Off-Road Triumph Scrambler

The Scrambler is the most off-road motorcycle of the modern classic series manufactured by Triumph. Even if the first model was launched in 2006, this motorcycle is inspired by the 1956 TR6 Trophy model. With several modifications and upgrades through the years, this model has managed to improve its performance and riding experience on even the most difficult terrains. The latest generation Scrambler of the British brand has a more powerful engine, with this performance update, the XC and XE are two Off-Road Triumph Scrambler.

Since its launch, the Triumph Scramblers have been considered off-road motorcycles, in 2019 their engine was updated to a 1200cc liquid-cooled parallel twin, and the latest models follow new emission regulations to make them more efficient and cleaner, this has helped consolidate their stance as a Scrambler off-road.

The Triumph Scrambler XC was first presented as the perfect motorcycle to ride both on paved and unpaved roads. Even if it has fewer specs than the next motorcycle, at least on the electronic side of things, the XC is still an off-road Triumph Scrambler and performs correctly on difficult terrain. This motorcycle has a Showa inverted fork, Öhlins shocks, and long travel suspension. This model is available in several colors and designs, including Jet Black, Matte Black, or Khaki Green and Brooklands Green.

The other off-road Triumph Scrambler is the XE, this model has a longer travel suspension, traction control, and adds a new riding mode to the pre-existing five, the Off-Road Pro, to help it ride on even the most difficult roads. Also in an elegant and simple design, this motorcycle is available in Fusion White and Brooklands Green, or Cobalt Blue and Jet Black.

These two versions of the Scrambler combine the incredible history of the TR6 Trophy with the comforts of 21st century technology, making them capable motorcycles to ride with ease on the street or more difficult terrain.

An off-Road Triumph Scrambler has several boxes to check to be able to tackle even the most difficult roads. The models presented by Triumph in recent years manage to have all the characteristic traits of the classic style while also discretely including modern technology. Although they have a more modern and aggressive silhouette than other models of the modern classic series, they still are great base motorcycles for a customization.