2017 Triumph Street Scrambler price

The 2017 Triumph Street Scrambler price can change depending on many different factors like the design, location, and condition in the case of used models. This new addition to the modern classic has the classic look of the sixties that all models of the series share and combines it with the latest technology. This motorcycle joins the ranks of the other street models with an updated performance, but with a silhouette of the iconic Bonneville. The 2017 Triumph Street Scrambler price is $10,700.

This motorcycle is the one of most off-road oriented motorcycles among the modern classics, capable of riding on urban roads as well as more difficult terrain, this model combines performance and looks. The 2017 model has a liquid-cooled 900cc parallel twin engine. This model also has new wheels, handlebars, and an interchangeable seat with an aluminum rear rack. As for the dimensions, this motorcycle has a claimed dry weight of 453 lbs., a height of 43.3 in., without mirrors, and a low accessible seat height of 31.2 in. This motorcycle has a retro look, clean lines, minimal bodywork, and a simple design available in Jet Black, Matt Khaki Green, and a two-tone design in Korosi Red and Frozen Silver. The 2017 Triumph Street Scrambler price is different depending on the chosen color scheme.

The 2018 Triumph Street Scrambler is a remarkably versatile motorcycle, with a performance that allows it to ride on any terrain and a classic minimalistic style, perfect for a customization.

Our professional team has been able to work on over 100 customization projects so far, all of them with a modern classic motorcycle as protagonist. This has made it possible for us to develop custom parts and accessories that are easy to place and remove on these motorcycles. On every customization, our designers work closely with each client to better understand what kind of design they want for their motorcycle and all the parts that are required to achieve it. A well-made customization of this motorcycle has the classic lines characteristic of the Scramblers, without letting them overpower the new design of each motorist.