2015 Ducati Scrambler on 2040-motos

US $3800

Year:2015 Mileage:3 Color: Deep Black and Yellow Accents

Location:

Miami, Florida, United States

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Ducati Scrambler tech info

Engine Size (cc):803 Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty Type:Dual-Purpose For Sale By:Private Seller

Ducati Scrambler description

The Scrambler Full Throttle version is inspired by the flat track world and makes clear references to the bikes that race around dirt ovals. It is equipped with a Termignoni racing exhaust homologated for road use, a seat designed for racing and black side panels with dedicated graphics. The low tapered handlebar and the short front mudguard add to the distinctive features of the Scrambler Full Throttle, destined for those who want a bike perfect for every-day use but without compromising on racing style. In Deep Black.

Gorgeous bike, purchased less than a year ago. Used on dirt roads and some mud and was amazingly fun to ride. Bike is flawless with no damage, no falls or accidents.

Bike has a brand new rear tire due to puncture of used one and ran about 150 miles on it. Comes with additional hard/soft cases that are original Ducati Equipment and the frame. Was dealer installed and cost over $1200 - Ducati not offering these superb bags anymore. Both come with locks on zippers, 2 keys to mount/unmount and 2 rain covers. Also comes with a "Giant Loop" Handlebar bag in black.

Bike is truly exceptional. Don't want to sell but bought another bike and can't keep both so as painful as it was I am parting with it. I have picks of use on dirt and mud and can send prior to sale. Go riding with a group of BMW 1200GS owners and I always ride over them because this bike is so light, so responsive and has so much torque especially on the low end. SO much fun, the equivalent of a Kart on 2 wheels.

1st and 2nd Services done. Next Service at 7500 miles - warranty comes with road side assistance from Ducati

Engine

L-twin, Desmodromic distribution, 2 valves per cylinder

Horsepower

75 hp (55 kW) @ 8,250 rpm

Displacement

803 cc

Bore x Stroke

88 x 66 mm

Torque

50 ft. lbs. (68 Nm) @ 5,750 rpm

Compression Ratio

11:1

Fuel System

Electronic fuel injection, 50 mm throttle body

Fuel Tank Capacity

3.57 gal. (13.5 l)

Length

82.7 - 85.2 in. (2,100 - 2,165 mm)

Height

45.3 in. (1,150 mm) at brake reservoir

Width

33.3 in. (845 mm) at mirrors

Weight

375 lbs. (170 kg) dry
410 lbs. (186 kg) wet

Wheelbase

56.9 in. (1,445 mm)

Seat Height

31.1 in. (790 mm)

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