FS: 2016 Ducati Scrambler Sixty2 - 1244 mi - $7199

FS: 2016 Ducati Scrambler Sixty2 - 1244 mi - $7199    

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Here is another great-looking Scrambler that just landed here at SUB.  This 2016 Ducati Scrambler Sixty2 is pretty much like new.  It was purchased from Eastside Motorsports in July of 2019, it had 935 miles at that time showing. Like for many, the next few years were a bit of a challenge to keep up with life, family, and work and this lovely Scrambler just didn't get ridden much.  When it arrived to us we were given the green light to catch up on its service and performed a Ducati recommended annual service and a hydraulic system flush.  We do spot a little scrape on the muffler guard but everything else is like new. It comes with the stock low seat as well as a Ducati Performance brown comfort seat which is a bit taller.  

We have only one key at the moment, the owner is searching for the spare, our service records, and a clean WA title. 

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When the Ducati Scrambler was launched in fall of 2014, the Bologna-based manufacturer shocked many – not so much for the actual bike, but the fact that four Scramblers were available – Icon, Urban Enduro, Full Throttle, and Classic.  Ducati said the Scrambler, which arrived with the oil-cooled 803cc L-twin two-valve transplanted from the previous Monster 796, was based on a “post-heritage” design that provides a contemporary take on a classic model.  The Scrambler immediately garnered a cult following, and was praised from many across the motorcycle media; we even named it one of our Top 10 Motorcycles of 2015.

When something’s good, you don’t touch it, and the Italians completely understand this. But the Scrambler line wasn’t left untouched for 2016. The original four Scramblers return, and are now joined my two additional Scrambler models – the Flat Track Pro, and the one discussed here, the Sixty2.  The Sixty2 is Ducati’s newest entry-level motorcycle that is inspired by “youth street culture, skateboards, street food, pop music, and pop art.” Ducati chose the Sixty2 name because pop art was garnering much traction throughout America in 1962 – the same year that the original Ducati Scrambler was launched.  The 62, Sixty2, features a 400cc desmo that produces 42 horsepower, a six-speed transmission, two-channel ABS, and some unique styling that caters to pop art.

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