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@@martingadd triumph released a line of chrome edition bikes in 2023. This was the scrambler version of the Chrome Edition line.

Yes okay, of course. I wantyto up mine (2019) XE to chrome but can't find any supplier (I'm in the UK). Guess I could get my white one stripped and chromed.

@ I don’t know if Triumph would sell you a chrome tank for a none chrome model. But I’m sure it would be expensive.

@@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy good choice to stay away from a sketchy dealer. My inseam is 30”. I recently picked up a pair of Doc Martens Jadon Arc boots. That extra inch in sole thickness has been a game changer for me. Curious, what is you inseam length? I’ve never had a bike that I could flat foot at my height.

My inseam is about 33", I just measured. I buy 34's in jeans.

@ the XC is a quicker handling street bike, so a good choice for predominantly the street. The XE besides having a taller suspension, has a more raked out front end to add stability off road, slowing down the steering quickness. I was planning on running knobbies and taking mine off road, but unfortunately I’ve been having issues with my right hand this year so the smart thing was to stay on the road this year. Maybe next year.

@@guycarlos3169 nice setup. Hopefully the 105’s aren’t too lean with the Higgspeeds and the UNI’s.

I had 105s at first but it would fall flat at full throttle so went up to 112.5s and it did the trick. ​@@charliestoybox2099

@charliestoybox2099 I had 105s but went up a few more sizes because it falls flat at top end with 105s.

@ appreciate this info. I figured if it ran good on top with the 105’s, I’d still try going richer till she slows down.

@charliestoybox2099 do you mind if I ask what unifilters are you going with? I wanna get a set for my bike.

@@Alexie3333 the stock air intake system on the KH models are extremely restrictive. Stock jetting is so lean that if you remove the intake boots the bike will die. Going up to 35 pilots from the 32’s really improves the way the bike runs. The bike runs even stronger by using 95’s over the smaller mains that were in there. I just need to drop the needle one more notch to clean up that one spot. Now the reason I’ll be swapping in 105’s is that I’ll be switching to pods which flow more air than the factory system. It’s always wise to go up about 10 jet sizes to make sure you’re not lean. If too rich, I’ll slowly lean it out 1 jet size at a time.

@@derekb2765 loved it as a streebike. However I favored my Panigale R for track use. I only rode the R1M on the track while giving a friend of mine instruction.

@@Buffbassist69 back in ‘92 my left talus got crushed while riding motor escort duties. In 2010 my left leg shattered on a 30 foot drop on the dirtbike. Thankfully my surgeon was able to save it instead of amputating. I can’t complain, it’s been a great life full of adventure and experiences.

@@ts03227648 suspension setup is always the first thing I get done.

@@hsjshdihss5326 never had one.

@@JathinKarkera-ym6zh yes, sad when your injuries won’t let you ride the bikes you love anymore.

@@charliestoybox2099 damn brother what happened to you are u good now

@@JathinKarkera-ym6zh too many years of road racing and motocross lol. At 60, injuries finally caught up to me and my ankles don’t like to bend as much. So that’s why mostly adventure bikes these days for a more relaxed foot position. However I am toying with a Hayabusa for next year as I’ve found out that the peg position is more relaxed. But thanks, after more than 40 years of riding and more than 40 bikes, I can’t complain. Many great memories.

@@charliestoybox2099 With every beginning comes an end its sad but thats the way of life. at least you could have enjoyed it and survive all those years. I still have to wait 4 more years before i can ride a 1000cc bike because of age restriction you need to be 24+ to ride one of these.

@@HonderdtachtigCC what country are you in? There are lots of cool small bikes to enjoy as you grow.

@@goodolgreybush I’m using the Purple Panda mic. Very inexpensive.

@@charliestoybox2099 hell yeah im gonna look into that. thanks dude. keep up the content! stay safe out there washington drivers dont notice us bikes out here enough!

@ that’s why I try to stay away from the cities L O L

@@cryptodash6349 is it a used bike? Might take a look on the menu to see if the previous owner had it added on. Good luck.

@@-bollox I explained this in another video. Short story is the bike belonged to a friend of mine. He picked up the chambers, then passed away. His wishes were to mod the bike, and so I shall. Anybody else’s wishes as to how the bike should be doesn’t concern me.

@@marktiller1383 95’s worked very good with this setup. Love the sound.

@@stevehopkinson4871 I think we have a communication issue here lol. These are the Higgspeeds that my buddy had originally purchased for the 500. Pipes sound sweet.

@@charliestoybox2099 sorry mate you said the weld isn’t as good as your buddies its very hard to get very good weld if the tubes are the same diameter but welding that’s a different matter and yes the Higgspeed’s are a lovely sound you have a very nice looking Kawasaki there

@@stevehopkinson4871 the rare times when my buddy has time to build custom exhausts, his welds are a pure work of art. Some millionaire collector takes up all his free time fabricating parts for his collection.

@@LucasJohnsonVisuals I don’t carry passengers so I really couldn’t tell you. Sorry.

@@derekb2765 me too. sadly I don’t get enough time to ride. Only 1550 miles in one year.

@@simonburch2067 I’m using the Peak Designs mount and phone case. You don’t need to buy a separate vibration dampener as it’s already in the design. So far it’s been good with my iPhone 14 ProMax, no issues.

@@mohawk1778 my dealer is SoSo Cycles in Tacoma, Wa. But here’s the deal, depending on your bikes specs, the extra ride modes might not be able to be added. Before I bought my bike, my dealer had to contact BMW to verify that all the modes could be added. So there is a possibility that you can’t add the modes.

@charliestoybox2099 gotcha, my bike is a '22 and came with same three modes yours did. The bikes are almost the same besides mine being an ice Grey and yours the trophy color scheme. I appreciate you getting back to me because at least now I have a little more to go on in this process.

@@mohawk1778 good luck. My dealer emailed BMW my VIN. If I remember, there were two kits they had to order once BMW ga e the okay.

@charliestoybox2099 im just glad I found your video because at least now I have something more to go on. My dealer had never done a retro fit before so I'm not sure they knew exactly what to do. I really appreciate the help man!

@charliestoybox2099 hey man just wanted to thank you for your help again. I got the ride modes put on today thanks to your help. I had SoSo do it and it was super simple on my end of things. I told them you sent me there so maybe they will help you out next time your in there with a discount or something. Anyway thanks again man!

@@derekb2765 I’ve been tuning since I was a teen lol. What I’ve found with dynos, is that they are great for tuning for power. But getting that perfect ride ability for the street is still best done on the street or track. I’ve been up to no good which I still haven’t posted up about, need to do an update video lol. Unfortunately works had me super busy with little free time.

@@porcupinebob7907 if I wasn’t retiring in five years and leaving the bike behind when I move back to Asia, I’d love to stick the 750 engine in this chassis.

@@charliestoybox2099 Oh ok, I had a friend , Chris Johnson, here in Oakland, ca that did that swap back in 1982...BTW, how much are you asking for the bike?

@@porcupinebob7907 I’ve got a friend that’s been asking about it. I’ll probably let him have it for 6k when I leave.

@@charliestoybox2099 Oh dang, thats a good deal!

@@porcupinebob7907 this bike belonged to a friend that passed away. We’re trying to keep the bike within our friend family, so profit isn’t a concern.

@@hayden37 I bought from an American distributor. A&J Cycles had them in stock so I got them quickly.

Great install video Charles! I’m curious to try this set up on MY22 XE as an alternative option to my baffled Arrow pipes. I don’t think I would want this on long distance trips, but would be ideal on shorter rides (>150 miles) Ian

@@ronron_roamer glad it helps. My longest day has been around 250 miles and I was good with it. With its baffles it’s quieter than most pipes I’ve run on Harley’s in the past. A friend had run up behind me while I was out last weekend and when we stopped to talk, he said it was quieter than he thought it would be from the pics. So definitely louder for the rider than others. It’ll pop on deceleration at lower rpm’s when the air injection kicks in.

@@charliestoybox2099 I do have a dnktune set for my arrow set up, but I’d be curious to try this set up and do the ecu relearn and see if it sorts it out just fine

@@charliestoybox2099 I am moving from Seattle to Sioux Falls SD at the end of the month, so I won’t be jumping into trying a new set up until I’m all settled at my new place and will post videos on my channel.

@@williamhiller3988 with the 35 pilots I’m 1.25 turns out. I ended up dipping the needle all the way. 105 mains with pods. Unfortunately The needles aren’t marked so I have no idea what they are. But now I’ve got the carbs off and making adapters to fit Mikuni TM 32 flat slides.

Appreciated. I'll try it, thanks.

@@lukepedis9784 glad I could help.

@@ryanzone3675 Thanks Ryan. I kept her in low gear mostly to keep my speeds in check and not bottom out/over ride the suspension. Honestly I wish the bike had another gear so first could be lower, but there was plenty of torque to just raise the front wheel over sharp edges, potholes, by just blipping the throttle. Congrats on your new GS!

@@charliestoybox2099 thanks! Keep the vid's coming

@@aumkar2 these are the first chambers I’ve tried. I love their sharp crisp sound also.

@@worldofameiso5491 and I could also say the H1’s are not really H1’s but Mach lll’s as that’s what the side cover say lol. But here’s an interesting tidbit for you, the ‘76 KH 500 vin number starts of with “H1F”. So it’s a castrated H1F that the power is regained by removing the intake snorkel, rejetting, and freeing up the exhaust. It’s the same H1F engine attached to the newer transmission. But seriously, it doesn’t matter as long as we keep enjoying them.

@@stevehopkinson4871 his faq page mentioned dropping the needle one or two spots for mine. Also he was running 112 mains to my 105’s.

@@michaelarchangel1163 sounds like it was a fun ride for sure!

@@michaeljkasnter well my stock pipes aren’t anywhere near perfect and the chambers are actually quieter. The stockers are missing the baffles. It only takes a minute to install the center stand to work on the bike, so not an issue for me.

@@aliriosanabria8161 lo siento no hay repuestos

@@LucasJohnsonVisuals the greenery is beautiful. Unfortunately not as many nice roads close by as other places I’ve lived.

@@AlexSupertramp20 glad it’s helpful.

@@antoniodaversa9282 it brought the seat height down to the level of the low model with a standard seat. Downside is the seat gets uncomfortable within 300 miles.

@@markrambo3 I’m sure it sounded sweet ❤️

@@charliestoybox2099 not only did it smell sweet it sounded amazing...

@@achikuda in all honesty I couldn’t give you an opinion. I haven’t had any time riding the FTR. I wouldn’t mind experiencing one though.

@@FreerideMTB I don’t ride passengers so I couldn’t tell how it is. Sorry.

@@ginoasci I grew up in the dark ages before rider aids. Honestly I don’t know why 89 hp needs any rider aids.

@@charliestoybox2099 : are you saying that be you don’t think it’s a lot? I have the XC, and i think it has lots of power and the rider modes are a great feature la to have. I like that chrome tank you have.

@@ginoasci it’s a nice amount of power and torque to be very enjoyable. But to put things in perspective, back in 1984 my 900 Ninja put out more power. On the track I’ve raced super bikes putting out over 200 hp and kept the rider aids turned off as they slowed me down. Basically comes down to your experience. I’ve been at it over 40 years. Rider aids can be nice, but it can also be a crutch as to learning how to really ride and control a bike. My opinion is that dirt bikes are the best way to start learning to ride.

@@charliestoybox2099 : I’m picking up what you’re putting down.

@@ginoasci I went on a 263 mile ride this last Sunday accompanied by my buddy on his Ducati V4 Corse. On the roads, the Scramblers power is plenty and I had a lot of fun on it. Plus they are a lot more comfortable than a sportbike lol.

@@tom1263 she start first kick cold or hot now. I had to really richen the air screw. The pilot jet that was in there was too small. In later videos I went up 1 size on the pilot.

@@132danikid mines a 2023. The Guy Martins have baffles so it keeps the back pressure. I just did the factory ecu reset and it works great.

@@charliestoybox2099 mines a 2019 so the cats in the header and not the slip on would this still work with the cat in place or would I need to de cat

@@132danikid Total Triumph makes them for the early and later models. The nice thing is the now include the baffles. So you’re set. I run mine with the baffles in.

@@RicardoTrevisan glad I could help.

@@AG.89T it took a lot of thinking whether to paint or powder coat the engine guard. For the use of these bikes and the likelihood of being on its side, or peppered by rocks off road, I decided that painting was the best choice as it would be easy to touch up on the bike. Not so with powder coating. I washed the guards off with soap and water to degrease them. Then I hung them up and heated them up with a heat gun. While they were warm, I sprayed them with Krylon satin black. 1,100 miles and still look great. If need be, it’s quick to mask off the bike, then touch up the paint without having to remove the guards.

@@malcolmgoodrich7016 it was a nice ride.

@@paulwiedeman4628 Hi Paul. More important than height is your inseam when it comes to reaching the ground. My inseam is 30”, I wish it was 32” lol. I’ve been riding and racing for over 40 years, so taller bikes aren’t an issue for me to adjust to. If you have any dirtbike experience, you will already be used to side shifting your bum to get a foot down on the ground. I’d definitely suggest throwing a leg over the XE before buying to see how comfortable you’d feel with the height. One thing to remember is that the showroom height is going to be lower than the height once you set up your preload properly. At 163 in my birthday suit, I added ten turns of preload to the front, and zero preload to the rear. That extra preload raised the ride height even more. Good luck on your new bike decision and to a lifetime of enjoying motorcycles.

@charliestoybox2099 I appreciate your response and wisdom. I've been enjoying watching the transformation of your Scrambler.