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Triumph Scrambler 900 vs Honda CB750 Hornet

Do you want to find out which bike is the best, Triumph Scrambler 900 or Honda CB750 Hornet? 91Wheels brings you a detailed comparison between Scrambler 900 and CB750 Hornet. Triumph Scrambler 900 Price starts at Rs.9.59 Lakh (ex-showroom) for Jet Black and Honda CB750 Hornet Price starts at Rs.8.60 Lakh (ex-showroom) for STD. Triumph Scrambler 900 is 2 cylinder, 900 cc Engine can generate 64.1 bhp @ 7250 rpm power whereas Honda CB750 Hornet is a N/A cylinder, 755 cc Engine can generate 90.51 hp @ 9500 rpm power. In terms of mileage, Scrambler 900 provides a mileage of 23 kmpl (base model), and CB750 Hornet has a range of N/Akm/charge (base model). Triumph Scrambler 900 is available in 2 colours & 6 variants whereas Honda CB750 Hornet is available in 2 colours & 1 variants.

Scrambler 900 vs CB750 Hornet

Key HighlightsTriumph Scrambler 900Honda CB750 Hornet
PriceRs.9.59 LakhRs.8.60 Lakh
Engine Capacity900 cc755 cc
Power64.1 bhp @ 7250 rpm90.51 hp @ 9500 rpm
Mileage/Range23 kmplN/A km/charge
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Triumph Scrambler 900 Jet Black bike
Triumph Scrambler 900
Jet Black
Rs. 9.59 Lakh
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Honda CB750 Hornet
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Rs. 8.60 Lakh
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    Specifications Overview

    Variant Name
    On Road Price
    10.82 Lakh
    Price Breakup
    9.70 Lakh
    Price Breakup
    User Rating
    4.4
    -
    Transmission Type
    Manual
    Manual
    Fuel Tank Capacity
    12 Litres
    15.2 Litres
    Engine Displacement
    900 cc
    755 cc
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    Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

    Braking System
    Dual Channel ABS
    -
    Calliper Type
    Front 4 Piston Rear 2 Piston
    -
    Front Disc Size
    310
    296 mm
    Front Suspension Preload Adjuster
    -
    Front Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion)
    30
    -
    Front Tyre Pressure (Rider)
    30
    -
    Front Wheel Size
    19
    -
    Rear Suspension Preload Adjuster
    check
    -
    Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion)
    36
    -
    Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider)
    36
    -
    Rear Wheel Size
    17
    -
    Wheel Type
    Spoke
    -
    Front Suspension
    41mforkwitcartridgdamping120mtravel
    Showa 41 mm SFF-BP USD, 130 mm travel
    Rear Suspension
    Twin shocks with adjustable preload. 120mm rear wheel travel
    Monoshock damper, Prolink swingarm, 150 mm travel
    Front Tyre Size
    100/90 - 19
    120/70 - ZR17

    Instrumentation

    Riding Modes Switch
    check
    check
    Touch Screen Display
    -
    Fuel level guage
    check
    -
    Gear Indicator
    check
    -
    Tachometer
    Digital
    -
    Speedometer
    Analogue
    -
    Odometer
    Digital
    -

    Exterior

    Daytime Running Lights
    check
    -
    LED headlight
    check

    Warranty

    Basic Warranty
    2 Years or Unlimited km
    -

    Body & Suspension

    Colors
    Images
    -
    Frame Type
    Tubular steel& with twin cradles
    Diamond Steel

    Engine & Transmission

    Gear Shifting Pattern
    1 Down 4 Up
    -
    Spark Plugs
    1 Per Cylinder
    -
    Engine Capacity
    900 cc
    755 cc
    Engine Type
    Liquid cooled& 8 valve& SOHC& 270° crank angle parallel twin
    Liquid-cooled SOHC 4-stroke 8-valve Parallel Twin with 270? crank
    No. of Cylinders
    2
    -
    No. of valves per cylinder
    4
    -
    Transmission Type
    Manual
    Manual
    Battery Capacity
    0.12 kwh
    -
    Top Speed
    175 kmph
    205 kmph
    Bore x Stroke
    84.6 mm x 80 mm
    87 mm x 63.5 mm
    Configuration
    Twin Cylinder
    -
    Cooling type
    Liquid Cooled
    -
    Fuelling
    Fuel Injection
    PGM-FI
    Max Power
    64.1 bhp @ 7250 rpm
    90.51 hp @ 9500 rpm
    Max Torque
    80 Nm @ 3250 rpm
    75 Nm @ 7.250 rpm

    Comfort & Convenience

    Average Speed Indicator
    -
    Call/SMS Alerts
    check
    -
    Front Storage Box
    -
    Geo Fencing
    -
    Low Battery Indicator
    check
    -
    Low Oil Indicator
    check
    -
    Pillion Backrest
    -
    Pillion Footrest
    check
    -
    Riding Modes
    3
    check
    Service Reminder Indicator
    check
    -
    Under Seat Storage
    -
    GPS & Navigation
    check
    -
    Console Type
    Semi-Digital
    -
    Distance to Empty Indicator
    check
    -
    Engine Kill Switch
    check
    -

    Safety

    AHO (Automatic Headlight On)
    check
    -
    Hazard Warning Indicator
    check
    -
    Hazard Warning Switch
    check
    -
    Radial Tyres
    check
    -
    Side Stand Alarm
    check
    -
    Pass Light
    check
    check
    Pillion Grabrail
    check
    -
    Turn Signal
    LED
    -
    ABS - Anti-lock braking system
    check
    -
    Power Modes
    3
    -
    Slipper Clutch
    Wet Multiplate with Torque Assist Clutch
    -
    Traction Control System
    check
    -

    Dimensions & Capacity

    Length
    2125 mm
    2090 mm
    Width
    835 mm
    780 mm
    Height
    1180 mm
    1085 mm
    Wheelbase
    1445 mm
    1420 mm
    Ground Clearance
    157.5 mm
    140 mm
    Fuel Tank Capacity
    12 Litres
    15.2 Litres
    Engine Oil Capacity
    3.4 Litres
    3.8 Litres
    Body Type
    Sports Bike
    -
    Seat Height
    790 mm
    795 mm
    Unladden/Kerb Weight
    223 kg
    192 kg

    Entertainment & Communication

    MID (Multi Info Display)
    check
    -

    Pros & Cons

    Pros
    • Gets switchable ABS.
    • Punchy engine.
    • Robust build quality.
    Cons
    • Exhaust layout can be an issue.
    • Quite expensive.
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    Safety

    Scrambler 900 comes loaded with Yes ABS - Anti-lock braking system, Pass Light, Pillion Grabrail, AHO (Automatic Headlight On), Side Stand Alarm, Hazard Warning Indicator, Radial Tyres, Hazard Warning Switch, Traction Control System, ABS - Anti-lock braking system . CB750 Hornet has Pass Light.

    Comfort & Convenience

    Triumph Scrambler 900 has features like Low Battery Indicator, Pillion Footrest, Service Reminder Indicator, Call/SMS Alerts, Low Oil Indicator, GPS & Navigation, USB Charger Port, Distance to Empty Indicator, Side Stand Indicator, Engine Kill Switch and Honda CB750 Hornet, on the other hand, has Riding Modes, USB Charger Port.

    Transmission

    Triumph Scrambler 900 comes with 5 Speed Manual transmission and CB750 Hornet comes with 6 Manual transmission.

    Dimensions

    Triumph Scrambler 900 has a 12 Litres fuel tank with 1180 mm seat height. Honda CB750 Hornet has 1085 mm seat height and 15.2 Litres fuel tank capacity.

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    Triumph Scrambler 900 and Honda CB750 Hornet Owner Reviews

    • Scrambler 900 Review
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        Insaf Ali
        3 Year ago
        4.2
        It has lashings of Sixties style.It is unintimidating and fun to ride.It is economical and cheap to run.
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        Tushar
        3 Year ago
        4.6
        I recently bought this bike and took for long off-road driving, I am absolutely impressed by this bike's performance and how it handled the rocky trails.
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        Tushar
        3 Year ago
        4.4
        Despite Triumph playing the heritage card, the Street Scrambler is built in Thailand and not Blighty. Is this a problem? Not really, nearly all of Triumph’s bikes (and all of the modern classics it has to be noted) are built out there and the firm has very rigorous testing and quality control procedures to ensure they meet customer expectations.
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        Ankit
        3 Year ago
        4.4
        Triumph always somehow manages to make really good handling road bikes and the Street Scrambler, albeit a slightly budget, novice-orientated, off-road-styled retro roadster, is no exception.
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        Ankit
        3 Year ago
        4.2
        The Triumph Street Scrambler may carry a name associated with off-road riding, however this is far more an urban scrambler than a true off-road bike and while it can handle the odd gravel path thanks to its 19-inch front wheel, that’s about your limit.
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