A few months ago, we were the first to report that Royal Enfield had paused the sales of the Scram 440 while it ironed out some mechanical issues inside the bike’s engine. Now, we can report that the issue has been resolved and the Scram 440 is back on sale.
- RE Scram 440 replaces Scram 411 in the lineup
- Powered by 443cc motor making 25.4hp and 34Nm of torque
- Pricing ranges between Rs 2.08 lakh – Rs 2.15 lakh
Royal Enfield resumes sales of Scram 440
Scram 440 availability currently limited, will be ramped up gradually
A component called the Woodfruff key within the magneto was to blame and the issue was that isolated motorcycles’ engines were unwilling to start after having run for some time. The engine didn’t stall mid-ride, but in some cases it was unwilling to restart after having been turned off.
Royal Enfield has taken all the necessary steps to rectify this and the company assures us that the motorcycle will now function as originally intended. Currently, availability of the Scram 440 is limited and this is something we are told will be ramped up in a gradual manner.
To recap, the Scram 440 serves as a replacement for the aging Scram 411 in RE’s lineup. It is powered by a 443cc, air/oil-cooled, single-cylinder engine making 25.4hp and 34Nm of torque and comes mated to a 6-speed gearbox with a slip/assist clutch. The Scram 440 comes with switchable ABS and alloy wheels on the top Force variant. It is priced between Rs 2.08 lakh – Rs 2.15 lakh, for the Trail and Force variants, respectively, and can be had in a total of five colours.
Also See: Royal Enfield Scram 440 walkaround video
