User Review of Scram 411 by Bala

It’s overall a very good bike, kind of an all-rounder. It’s good for any kind of road or terrain. The cons I would like to mention are its weight and top-end performance. However, you don’t feel its weight once you are on it. About the top end, it’s not made for it. But one can feel a lack of power on highways. A tubeless option would have added to its pros.
28k + and still going good so far.

About the Reviewer

The Royal Enfield Scram 411 is a rugged yet urban-friendly scrambler with a 411cc engine, smooth handling, and retro-modern charm. Perfect for city commutes and light off-road adventures, it combines style, comfort, and versatility. Affordable, but lacks advanced features and a sixth gear. A solid choice for adventure enthusiasts on a budget!

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Pros: Surely underrated big torque model. Worth the price. Feeling very comfortable on long rides. Providing 35 kms at highways and min 22 on streets.
Cons: stock ceat tyre life is up to 13k kms. The gear shifter getting hard after 10k kms.
Defect only on my bike: The engine shuts after riding 42 km at full stretch and have to wait 30 minutes to cool the engine to start again

About the Reviewer

I own a Graphite Blue Scram 411. It's been more than 6 months since I am riding this bike and so far, it has been a wonder. I'm 6' tall and the bike is the perfect height for me as well as the body. The Bike's look is eye-catching and the riding experience is totally worth the price. As for the mileage, it gives 29-30 kmpl ( For those who think it's low, it's what you should expect otherwise buy a normal bike).

One more noteworthy thing is. While riding on a rough road ( holes and potty road), you won't feel a thing. Great suspension as compared to other bikes. U can use it for a long journey too. I'm being told that the mileage will slowly increase but so far I'm happy with what I have.
One shitty thing is. They will give you the basic Royal Enfield helmet with the bike. Buy a good one.
If you are considering to purchase this bike, go for it. You'll Love it.
Just an honest review.

About the Reviewer

The Royal Enfield Scram 411 is a good bike for daily use and touring. this bike gives good comfort while riding. the 411cc engine displacement and 24bhp of power gives is wonderful. the bike gives me around 31kmpl of average mileage in the city. I suggest this bike for touring and long rides because it has a lot of comfort built into it.

About the Reviewer

This app helps you to estimate the price of the bike in your state without going to the showroom which is awesome all the information about the bikes is true and they show the offers as well a bike that I looked at for was scram 411 and got the information of the bike which I didn't knew the information was very helpful and also the information made me to feel and own on bike like scram 411

About the Reviewer

Royal Enfield Bikes - Engine Noise and Service Issues
Owning a Royal Enfield bike can be a mixed experience, and many enthusiasts have raised concerns about the brand's engine noise and service quality. One of the primary issues reported by Royal Enfield owners is the persistent engine noise, often described as a "tapped noise." This sound is not only annoying but also raises concerns about the engine's longevity and overall reliability. The iconic thump of the Royal Enfield, which many riders adore, seems to be overshadowed by this irritating noise, making the riding experience less enjoyable.
Moreover, the service provided by Royal Enfield has been criticized by numerous customers. Many have complained about the unprofessional attitude of the service centers, lack of proper maintenance, and the inability to effectively resolve recurring issues. Despite multiple visits to the service centers, the engine noise problem often remains unaddressed, leaving owners frustrated and dissatisfied.
The combination of these issues makes it challenging to recommend Royal Enfield bikes. The appeal of the brand, which is often tied to its vintage charm and robust build, is significantly diminished by these practical drawbacks. Potential buyers should weigh these concerns carefully before making a purchase. While the Royal Enfield's aesthetic and legacy are attractive, the consistent reports of engine noise and subpar service are significant drawbacks.
For those considering a Royal Enfield, it might be wise to explore other options or wait until the company addresses these prevalent issues. Customer feedback suggests a need for the brand to improve its quality control and service standards significantly. Until then, the romantic idea of riding a Royal Enfield might remain just that – an idea better appreciated from afar rather than experienced firsthand.

About the Reviewer

I had a very good experience buying this bike.
also, the ride is so comfortable.
the looks are also so good, amazing.
service was quite cheap and reliable.
it has low mileage but the power is so good.

About the Reviewer

I am having good experience during the use of every day the bike. Rest my sone also using the bike and enjoy it.
Rest his Biake system was very during and no noise when you were at full speed. All gearings system is very smooth and very easy to use. On the road, it looks like the king of the road and very tiger.

About the Reviewer

It’s overall a very good bike, kind of an all-rounder. It’s good for any kind of road or terrain. The cons I would like to mention are its weight and top-end performance. However, you don’t feel its weight once you are on it. About the top end, it’s not made for it. But one can feel a lack of power on highways. A tubeless option would have added to its pros.
28k + and still going good so far.

About the Reviewer

The Royal Enfield Scram 411 is a rugged yet urban-friendly scrambler with a 411cc engine, smooth handling, and retro-modern charm. Perfect for city commutes and light off-road adventures, it combines style, comfort, and versatility. Affordable, but lacks advanced features and a sixth gear. A solid choice for adventure enthusiasts on a budget!

About the Reviewer

Pros: Surely underrated big torque model. Worth the price. Feeling very comfortable on long rides. Providing 35 kms at highways and min 22 on streets.
Cons: stock ceat tyre life is up to 13k kms. The gear shifter getting hard after 10k kms.
Defect only on my bike: The engine shuts after riding 42 km at full stretch and have to wait 30 minutes to cool the engine to start again

About the Reviewer

I own a Graphite Blue Scram 411. It's been more than 6 months since I am riding this bike and so far, it has been a wonder. I'm 6' tall and the bike is the perfect height for me as well as the body. The Bike's look is eye-catching and the riding experience is totally worth the price. As for the mileage, it gives 29-30 kmpl ( For those who think it's low, it's what you should expect otherwise buy a normal bike).

One more noteworthy thing is. While riding on a rough road ( holes and potty road), you won't feel a thing. Great suspension as compared to other bikes. U can use it for a long journey too. I'm being told that the mileage will slowly increase but so far I'm happy with what I have.
One shitty thing is. They will give you the basic Royal Enfield helmet with the bike. Buy a good one.
If you are considering to purchase this bike, go for it. You'll Love it.
Just an honest review.

About the Reviewer

The Royal Enfield Scram 411 is a good bike for daily use and touring. this bike gives good comfort while riding. the 411cc engine displacement and 24bhp of power gives is wonderful. the bike gives me around 31kmpl of average mileage in the city. I suggest this bike for touring and long rides because it has a lot of comfort built into it.

About the Reviewer

This app helps you to estimate the price of the bike in your state without going to the showroom which is awesome all the information about the bikes is true and they show the offers as well a bike that I looked at for was scram 411 and got the information of the bike which I didn't knew the information was very helpful and also the information made me to feel and own on bike like scram 411

About the Reviewer

Royal Enfield Bikes - Engine Noise and Service Issues
Owning a Royal Enfield bike can be a mixed experience, and many enthusiasts have raised concerns about the brand's engine noise and service quality. One of the primary issues reported by Royal Enfield owners is the persistent engine noise, often described as a "tapped noise." This sound is not only annoying but also raises concerns about the engine's longevity and overall reliability. The iconic thump of the Royal Enfield, which many riders adore, seems to be overshadowed by this irritating noise, making the riding experience less enjoyable.
Moreover, the service provided by Royal Enfield has been criticized by numerous customers. Many have complained about the unprofessional attitude of the service centers, lack of proper maintenance, and the inability to effectively resolve recurring issues. Despite multiple visits to the service centers, the engine noise problem often remains unaddressed, leaving owners frustrated and dissatisfied.
The combination of these issues makes it challenging to recommend Royal Enfield bikes. The appeal of the brand, which is often tied to its vintage charm and robust build, is significantly diminished by these practical drawbacks. Potential buyers should weigh these concerns carefully before making a purchase. While the Royal Enfield's aesthetic and legacy are attractive, the consistent reports of engine noise and subpar service are significant drawbacks.
For those considering a Royal Enfield, it might be wise to explore other options or wait until the company addresses these prevalent issues. Customer feedback suggests a need for the brand to improve its quality control and service standards significantly. Until then, the romantic idea of riding a Royal Enfield might remain just that – an idea better appreciated from afar rather than experienced firsthand.

About the Reviewer

I had a very good experience buying this bike.
also, the ride is so comfortable.
the looks are also so good, amazing.
service was quite cheap and reliable.
it has low mileage but the power is so good.

About the Reviewer

I am having good experience during the use of every day the bike. Rest my sone also using the bike and enjoy it.
Rest his Biake system was very during and no noise when you were at full speed. All gearings system is very smooth and very easy to use. On the road, it looks like the king of the road and very tiger.

About the Reviewer

It’s overall a very good bike, kind of an all-rounder. It’s good for any kind of road or terrain. The cons I would like to mention are its weight and top-end performance. However, you don’t feel its weight once you are on it. About the top end, it’s not made for it. But one can feel a lack of power on highways. A tubeless option would have added to its pros.
28k + and still going good so far.

About the Reviewer

The Royal Enfield Scram 411 is a rugged yet urban-friendly scrambler with a 411cc engine, smooth handling, and retro-modern charm. Perfect for city commutes and light off-road adventures, it combines style, comfort, and versatility. Affordable, but lacks advanced features and a sixth gear. A solid choice for adventure enthusiasts on a budget!

About the Reviewer

Pros: Surely underrated big torque model. Worth the price. Feeling very comfortable on long rides. Providing 35 kms at highways and min 22 on streets.
Cons: stock ceat tyre life is up to 13k kms. The gear shifter getting hard after 10k kms.
Defect only on my bike: The engine shuts after riding 42 km at full stretch and have to wait 30 minutes to cool the engine to start again

About the Reviewer

I own a Graphite Blue Scram 411. It's been more than 6 months since I am riding this bike and so far, it has been a wonder. I'm 6' tall and the bike is the perfect height for me as well as the body. The Bike's look is eye-catching and the riding experience is totally worth the price. As for the mileage, it gives 29-30 kmpl ( For those who think it's low, it's what you should expect otherwise buy a normal bike).

One more noteworthy thing is. While riding on a rough road ( holes and potty road), you won't feel a thing. Great suspension as compared to other bikes. U can use it for a long journey too. I'm being told that the mileage will slowly increase but so far I'm happy with what I have.
One shitty thing is. They will give you the basic Royal Enfield helmet with the bike. Buy a good one.
If you are considering to purchase this bike, go for it. You'll Love it.
Just an honest review.

About the Reviewer

The Royal Enfield Scram 411 is a good bike for daily use and touring. this bike gives good comfort while riding. the 411cc engine displacement and 24bhp of power gives is wonderful. the bike gives me around 31kmpl of average mileage in the city. I suggest this bike for touring and long rides because it has a lot of comfort built into it.

About the Reviewer

This app helps you to estimate the price of the bike in your state without going to the showroom which is awesome all the information about the bikes is true and they show the offers as well a bike that I looked at for was scram 411 and got the information of the bike which I didn't knew the information was very helpful and also the information made me to feel and own on bike like scram 411

About the Reviewer

Royal Enfield Bikes - Engine Noise and Service Issues
Owning a Royal Enfield bike can be a mixed experience, and many enthusiasts have raised concerns about the brand's engine noise and service quality. One of the primary issues reported by Royal Enfield owners is the persistent engine noise, often described as a "tapped noise." This sound is not only annoying but also raises concerns about the engine's longevity and overall reliability. The iconic thump of the Royal Enfield, which many riders adore, seems to be overshadowed by this irritating noise, making the riding experience less enjoyable.
Moreover, the service provided by Royal Enfield has been criticized by numerous customers. Many have complained about the unprofessional attitude of the service centers, lack of proper maintenance, and the inability to effectively resolve recurring issues. Despite multiple visits to the service centers, the engine noise problem often remains unaddressed, leaving owners frustrated and dissatisfied.
The combination of these issues makes it challenging to recommend Royal Enfield bikes. The appeal of the brand, which is often tied to its vintage charm and robust build, is significantly diminished by these practical drawbacks. Potential buyers should weigh these concerns carefully before making a purchase. While the Royal Enfield's aesthetic and legacy are attractive, the consistent reports of engine noise and subpar service are significant drawbacks.
For those considering a Royal Enfield, it might be wise to explore other options or wait until the company addresses these prevalent issues. Customer feedback suggests a need for the brand to improve its quality control and service standards significantly. Until then, the romantic idea of riding a Royal Enfield might remain just that – an idea better appreciated from afar rather than experienced firsthand.

About the Reviewer

I had a very good experience buying this bike.
also, the ride is so comfortable.
the looks are also so good, amazing.
service was quite cheap and reliable.
it has low mileage but the power is so good.

About the Reviewer

I am having good experience during the use of every day the bike. Rest my sone also using the bike and enjoy it.
Rest his Biake system was very during and no noise when you were at full speed. All gearings system is very smooth and very easy to use. On the road, it looks like the king of the road and very tiger.

About the Reviewer