The above is borderline acceptable..... But then... Not...it almost looked like a Harley.... So I don't know what's worse....
nothing like a supermoto, more like a flat tracker with high bars or old fashioned enduro bike. I like it
I agree but, being serious here - will something like the scrambler sell in big numbers? I think not - how many (to quote Bradders view) on here have seen a flatracker on the road or for that matter an old 70's scrambler - cant remember the last time I saw one... I don't think itll sell well....its not something I would say that would catch on. one of their main end goals is profit....supernaked's is where its at....some would say that the streetfighter didn't sell well....my opinion is that it was out at the wrong time. Imagine it never came out then and came out now (with say a panigale engine in) to keep it current - they wouldn't be able to make them fast enough, it would be the ducati equivalent of the 1290.
The Scrambler is Ducatis new entry model. The old road capability is limited at best, but is instead an attempt to draw a correlation between the previous model and this one
