2023 Royal Enfield SCRAM 411 FAQ? Ol' Man Ronin (S5,E30)

Thanks!

Life is so short why would you want to go through it unhappy. Keep up the good work

I bought my Scram December 23. I put a Givi windscreem and Royal Enfield grip guards and they really make a difference. I ride back roads and secondary state highwaays and the windshield keeps your fatigue down. With out the windscreen I can feel the wind pushing on me at 60+ mph. I love the handling of the scram it’s confidence inspiring in the twists and rough backroads.

Good morning Mr. Ronin. Been watching many videos of yours since I subscribed a week or so ago. The first one I watched was on the Scram 411. Since then I am leaning very heavily toward the Classic 350. Watching you ride I think it looks like you are riding on the same roads I would be riding on 99% of the time here in S.W. Ohio. Had to shake my head about the guy complaining about you giggling. To me that says you are having fun and that's what riding is all about. Why would anyone want to ride if they are not enjoying it? Anyway love your content keep up what you are doing. Watch out for the deer and keep the wheels down. Take care.✌👍

Very good Q&A Jeff. Completely fair and balanced answers and comments. Super presentation too; you laugh and giggle as much as you like; it creates a lovely vibe. Defo a must watch; take care and ride safe. Neil

Hey old man Ronin, I'm a community development trainer from the States that lives in Kyrgyzstan (look it up) and after watching your channel for a while I'm convinced that the RE Himalayan is going to be the bike for me! I haven't ridden since my 20's or shall I say the 80's so as not to orphan my 4 children, but I'm hunting for a bike, now that they're all grown up. I think I'll get the 411 scram for my wife and we can share. Please keep giggling 😃.

Giggle away my friend. Life is too short not to live with passion and joy. There is joy in motorcycles...

The Scram is also Euro 5 and virtually all of the Himalayans in the USA are Euro 4 no matter what your dealer says. The Scram until recently has a different ECU map to the Himalayans previous to the Scrams release.. So that will also change how the bike feels.

My Scram 411 arrives next week

Hi Jeff. Well, from my point of view, as a long-time fan, from your earliest days on YouTube, keep laughing all you want because it makes the videos all about the joy of motorcycling. I am having more fun on my bikes, in my sixties, than I have done at any other time of my life. Lovely scenery with the `Fall` colours.

Great video. You seem to be such a cool dude, would love to have a beer with you after a long ride on the bike

Good morning Sir. Another great video, keep on giggling and enjoying the ride.

Thanks for the miles of smiles😁😁😁

New subscriber here, love your channel! Keep doing you, man. That’s why we’re here.

This is the perfect first bike for me I don't plan on taking this thing on the heighway infact I'm really not sure why any Motorcyclist would take the highway with any bike you're just asking for possible trouble from bad drivers who can't see you. It's good to know if I absolutley had to take it on the heighway I could I would just stay in the right lane lol.

Life is an unknown quantity, so enjoy yourself every opportunity you get Ronin Keep things shiny side up & definitely keep smiling good sir

Got alot of maintenance advice for my Himalayan from your channel. That stupid giggling let me know your heart is in it. Keep up the good work.

The SCRAM 411 falls into the "neat bike" category for me. It has some interest but at the end of the day, it doesn't fill any need or desire for me. My Himalayan meets my desire to ride the numerous dirt and gravel mountain roads here in Central Pennsylvania and is capable enough on the road to get me to those places. And if I want a motorcycle for the road, I'm much more drawn to the Classic 350 though my Vespa GTS does everything the 350 does and more. So need goes out the window and I'm left with desire. A tougher sell with my wife. I enjoyed the question-and-answer part of the video, especially about your giggling. I have to say that the relaxed and humorous approach is a big part of why I continue to tune in. As I think about my own videos, while I'm not deadpan serious, I don't laugh or giggle much. That's usually reserved for watching Trailer Park Boys or Beavis and Butthead. Maybe I need to lighten things up. I definitely feel joy. But it's more internalized I guess. As always, a great video.

My bike is utilitarian. But, the bike gives me the two wheeled therapy while doing what I have to do. Then I have fun on my bike.

Ol'Man Ronin's laugh is what makes him so awesome to listen to.