Here’s a lovely Ducati 250 Scrambler that had an ‘engine out’ restoration in 2013 – the engine was rebored and got a new Borgo piston. After the restoration, the bike went on two test rides and was then drained of gas and placed in the seller’s collection in 2014. It looks good, but may need a little love before it’s ready for the road.
As a ’65, this is one of the narrow-case bikes that all started with a Ducati Diana that importer Michael Berliner converted for dirt track racing. It is of course the genesis of the new Scrambler that Ducati is now selling, though that was inspired more by the second generation, wide-case bikes. Find this Ducati Scrambler for sale in Stevens Point, Wisconsin with bidding up to $5,015 and the reserve not yet met here on eBay.
In the 60s, American importer Joe Berliner was bringing in so many Ducatis that he had the ear of the corporate office. So when he started asking for a do-it-all bike aimed towards younger riders, the Italian firm obliged him with the Ducati Scrambler 250, a dual-sport based off the…
Post-Sale Update: After being relisted, this Ducati 250 Scrambler sold for $4,000 on eBay. I can faintly hear your concern..."Ducati day? But I wanted a bike that was as happy off-road as it was on-road." Well, fear not, my friend, as we've got a Ducati 250 Scrambler for you to…
Post-Sale Update: This Ducati 450 Scrambler sold for $6,650. Two yellow Ducs in a row! The Ducati 450 Scrambler was a popular bike in the 60s and 70s, and was the biggest engine available in the Scrambler line. The 450 model was also known in the US as the Jupiter,…
