The Triumph Scrambler 1200 is one of the great motorcycles on the market today. Aided by its pedigree that dates back to the 1960s, the Scrambler, the 89-horsepower motorcycle, is now the base for BAAK’s latest Aventures kit. Anyone with a Scramble 1200 can have their bike converted into a lighter-weight, endurance adventure motorcycle.
The BAAK 1200 Aventure kit consists of a futuristic, yet retro-styled, aluminum bodywork that requires no welding or frame modifications – in addition to a polycarbonate Margard windshield and dual LED lights inspired by the Paris Dakar rally bikes of the 1980s. More importantly, the BAAK 1200 Aventure conversion features a 6.6-gallon fuel tank made from brushed aluminum, said to increase the Scrambler’s range from 120 to 180 miles. Plus, an 18-liter heavy-duty luggage case to transport an adventure’s worth of supplies.
Best of all, the BAAK 1200 Aventure kit is completely reversible because it uses the bike’s OEM mounting points. The Aventure kit is available for both the Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC and XE variant. Those looking to buy from BAAK directly can opt to supply their own Scrambler 1200 or allow BAAK to provide a second-hand model, which the company will add to the final price.
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