Reference: Triumph Scrambler Guide

How to Build Owen Grady's Triumph Scrambler from Jurassic World: A complete reference guide.

DISCLAIMER: The Modifications Required To Produce A Screen Accurate Jurassic World Triumph Scrambler may Conflict With Local Laws. After Modifying The Motorcycle The Vehicle May No Longer Be “Street Legal”.
Please Check Local Laws Before Removing Or Altering Any Part Of Your Motorcycle, Examples Include, But Are Not Limited To, Deleting The Turn Signals, Deleting The Mirrors, and/or Modifying/Altering The License Plate Mount & Brake Light.

Special Thanks to Adam T. for his research for this guide.

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Body
- Paint

Decals & Marks

License Plate

Factory Upgrades
- Dresser Bars

Exhaust

Engine Guard

Seat Rack

Aftermarket Upgrades
- Tires

Handle Bars

Brake Light

License Plate Mount

Foot Pegs

Accessories
Items to Delete (Remove)
Ebay Auction
- Information
- Gallery

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Triumph Scrambler:

General Information:

2014 Triumph Scrambler
- Matte Green Paint
- Dual Gauge Speed & Tach (2011+)
- Rocker Switch Quick-Start Ignition
- Single Seat & Rack
- Factory Skid Plate
- Aftermarket 2-1 Exhaust
- Aftermarket Handlebars
- Custom Foot Pegs
- Factory Brake Light Deleted
- Factory Turn Signals Deleted
- Factory License Plate Mount Deleted
- Factory Mirrors Deleted

Body:

BFGoodrich All-Terrain Tire History

1975 - BFGoodrich makes it’s first All-Terrain tire
1976 - 1st gen Radial All-Terrain tire released
- (slightly more blocky sidewall lettering)
1986 - 2nd gen Radial All-Terrain tire released
- (Screen Accurate for JP Jeep)
1999 - All-Terrain KO released
- (Radial removed from lettering but still are radial tires)
2015 - All-Terrain KO2 released

1st Gen Radial All-Terrain
1976

2st Gen Radial All-Terrain
1986 (screen accurate)

All-Terrain KO
1999

All-Terrain KO2
2015

BFGoodrich Statement on Replacing Spare Tire
- While most tires will need replacement before they achieve 10 years, it is recommended that any tires in service 10 years or more from the date of manufacture, including spare tires, be replaced with new tires as a simple precaution even if such tires appear serviceable and even if they have not reached the legal wear limit.
- For tires that were on an original equipment vehicle (i.e., acquired by the consumer on a new vehicle), follow the vehicle manufacturer’s tire replacement recommendations, when specified (but not to exceed 10 years).
- The date when a tire was manufactured is located on the sidewall of each tire. Consumers should locate the Department of Transportation or DOT code on the tire which begins with DOT and ends with the week and year of manufacture. For example, a DOT code ending with “2204” indicates a tire made in the 22nd week (May) of 2004.

Paint

2012 Steve McQueen Bonneville Paint

(CODE: TRI001 at touchupdirect.com)

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Decals & Marks

Triumph Gold Scrambler 900 Logos

(PN: T2301878)

Triumph Tank Badges, Fuel Tank

RH (2533765; MFR:T3900524)

LH (2533764;MFR:T3900523)

Triumph Knee Pad, Fuel Tank

RH (2400159;MFR:T2400159)

LH (2400158;MFR:T2400158)

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License Plate

CALIFORNIA Motorcycle License Plate

JUN 2015 (YLW)

#9Z9982

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Factory Upgrades:

Dresser Bars

Triumph Scrambler Black Engine Dresser Bars

(A9758025)

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Exhaust

Arrow Twin Exhaust 2-1

(A9600465)

Installation Guide PDF

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Engine Guard (Skid Plate)

Silver Color Triumph Engine Guard

(A9708044)

Note: Must be removed for access to oil drain plug.

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Seat Rack

Triumph Solo Seat w/ Luggage Rack

(A9708097)

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Aftermarket Upgrades:

Tires

Continental Twinduro

TKC80 100/90-19 M/C 57 S TT M+S 020012

(57=507lbs, S=112mph)

Handle Bars

Bars

Renthal Silver ⅞” bar & brace model# 781-01-SI-03-219

(padding removed)

Grips

Fly Racing Half Waffle ATV Control Grips

Medium Gray

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Brake Light / License Plate Mount

Acerbis 208260-0001

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Foot Pegs

Front

Custom Made Hard-Steel Pegs

Rear

Factory Installed

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Accessories:

Garmin VIRB Video Camera w/ Large Tube Mount

Garmin Rino 650 GPS & Radio

Engine Quick Start Switch (Recommended Non-Functional)

Waytek #44116 LED 3-pin SPST 20A 12VDC

Items to Delete (Remove):

Delete (Remove) the following:

Front Turn Signals

Rear Turn Signals

Side View Mirrors

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Ebay Auction

The following text is from the ebay auction where 1 of the 3 screen used motorcycles were auctioned:

Ridden by Chris Pratt's Owen Grady character in the film the bespoke bike will be sold to the highest bidder with the proceeds going to Triumph's nominated fundraising partner The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride. Three Triumph Scramblers were customised for the film. One was presented to Jurassic World star Chris Pratt as a gift after filming, the second is displayed at Triumph's headquarters in the UK and this, the third is up for auction. This incredible once in a life time opportunity gives motorcycle collectors and Jurassic World enthusiasts alike the chance to own a rare and authentic piece of cinematic memorabilia and an iconic motorcycle.

The Scrambler features a twin cylinder, 865cc engine. Modifications include single seat and rack, Arrow Racing high level exhaust, custom footpegs, handlebars and the bike is finished in Matte Green. The bike is exactly as it finished duties on the production.

A certificate of authenticity will be included in the purchase