With shorter inseams and smaller frames, many women have a harder time than men finding a motorcycle that fits their body. That's one of the reasons that there aren't as many women in the sport.
My introduction to the world of motorcycles came by the way of a ‘94 Kawasaki Ninja 250, handed down to me by my brother when I was 19. Without a doubt, the first two seasons I spent riding around on ...
According to whichever New York marketing agency Ducati hired to launch its Scrambler brand, if you are considering said motorcycle it follows that you are a young man of exacting taste. You spend ...
After Ducati stormed last year’s edition of EICMA with its Scrambler, the company decided to repeat the move for the 2015 event, albeit halving the model in its quest to reach out to entry-level ...
Remember the Ducati Scrambler from last year? 800cc L-Twin, you sat on it like an old dirt bike and it only cost $8,995? It was aimed at “younger” riders. Well, now Ducati is aiming at even younger ...
The Scrambler Sixty2 is the smallest motorcycle in the 2021 Ducati line-up. In fact, it’s one of the smallest Ducati motorcycles to roll out of the Bologna factory in recent years. While it’s still an ...
We live with the new Ducati Sixty2 Scrambler to see what it's really like and how it measures up against its rivals BACK in June last year we headed to Barcelona for the launch of Ducati’s new ...
Ducati has launched the Scrambler Sixty2 in Thailand market from where most of the Ducati India range is imported into our country. The new Ducati bike has been priced at a steep Rs 5.2 lakh in the ...
Based on the current Ducati Scrambler's design unveiled last year, the Scrambler Sixty2 has been targeted at emerging markets. In India, the Scrambler Sixty2 will be targeted at riders looking to ...
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