RE Hunter 350 vs RE Scram 411 - What's the Difference? Wahoo!

Let's take a closer look at two great bikes and see what different about them. Wahoo!

[miked]

Just pulled the trigger on a Hunter yesterday, due to pick up next week. Can’t wait.

[letni]

I went to look at some bikes today.
The scam surprised me with how premium it looked.
The interceptor surprised me by not looking as good as I expected.
The classics look fantastic but I think they might be a bit more sedate than the others?
The meteors looked amazing. My favourite looks wise. Especially the yellow one.
But i think the hunter will suit me a bit better with the seating position and apparently it's a bit more responsive with a slightly higher top end.
Definitely spoilt for choice.

[zaxxon]

Thanks for this video, I couldn't decide between the two. Thanks to you I've decided on the Hunter!

[lgwappo]

I'd love a Hunter 350 with a Scram 411 engine.

[PAGallagher]

Nice one, excellent comparison! That end can on the Hunter is interesting, might have to do a bit of research over here in the UK. Also interesting to see the same colour Hunter as mine with the screen fitted, looks ok. Thanks for the review, all the best, Phil

[critterIMHO]

I think the scram would suit my love of back roads, including dirt and gravel, but there’s been a lot of conflicting information about the build quality. It doesn’t have to be at the Steller level of the 350s, but what do you think?

[pinkiewerewolf]

Both exhaust sound great! Different, but awesome. 😊

[MauriceTarantulas]

Great bikes! Would love to ride them both.

[gibfen]

I have the '23 Scram 411. Has anyone tried a one-tooth larger front sprocket. Not as much gain as I would like but it a noticeable difference. Still not a touring bike.

[constantin]

Thank you very much for your thorough review!!

[taylorwright]

Does the AEW pipe have a cover that can go over to add some black? Sort of like the stock pipe?

[Mixologist-fcsc]

But do you really need all the dealer add-ons?

[silencer]

I just want one… been struggling to get one financially, but my eyes have been and always will be Himalayan, but the scram I would consider, and the hunter 350 looks clean!

Feeling generous? Wanna donate one to me? Haha or give away one? 😊

[Stoic]

Google is telling me that the top speed it opposite of what you said.. Scram = 85 MPH & Hunter = 112 MPH (according to google) which is weird to me considering the Scram has the larger engine.

[GreenPasture]

Nice video, Hunter to me seems like a fattened up Suzuki Tu 250/Volty. Nice bikes, top speed will increase after running in period, then a sprocket with an extra tooth in the front or minus one at the back will increase the top speed and perhaps shave very little torque....if ones desire...

[rpb]

How much to ship to Concord Nc? Your videos are great but I still can't make up my mind.

[taylorwright]

The tripper is pretty nice but i find my self not using it much. However, i've noticed i cannot for the life of me keep the time on the main cluster to stay correct. It seems to make up a random time every time i start my bike (scram). So i use the tripper for accurate time telling haha.

[sgomez]

I wish RE would have used the 411 engine on the Hunter.

[pegasusveterinrmedisin]

I was so impressed by your collection of motorcycles that I had to ask: did you ride them as well or just rounded up the spects? I mean, don't get me wrong, I appreciate a good spec sheet as much as the next guy, but there's nothing like feeling the wind in your hair and the roar of the engine in your ears. Unless you're bald and deaf, of course. Then you might want to stick to the spects.

[SirNarax]

I really wish these bikes had a tach. It is just really helpful when you are figuring out specifically how that bike operates and when you are wearing earplugs you can't necessarily "hear" when you are supposed to change gear. This kind of think is making me want to go with the Himalayan but I really don't like how heavy that bike and I think it looks comparatively much worse. I think the Hunter is the one that best fits what I am going for but I would like to one day try dirt and don't really want to do that on a street bike even with things like a skid plate. I just gotta be honest with myself though. Do I buy a bike that is better for the type of riding I already do or buy a bike that is worse but better for a type of riding I may not do or ultimately like doing.