Awesome video! Great music selection, edition and camera work! I haven't followed you for long but I like how you've transformed your channel into more of the amazing reviews. Keep up the great work and perhaps we can meet up one day.
I absolutely love mine, had it for like 4 months and it's got 5500miles on it. super super fun in the gravel, around town and in the mountains. With a windshield and handguards it's even ok on the highway.
Good intro as usual dude. I really dig the black and yellow scheme more than the red. There is always a perception about Ducatis, but people never really know it until they actually ride one. Its definitely not a beginner bike. Also, this bike melts into corners. A lot of people buy Groms, but I would personally buy this one for wifey. It has a lot of personality and one of the best customizable bikes.
Oh boy.. what a sweet little bike and what an intro tune! I remember starting the intro over and over again.. and then watching the whole video again and again. After nearly 8 years I finally own a Ducati. 🥰
Bought one as my 1st bike, and I drive it on the highway regularly. The wind isn't that intimidating, especially if you have a decent jacket on. I've only had 1 false neutral on it ever. It's been a great bike thus far.
I've only sat on one but I did feel it was a bit small for my 6foot frame. I was a mega fan boy up until then. Then I kind of figured out it was a little small for me. Oh well... XSR700 fanboy time! I fit on the fz-07 and that's what it is basicly with different body work. Heres a question for you mr chase, fz-07 vs scrambler.
The way you kept talking about how small it is I thought it must be sporting a 200-300cc engine. Had to Google it. In fact it's an 803cc L-twin and that's why it has so much torque. As a hipster I love the retro styling... and - NO Tupperware - giving a nice feel of the wind on the bod letting you know you're cruisin'. Good Gawd I want to ride one! Oh well, next time I'm in Pattaya since there's a Ducati dealership there.
My buddy picked this up a few weeks ago for his first bike. I rode it home from the dealer and took a little joy ride as well. This thing is so much fun. I love it! I'm contemplating switching out of sport bikes and this would be up there, but I need more power. I'm pretty set on going with the Ducati Streetfighter.
Chase you were the first motovogger i ever watched and you introduced me to jake and dan and all them and i wanna thank you cause you inspired me to get my first bike
Love my scrambler. It’s comfy and fun for around town. Throttle has a great smile factor. Pulls hard but I find it manageable and I’m a beginner. Went from a Wr250r to this and while it’s WAY more powerful it’s manageable. Mine doesn’t have the false neutral. Heard it goes away after break in
I finally saw a Scrambler "in the flash" a couple of days ago. What a pretty looking piece of machinery! Thanks for the video. Looks like it would be a lot of fun to ride.
It's 6 years later.... and I just bought a used 2015 scrambler as my first bike. Previous experience: rode the 250cc at the MSF course as my first ride ever and then got on this). It is indeed quite torquey haha. I'm surviving and it's fun (I also raced bicycles for a long time so might help). Under a week on the thing but I've managed a dirt road. Probably gonna get a torque tamer for it in a month or two if I haven't mastered that immediate launch torque. In hindsight I wouldn't recommend it as a beginner bike, but I'm happy with it. Plenty of bike to grow into and don't need a second bike. (Also at the price I got it I could resell in a year and probably be flat.)
Chase, I own a Ducati scrambler and yes the torque is unbelieveable for such a small bike! I'm 5ft 1" and i have fitted the lowered seat which lowers the seat height from 790mm to 770mm and i'm on tippy toes! This is my first big bike, only ever owned a 125cc motorcycle and then scooters before hand..... You've got to be careful alright! But once you get used to that responsive throttle and the torque... My god it's one hell of a bike to ride! Perfect round town, super fun on the twisties but on a motorway when doing 70-80mph the wind hits you like a brick wall! Thanks for the video man, was nice seeing another motovlogger review this bike :)
thanks for making/posting this video. been looking for an honest opinion about this bike that's not a regurgitation of the ducati brochure. great channel, great videos. keep it up!
These Ducati Scramblers in particular, are completely different things in person, look all you want online but until you go see one in the world...it'll blow your mind
I really wanted to see it on the freeway. You should definitely make that a priority on future videos since freeway performance is a "need to know" type thing when it comes to reviewing bikes. I also didn't notice you mention the displacement. Luckily I found out from the comments that it was 803cc which theoretically should be plenty for the freeway but it would have been nice to have that confirmed.
Replying to my own comment to say I did end up purchasing a Scrambler as my first bike and absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it! The bike needs to be respected for sure and it would most definitely not work well for all new riders.
I took a ride on one of these things recently. its smaller and lighter than my Royal Enfield Bullet. the throttle is either off or on. and the exhaust note is really nice.
It looks a lot like a cafe racer or something. Very cool! Also, I think Chase has been spoiled by water cooled engines. This one is air cooled and would explain why it felt so hot between the legs. :)
David F. A scrambler is basically a cruiser/standard motorcycle and giving it a lift kit to make it behave more like a dirt-bike. A cafe racer is a cruiser/standard with clip-ons and rear-set pegs to make it handle more like a sport bike.
Most of the reviews reveal the nice torque of this bike. The looks (urban enduro), the torque, the height, the sound etc. is awesome. Also thank you very much for this awesome review of the bike. It's only a question of time ... but this will be my second girlfriend and my first bike ;-)
Rode a 2017 Scrambler. Thing was a box full of false-neutrals, couldn’t see the gauges for the glare and it just made me miss my Honda. That said, the Multistrada made me want to take it home and I felt actual loss to have to realize I didn’t have the budget for it. X-/
Its a standard bike like they made in the 60s and 70s. I saw one this weekend and it was TINY. Smaller than a triumph bonneville but they were not directly side by side so thats just my impression. But the Multistrada was nice.
75HP 50 ft lbs 31 inch seat height 410lbs wet... twice as much power as the WR450 40lbs less weight. You gotta remember it's a slightly detuned 803cc air cooled Monster engine, and a typical Ducati twin so yes it's going ot have gobs of torque all through the power band which is pretty much right off idle to redline. That model is called the Classic, a direct throwback to the bikes from the 60s and 70s. The "Army one" is called the Urban Enduro.
The Ducati Scrambler is Harley Davidson Street of Ducati. I'll just buy both already have a Harley Davidson Street. Ducati Scrambler two years from now. They make ducati/aftermarket windshields and much more. I recommend the Ducati Scrambler Sixty2 for beginners.
around 10:16 you pass BMW of roswell lol I'm from gainesville ga chaseontwowheels. bought my m4 there I remember everything around there in tour video.
Again, just as I said for the KTM, It's a twin baby. They are ALL TORQUE! BUT ducati have sold their soul for beauty and the magic of making an engine that has uber torque down low, but still a shit load of top end... scary how GOOD Ducatis actually are. Oh BTW It gets hot because its air cooled. LUVS YA!
Excellent video. I took a demo ride on the Scrambler a week ago and can attest to everything you say. I'm 5'10" and the bike was good for me size wise. Talk about torque, yes. Power, yes. Fun, oh yes. I would love to have one of these. Probably not a good choice if you have one bike unless it's just around town. Although, I could live with it even as a commuter. Don't know what the aftermarket options are for the bike but a small screen would likely do wonders if riding a lot at higher speeds. Thanks for the video.
+0616ko I took this and the Street Twin back to back on test rides. The Duc has some competition now. ST is much smoother at higher speeds and has a great sounding stock exhaust. ST also costs less money. Duc Scrambler is more fun to goof around on, however, I found. Scrambler went up $500 this year for no reason. They didn't change or add anything :( But I loooove that Ducati motor!
nazhif1 I'm considering the same. I used to ride dirt bikes but it's been 8+ years. I just got my motorcycle license and I'm unsure whether or not to get the Scrambler. What's your riding background?
My only riding experience is riding as pillion on my dad's first sportsbike (848 Streetfighter). His only other bike was a scooter more than 10 years ago.
I pick up my red on Sept. 12th. I'm gonna add the black side panels, the black tank protector and bug screen. I've already placed an order for the R&G boot protectors.
1. I'd be interested in hearing the Full Throttle version that comes with Termignoni pipes. 2. I'm pretty sure the height adjustment is accomplished by pushing on the mirror itself instead of moving the full casing.
Awesome video! Great music selection, edition and camera work! I haven't followed you for long but I like how you've transformed your channel into more of the amazing reviews. Keep up the great work and perhaps we can meet up one day.
+650ib you shoud had let him ride your h2 too bad you got rid of yours maybe the 2016?
Being a 5'3" small frame girl, I would LOVE to have this beauty! I love the style and would like to add it to my collection someday :)
snapkracklepop what bikes do you recommend for short frames girls who wanna start riding motorcycles?
I absolutely love mine, had it for like 4 months and it's got 5500miles on it. super super fun in the gravel, around town and in the mountains. With a windshield and handguards it's even ok on the highway.
Good intro as usual dude. I really dig the black and yellow scheme more than the red. There is always a perception about Ducatis, but people never really know it until they actually ride one. Its definitely not a beginner bike. Also, this bike melts into corners. A lot of people buy Groms, but I would personally buy this one for wifey. It has a lot of personality and one of the best customizable bikes.
Have to admit I have watched that intro many times. Very smooth camera work, it just flows. Great work!
nice vrolls man and the editing liked just for that havent even watched the review. heck imma subscribe because you put this much effort into a video
+TheEverythingCounts Loving hearing this man! Thanks for the comment.
same here
Oh boy.. what a sweet little bike and what an intro tune! I remember starting the intro over and over again.. and then watching the whole video again and again. After nearly 8 years I finally own a Ducati. 🥰
Bought one as my 1st bike, and I drive it on the highway regularly. The wind isn't that intimidating, especially if you have a decent jacket on. I've only had 1 false neutral on it ever. It's been a great bike thus far.
Absolutely love the intro/bike-presentation clip...music is awesome and angels are just sick! Great Video!
I've only sat on one but I did feel it was a bit small for my 6foot frame. I was a mega fan boy up until then. Then I kind of figured out it was a little small for me. Oh well... XSR700 fanboy time! I fit on the fz-07 and that's what it is basicly with different body work. Heres a question for you mr chase, fz-07 vs scrambler.
Jake TheGardenSnake what about the FZ-09? I got that first ride coming out soon. ;)
I'm 6'3" and flat foot my DRZ with my knees bent haha. STILL want a Scrambler so bad. It's like a big ol' Grom.
+chaseontwowheels c2wfr drz 400sm please
***** Excellent bike. You will love it.
Big enough for a Grom but not a scrambler? 😂😉
In case anyone is wondering its a 803cc engine with 75 hp @ 8250 rpm and 5+ lb-ft of torque @ 5750 rpm
The way you kept talking about how small it is I thought it must be sporting a 200-300cc engine. Had to Google it. In fact it's an 803cc L-twin and that's why it has so much torque. As a hipster I love the retro styling... and - NO Tupperware - giving a nice feel of the wind on the bod letting you know you're cruisin'. Good Gawd I want to ride one! Oh well, next time I'm in Pattaya since there's a Ducati dealership there.
My buddy picked this up a few weeks ago for his first bike. I rode it home from the dealer and took a little joy ride as well. This thing is so much fun. I love it! I'm contemplating switching out of sport bikes and this would be up there, but I need more power. I'm pretty set on going with the Ducati Streetfighter.
Chase you were the first motovogger i ever watched and you introduced me to jake and dan and all them and i wanna thank you cause you inspired me to get my first bike
noah pierce Glad I introduced you into Motovlogging and even happier that I helped you make the big 2 wheels decision! Ride safe out there.
I like your enthusiasm and the way you still get excited over riding bikes even though you've obviously ridden tons. Subscribed.
Love my scrambler. It’s comfy and fun for around town. Throttle has a great smile factor. Pulls hard but I find it manageable and I’m a beginner. Went from a Wr250r to this and while it’s WAY more powerful it’s manageable. Mine doesn’t have the false neutral. Heard it goes away after break in
One of the best intros by far 🙌🏼
***** Thanks man.
***** You shoot nice ass B roll
elsv2k14 Glad you approve =)
Jesus... your cinematics are EPIC here lately.
indgofl0w Much appreciated!
indgofl0w couldn;t agree more. Your effort to bring this quality videos really matters. Impressive made!!
***** Hi Chase. Lovely bike and great edit.. What is the engine size of this thing?? Thanks!
I finally saw a Scrambler "in the flash" a couple of days ago. What a pretty looking piece of machinery!
Thanks for the video. Looks like it would be a lot of fun to ride.
Flash lol
Yeah, typos are hilarious.
LS650 I just read it as someone with a very unusual accent
You stepped it up again with the intro edit! Seriously, you captured the scrambler better than Ducati could. Keep up those edits!
It's 6 years later.... and I just bought a used 2015 scrambler as my first bike. Previous experience: rode the 250cc at the MSF course as my first ride ever and then got on this). It is indeed quite torquey haha.
I'm surviving and it's fun (I also raced bicycles for a long time so might help). Under a week on the thing but I've managed a dirt road. Probably gonna get a torque tamer for it in a month or two if I haven't mastered that immediate launch torque.
In hindsight I wouldn't recommend it as a beginner bike, but I'm happy with it. Plenty of bike to grow into and don't need a second bike. (Also at the price I got it I could resell in a year and probably be flat.)
Chase, I own a Ducati scrambler and yes the torque is unbelieveable for such a small bike! I'm 5ft 1" and i have fitted the lowered seat which lowers the seat height from 790mm to 770mm and i'm on tippy toes!
This is my first big bike, only ever owned a 125cc motorcycle and then scooters before hand..... You've got to be careful alright! But once you get used to that responsive throttle and the torque... My god it's one hell of a bike to ride! Perfect round town, super fun on the twisties but on a motorway when doing 70-80mph the wind hits you like a brick wall!
Thanks for the video man, was nice seeing another motovlogger review this bike :)
Best intro edit yet btw. The music and smooth shots were so sick.
thanks for making/posting this video. been looking for an honest opinion about this bike that's not a regurgitation of the ducati brochure. great channel, great videos. keep it up!
The Scrambler is an amazing bike. It felt very solid and the engine is a sweetheart.
Dude you got som really impressive camerawork on your frist ride vids. I freakin love it!
Seems like a great bike for having fun without losing your licence :)
That intro was EPIC. Really well done on that.
This intro was artistic. Subtle details. Awesome.
Amazing editing of the shots in the beginning.
The B-roll was freaking fantastic!
Finally, a bike reviewer worth subscribing
Dude, been following you awhile, love your reviews and also your editing, keep it up bro!
Love all the camera work that was put into this. Definitely have my sub.
You are slowly loving the Ducati's more and more.
Legendary editing not gonna lie. Great video!
yeah they say 0-60 in 3.5 which is pretty quick for an around town kind of bike :D
For when the those police lights come on behind you 😂😂
+Noobaverse H yup lol gotta have that power when ya want it and definitely when you need it ;)
Your best video to date. Fantastically done!
Sick song. Sick bike. It's the weekend. Get out and ride.
My dad just bought one of these haha
Dope preview song 🤙
also man those cinematic intros give me life
"I just don't want any of you guys to get hurt. Should I go ramp that truck?" 😂😂😂
These Ducati Scramblers in particular, are completely different things in person, look all you want online but until you go see one in the world...it'll blow your mind
I really wanted to see it on the freeway. You should definitely make that a priority on future videos since freeway performance is a "need to know" type thing when it comes to reviewing bikes. I also didn't notice you mention the displacement. Luckily I found out from the comments that it was 803cc which theoretically should be plenty for the freeway but it would have been nice to have that confirmed.
Chase is steppin his videography way up!
Video editing with the music = 10/10.
I digged that not-so-dubstepy song for showing the bike. Very nice review btw.
I read a fair bit about how this bike could be a decent choice for a beginner but this video scares me! Respect.
Replying to my own comment to say I did end up purchasing a Scrambler as my first bike and absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it! The bike needs to be respected for sure and it would most definitely not work well for all new riders.
Skip to 10:36. Your welcome!
I took a ride on one of these things recently. its smaller and lighter than my Royal Enfield Bullet. the throttle is either off or on. and the exhaust note is really nice.
Love this bike
Ah nu maaaa, veo que te gusta mucho este canal✌️🌚
It looks a lot like a cafe racer or something. Very cool!
Also, I think Chase has been spoiled by water cooled engines. This one is air cooled and would explain why it felt so hot between the legs. :)
David F. A scrambler is basically a cruiser/standard motorcycle and giving it a lift kit to make it behave more like a dirt-bike. A cafe racer is a cruiser/standard with clip-ons and rear-set pegs to make it handle more like a sport bike.
Those are so retro.
I'm really liking their looks.
Most of the reviews reveal the nice torque of this bike. The looks (urban enduro), the torque, the height, the sound etc. is awesome. Also thank you very much for this awesome review of the bike. It's only a question of time ... but this will be my second girlfriend and my first bike ;-)
my favorite is the suzuki gsxr i love your video all the time be safe
I love bikes like this, there sporty and classic looking.
sir your intro is mesmerizing...outstanding.
Bought this today for my first bike. The torque is definitely there you don’t have to give it much 😂 it’s a ton of fun so far though
Finally you done a review on the scrambler
You should try and review the Ducati monster
This intro song is sick... Don't even get me started on the bike!
oh my gaaad, i love this motorcycle. especially after this intro.
Rode a 2017 Scrambler. Thing was a box full of false-neutrals, couldn’t see the gauges for the glare and it just made me miss my Honda.
That said, the Multistrada made me want to take it home and I felt actual loss to have to realize I didn’t have the budget for it. X-/
I've been waiting for you to ride this bike
sickest intro as usual, keep it up dude
Its a standard bike like they made in the 60s and 70s. I saw one this weekend and it was TINY. Smaller than a triumph bonneville but they were not directly side by side so thats just my impression. But the Multistrada was nice.
I like how you cut the cheeky little clutch up there at the end lol
75HP 50 ft lbs 31 inch seat height 410lbs wet... twice as much power as the WR450 40lbs less weight.
You gotta remember it's a slightly detuned 803cc air cooled Monster engine, and a typical Ducati twin so yes it's going ot have gobs of torque all through the power band which is pretty much right off idle to redline.
That model is called the Classic, a direct throwback to the bikes from the 60s and 70s. The "Army one" is called the Urban Enduro.
that editing was nice. awesome video
Song is dope man. So is the editing.
The Ducati Scrambler is Harley Davidson Street of Ducati. I'll just buy both already have a Harley Davidson Street. Ducati Scrambler two years from now. They make ducati/aftermarket windshields and much more. I recommend the Ducati Scrambler Sixty2 for beginners.
editing is fricken amazing
After searching for 20 minutes for the intro song, because the link in the description is wrong, it's Varien - Kamisama (Feat. Miyoki).
Dope camera work chase!
what is the name of song at the beginning, its great
fantastic review love your enthusiasm making me want to buy one
around 10:16 you pass BMW of roswell lol
I'm from gainesville ga chaseontwowheels.
bought my m4 there I remember everything around there in tour video.
chase you s.o.b you did it again on the intro!
"where the hell did all that engine come from" love it...its Italian and a Ducati.
Again, just as I said for the KTM, It's a twin baby. They are ALL TORQUE! BUT ducati have sold their soul for beauty and the magic of making an engine that has uber torque down low, but still a shit load of top end... scary how GOOD Ducatis actually are.
Oh BTW It gets hot because its air cooled.
LUVS YA!
wow brother this is amazing. . so creative n worthy to spend some times on ur vids. gud job .. have a gud one
I love your Videos! Nice greetings from Germany
Your camera is awesome. It looks amazing
Excellent video. I took a demo ride on the Scrambler a week ago and can attest to everything you say. I'm 5'10" and the bike was good for me size wise. Talk about torque, yes. Power, yes. Fun, oh yes. I would love to have one of these. Probably not a good choice if you have one bike unless it's just around town. Although, I could live with it even as a commuter. Don't know what the aftermarket options are for the bike but a small screen would likely do wonders if riding a lot at higher speeds. Thanks for the video.
+0616ko Glad that you found the video accurate! These are super fun bikes.
+0616ko I took this and the Street Twin back to back on test rides. The Duc has some competition now. ST is much smoother at higher speeds and has a great sounding stock exhaust. ST also costs less money. Duc Scrambler is more fun to goof around on, however, I found. Scrambler went up $500 this year for no reason. They didn't change or add anything :(
But I loooove that Ducati motor!
i love my scrambler!!!! add an exhaust the sound is BEAUTIFUL!!! it also has usb too lol
+Speedy Moto what's the others bike name? ( not the Ducati )
+MyLonewolf25 Triumph street twin
love the 60fps noticed it right away.
test ride the 2017 Ducati Scambler Cafe Racer. Looks like a really cool bike.
nice video nice song nice bike i prefer MV but what a style!!
Yeah, nice intro "cinematic" shots! I got the Streetfighter, now wonder if I just should have tried this one out first...
Don't see what wrong with getting this if you're a new rider. I got this as my first bike a couple months ago.
nazhif1 I'm considering the same. I used to ride dirt bikes but it's been 8+ years. I just got my motorcycle license and I'm unsure whether or not to get the Scrambler. What's your riding background?
My only riding experience is riding as pillion on my dad's first sportsbike (848 Streetfighter). His only other bike was a scooter more than 10 years ago.
love your first ride vids
How about an Aprillia first ride? Anything from Shiver to RSV?
i know exactly where that is! i used to live in woodstock but moved down to florida a year ago!
I pick up my red on Sept. 12th. I'm gonna add the black side panels, the black tank protector and bug screen. I've already placed an order for the R&G boot protectors.
6 years on a kx250f I think I'm ready Ducati.... I think I'm ready :D
Your ready for a lot if u have common sense your ready for a busa
+Michal Foster busas are tame until you get to top end
The cinematic intros are always so sexy
love this editing.
They put it against the Triumph version and it didn't fair to bad, perfect urban bike, but had serious off road limitations.
Dude came into my restaurant riding a blacked out one of these. I like the vintage look of it, sexy
You say short experienced rider. I say spacep0d! Great review bro. I definitely want to test ride one.
1. I'd be interested in hearing the Full Throttle version that comes with Termignoni pipes.
2. I'm pretty sure the height adjustment is accomplished by pushing on the mirror itself instead of moving the full casing.