Suzuki V-Strom 650XT Vs Triumph Street Scrambler comparison
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Engine CC
645.0 cc
900.0 cc
No Of Cylinder
2
2
Max Power
N/A
64.1 bhp @ 7500 rpm
Max Torque
N/A
80 Nm @ 3200 rpm
Valves Per Cylinder
4
8
Fuel Delivery
Fuel Injection
Multipoint Sequential Electronic Fuel Injection
Cooling System
Liquid-cooled
Liquid Cooled
Starting Mechanism
N/A
Self Start
Bore
N/A
84.6 mm
Stroke
N/A
80 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity
20.0 L
12.0 L
Reserve Fuel Capacity
N/A
N/A
Mileage
N/A
18.00 Kmpl
Overall Riding Range
N/A
N/A
Kerb Weight
216 kg
203 kg
Length
2275 mm
2090 mm
Width
910 mm
835 mm
Height
1405 mm
1180 mm
Wheelbase
1560 mm
1445 mm
Ground Clearance
170 mm
N/A
Seat Height
835 mm
790 mm
No. Of Gears
6 Gears
5 Gears
Clutch
N/A
Wet, Multi-plate Assist Clutch
Compression Ratio
N/A
11.0:1
Chassis Type
N/A
Tubular Steel Cradle
Front Suspension
Telescopic, Coil Spring, Oil Damped
KYB 41mm Forks, Non-adjustable With Cartridge Damping, 120mm Travel
Rear Suspension
Link Type, Coil Spring, Oil Damped
KYB Twin RSUs, With Pre-load Adjustment, 120mm Rear Wheel Travel.
Front Brake Type
Disc, Twin
Disc, Nissin 2-piston Floating Caliper, ABS
Rear Brake Type
Disc
Disc, Nissin 2-piston Floating Caliper, ABS
Front Disc/Drum Size
310 mm
310 mm
Rear Disc/Drum Size
260 mm
255 mm
Wheel Size
17 inches
19 inches
Wheel Type
Spoke
Spoke Wheels
Front Tyre
110/80R19
100/90-19
Rear Tyre
150/70R17
150/70 R17
Battery
N/A
Maintenance Free
Headlight
Halogen
Halogen
Tail Light
LED
LED
Speedometer
Digital
Analogue
Tachometer
Analogue
Digital
Gear Indicator
Fuel Warning Indicator
Fuel Gauge
Low Oil Indicator
Low Battery Indicator
Pillion Seat
Pillion Grabrail
Engine Kill Switch
Clock
Tripmeter Type
-
Digital
Tripmeter Count
Pass Light
ABS and Switchable Traction Control
-
Aggressive Seat Position
-
BS IV Compliant
-
Dual Channel ABS
-
First LED headlight
-
Good Mileage (43 Km/L)
-
LCD Instrument Cluster
-
LED Tail Lamp
-
New front & rear suspension settings
-
Super Suspension for Enhanced Comfort
-
Anti-lock Braking System
-
Immobiliser
-
Interchangeable pillion seat and aluminium rack with removable pillion pegs
-
Latest Nissin branded twin piston sliding caliper
-
LED Rear Light
-
Ride By Wire
-
Switchable Traction Control
-
Torque-Assist Clutch
-
Trip Computer
-
USB Power Socket
-
Brakes Front: 19 inch Rear: 18 inch
-
Finely Crafted Tank With Post War Era Graphics And Thigh Pads
-
Headlamp Casing Features The 'Tiger Eye Lamps' For That Bullet Look
-
Single Saddle Seat With Springs Provides Maximum Comfort
-
Tool Box With Classic Design
-
Vintage Tail Lamp Assembly Features A Classic Design
-
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