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Just a bit of fun on how some journalists are talking about the disappointing 75bhp power output of the Scrambler when the 796 Monster has a 'healthy' 87bhp.
Below is a paragraph from Top speeds review of the 796 Hypermotard with 81bhp from 2012
'Its engine has na 803cc displacement, is air cooled and delivers a maximum power of 81hp (59.6kW) @ 8000rpm and 55.7lb-ft (7.7kgm) of torque at 6250rpm. This massive power is sent to the rear wheel through a six speed gearbox which is combined with the APTC ‘wet’ clutch. This advanced clutch prevents destabilizing of the rear-end under aggressive down-shifting and also gives the extra benefit of a super-light feel at the lever.'
Note how the tester says 'this massive power is sent to the rear wheel through a six speed box'.
Massive 81bhp although the Hypers dry weight is 8lb lighter than the Scrambler
Below is a paragraph from Top speeds review of the 796 Hypermotard with 81bhp from 2012
'Its engine has na 803cc displacement, is air cooled and delivers a maximum power of 81hp (59.6kW) @ 8000rpm and 55.7lb-ft (7.7kgm) of torque at 6250rpm. This massive power is sent to the rear wheel through a six speed gearbox which is combined with the APTC ‘wet’ clutch. This advanced clutch prevents destabilizing of the rear-end under aggressive down-shifting and also gives the extra benefit of a super-light feel at the lever.'
Note how the tester says 'this massive power is sent to the rear wheel through a six speed box'.
Massive 81bhp although the Hypers dry weight is 8lb lighter than the Scrambler