Scrambler Street Scrambler Inspiration Pack

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  1. Gyp

    Gyp Well-Known Member

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    Having a quick look at the configurator, I notice that Triumph are now listing accessory packs including the Inspiration Pack for the Street Scrambler.

    Rugged pannier and mounting kit - check!
    Sump guard - check!
    Vance and Hines slip on - check!
    Handlebar brace - check!
    Number board - check!
    Dresser Bar - check!
    Headlight grille - check!
    Bench seat - check!
    Machined oil filler cap, black - eh? Why? It's a struggle to actually see the thing! I know it's "only" £16, but why bother if you can't see it???
     
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  2. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    Inspirational
     
  3. Hotdish

    Hotdish New Member

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    Inspiration is expensive, apparently.
     
  4. Gyp

    Gyp Well-Known Member

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    Usually selecting a "pack" works out less expensive than selecting the items individually.

    Not in Triumph's case it would appear
     
  5. Hotdish

    Hotdish New Member

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    Disappointed that there’s no black engine bolts, black engine header covers, black shift levers, black engine case badge, tan exhaust header wrap, black radiator guard, and crazy knob tires. Where’s the yellow headlight cover and the bar end mirrors?

    If we’re going to be inspired by doubling the cost of the bike to accessorize, I need ALL the inspiration.
     
  6. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    They are more likely wanting to move a stock pile of spares
     
  7. Pegscraper

    Pegscraper Elite Member

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    I got the "Enduro pack" when I bought mine, some of the bit's I kept and some I took off. The kit was around half the price of buying the bits separately.
     
  8. Gyp

    Gyp Well-Known Member

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    Pack accessories purchased individually total = £1,768.36

    Pack price £1,768.36
     
  9. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    They then point out that the parts are the same price but we have them fitted all for free !
     
  10. Gyp

    Gyp Well-Known Member

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    Which, in my experience, is true of all accessories bought at the time the bike is purchased.

    Triumph state the pack requires 170 minutes to fit, so they're not suggesting that fitting is free, either.

    If this lot was fitted at factory for, say, £1000 instead of the original kit, that might make sense.
     
  11. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    Now had my Scrambler since October 2019. Love the bike. Like the options to make it mine. But we all seem to end up the same again, not a bad thing. Should some of the options become standard ?
     
  12. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    Now had my Scrambler since October 2019. Love the bike. Like the options to make it mine. But we all seem to end up the same again, not a bad thing. Should some of the options become standard ?
     
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  13. Hotdish

    Hotdish New Member

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    Or like cars, and have different trim packages. Otherwise the already expensive motorcycle turns into a crazy expensive motorcycle.
     
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  14. Pegscraper

    Pegscraper Elite Member

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    You should be able to specify "options" to be factory fitted which would cost less and you wouldn't end up with a box of "standard" bits sat in a box on a shelf in the garage.
     
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  15. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    understand that, but that is not my point. I am asking what could become a standard instead of added. The cost of the Street Scrambler 900 is not what is classed as an expensive motorcycle in the Triumph range.
     
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  16. Pegscraper

    Pegscraper Elite Member

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    That will differ from owner to owner. Some owners would neither want or waste money on what the next would pay for.
     
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  17. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    Ok, so back to the question. What would be nice to have a standard item then ?
     
  18. Pegscraper

    Pegscraper Elite Member

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    If it's just one item, for me, a decent rear carrier (so I didn't have to make one). The standard one is a joke. A second would be a decent LED headlight as some other models have. These would add very little to the cost of the bike IMO.
     
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  19. Daveweld

    Daveweld Active Member

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    Mine would be the Ali sump guard instead of the standard Plastic one. If you want to go off road but not to extreme then it needs to be fitted as standard.
     
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  20. Pegscraper

    Pegscraper Elite Member

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    That's one of the options I got in the "Enduro pack" and kept. I removed the headlight guard and high level mudguard and refitted the standard items. The alloy sump guard is also handy for raising the bike with a bike lift. Just shove it under without worry of damaging anything.
     
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