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Scrambler 900 Colours
₹ 10,74,700ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 900cc
- Power
- 64.1bhp
- Mileage
- 23kmpl
- Weight
- 223kg
05 / Colours
Triumph Scrambler 900 Colour Options
The Triumph Scrambler 900 is available in four colour options across its two variants - three for the STD and one exclusive to the Icon Edition.
Jet Black The most understated choice. Jet Black gives the Scrambler 900 a clean, purposeful look that ages well and works equally well for daily commuting and weekend rides. The blacked-out treatment across the engine covers and exhaust headers adds to the sinister appeal. A safe choice that doesn't photograph badly from any angle.
Matt Khaki This is the colour that best captures the Scrambler 900's adventure-ready character. The muted olive-green finish references military heritage without being theatrical about it, and it works beautifully with the chrome and brushed aluminium details Triumph has scattered around the bike. The matte surface requires slightly more care when cleaning - avoid abrasive washes - but the payoff in real-world looks is worth it.
Carnival Red with Jet Black The dual-tone option for buyers who want a stronger visual statement. The red tank paired with a blacked-out frame and panels recalls classic British scrambler liveries from the 1960s. It's the most eye-catching option in the lineup and also one of the most photographed Triumph colourways on Indian roads.
Icon Edition - Sapphire Black with Aluminium Silver (Icon Edition exclusive) The most premium-looking finish in the range. Sapphire Black shifts between deep blue and black depending on the light, paired with aluminium silver panels that reinforce the premium feel. This is the option for buyers who want the Scrambler 900 to look as special as it is.
3 colours available
Triumph Scrambler 900 in Carnival Red and Jet Black dual-tone colour option.
Triumph Scrambler 900 in Jet Black colour option.
Triumph Scrambler 900 in Matt Khaki colour option.
For resale value, Jet Black and Carnival Red tend to have the broadest buyer appeal. Matt Khaki has a loyal fanbase among riders who appreciate its heritage character. The Icon Edition's exclusive colourway is genuinely distinctive but may narrow your buyer pool slightly if you plan to sell in two to three years. In terms of maintenance, matte finishes require more careful washing than gloss - avoid pressure washers and use a dedicated matte detailer.