumph Scrambler.

Nice work sir, and that's one sweet wheelie picture. new subscriber off the back of this video :0)

nice work Tom!

Great man! Bonnie900 it's in perfect balance mass/performance. Don't need bigger, except to presume in the bar. 🤘😎

...then @ 6:18 you begin to realize your bike can do more than you are capable of...

Great video! How would a ducati scrambler fare on this route? Same? Better? Worse? Especially on the steep dirt climbs?

That kind of road reminds me of the road/shortcut I used to take when I was in highschool... I take that shortcut to avoid being seen when cutting classes and buying cigarettes. 😁😁😁 And sometimes it's 3 of us on my 125cc motorcycle. I think I was about 14 or 15yrs old and my buddies. 😊😊😊 Now I'm at my 30's... Brings back old memories...

There was the Bonneville TT , TR6C and the BSA Hornet, just as heavy but raced off road.

Tom whats that epic music you use during the drone shots? Love the vid - you're ace man!

I'm buying this weekend now. What a fun video

Awesome footage great to see them let u thrash it the way it's ment to be on and off road

Hi Tom, is your camera mounted on your helmet with an adhesive patche? Has it ever fallen off with all the bumps?

Looked like a lot of fun!!

Check out the video "Scramblers in the Rockies." Super fun video and shows everything these bikes can (and can't) do.

Tom, whatever you render with, the compression makes this look like 240p even at 1080 :(

Love the ride) enjoy it mate

somebody count the Frick's

Great film!

hey awesome video! how would you compare de triumph scrambler and the ducati scrambler?

Do you think this is a good long travel adventure bike? Performance seems very good (and you are a great rider) but my concern is if all the electronic of new models gonna make difficult to repair the bike if a Triumph service point isn't near

I so much want to test that. I hope to get my hands on it Wednesday, with some other Bonnevilles. If not, i will get my hands on it some how xD

nice job going back up that hill (Thumbs up!!!)

As someone that rides his bikes in the same manner I found this video quite telling. I, for some reason not quite clear to me, just added a 2022 Street Scrambler (Goldline) to my collection. It will end up on the back wheel and will roost in the dirt with a little impromptu open field flat tracking. I guess I bought it for simple dress down riding pleasure. No knee pucks, no cruiser attitude no GoreTex Dad suit. Just simple riding pleasure but I need all my bikes to wheelie! Confirmed! With a little Grom style body english that it can get up to balance point as hoped. Thanks. (from another Tom)

How do you wheelie that thing? I can't get the font wheel off the ground on my Scrambler.

Freakin hell! I regret that instantly! Made me lol, great video man

I wooohoooo'd the whole way through this! You're not stuck... you can do it! Yeeeaaaaaahhh!! If I had riding buddies like you I would never get off a bike! Brilliant.

Offroad tip: Try positioning your elbows a little bit higher and putting your weight on the footpegs until you almost lift your butt from the seat. It might be a little scary at first not having your feet free to put on the ground, but you will notice the bumps won't be as harsh and you will have more control. Also try sitting as forward as you can. And lastly, momentum is your best friend when going steep slippery/loose rocks hills.

The way it should be ridden. Thank you!

Great video. I thought ya done a top job on the scrambler. Where are those trails.

That is awesome! Who needs an adv!

that was some sick manuvoring tom.. confirmed my choice

Great review.

Sir, you do a very good review.

When you go downhill, use the engine brake, never hold the clutch downhill ! Nice vid anyway !

I stuck a set of Heidenau K60 Scouts on my Scrambler and this thing is a riot on light offroad.

BORIS!!!! Now you are in good company Tom!

Nice riding bro 👍

When you are not using the gears downhill it usually means you are a bit scared. Nothing wrong with that, it's better to be scared and aware off the situation than not. However, you have zero control over the speed that way. And if this was a long downhill mountain pass it would be a chance to overheat your brakes. Anyway, uphill you need to use more speed. Not necessarily a lot more but momentum will always help, alot. This most likely come out as a bit offensive, it was not meant to be. Sorry in advance, thumbs up and subbed :)

Off road? Looks like a dirt road :) ... good review... am surprised the bikes can handle what you did. Cheers

I'd like to see a comparison to the Tiger 800XC. It seems like the bikes have similar purposes, but very different ways of going about it.

lovely bike great video

It's interesting to see you rolling down the hills. I'm assuming you were clutching it? One of the first lessons I learnt when riding in the hills was never let the bike roll down the hill. The other lesson was ride with all my gear on. I'd just done a climb and on the way down, the bike took off and when I tried to slow it down by letting the clutch out, I was introduced to the rocks on the side of the track.

Badass. Looks fun!

Cool. You need the crash bar option!

I'd like to see a Janus Gryffin on the dirt with commentary, though the ad is pretty good.

what year is your bike? 900cc? I also want to do a wheelie but mine is really heavy!

Back int the late 1990s I sold my 1971 honda cl350m to a good buddy of mine. Now keep in mind he had balls the size of cantelopes but he took that bike on trailes that make the ones you were on look like a 4 lane highway. Its all about how ya ride em man. Momentum is your friend on a bike like that!

Anyone know the music that Tom uses at 08:48 for the drone shots?? Tom if you see this and fancy replying that’d be sick. Love ya!

Not sure if you've ridden one but in comparison with a Ducati Scrambler, which one would you recommend?

good upload time, 11:11 but cold af in melb

Haha that's why it's called adventure riding. Thanks for the video.

you can tell how steep it is by looking at the trees..good job man.

Glad you liked it, I had planned on getting one.

This is awesome!!!!!

Wow man Lost in the jungle hahaa. Bulletproof triumph Amazing and funny ride 💪💪

I own a 149cc 4stroke motorcycle all i can say is its not always the bike limitations but the skills of a rider that matters, these tracks look pretty easy to me.

Need to power on for momentum up dirt tracks. Speed is your friend🤙

Do you think i can do that wit a t120 bonneville too? Im not sure if i buy scrambler or bonni...