Motorcycle specifications Triumph900 Scrambler Orange Stealth Edition 2024 Café en campagne

The 900 Scrambler mixes a good dose of citrus into its coffee. Not in it, but ON its tank. In this Stealth edition, Triumph's young adventurer cracks open a rather peculiar color scheme: a front of Sapphire Black gradually replaced by Silver Orange. What pretty, dark names, for a machine that will stand out wherever it's parked.

This is the paradox of the Stealth editions: a "stealth" name when the paint process used, and above all the result, are far from discreet - except in the case of the Bonneville T120 Black Stealth. There are eight models in the 2024 collection, available for one year only.

Before setting off from the city to the country - or vice versa, depending on your mood and the clods of earth you come across - the Scrambler will have entrusted its tank to a specialist painter to :
- prepare it, with a mirror-finish base coat,
- apply the color gradient by hand, from darkest to most colorful,
- finish with several coats of translucent and tinted varnish.
The end result is not only a two-tone nuancier, but also an evolutive one, as the intensity of the color varies according to the light.

Thus adorned, this country roadster is sure to attract attention. The Stealth edition will cost an extra 600 bucks, but that's not far off if the 900 Scrambler catches your eye. The entry fee is just like Triumph, and rather hefty for a 65 hp machine. But don't compare it to a bike like the XSR 700 or SV 650 Scrambler. This British motorcycle is in a different league, more gentlemanly, less wild, with a nice roundness and a formidable charm.

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