Current MSRP for a base model Scrambler is about $8,500. Lots of riders enjoy buying a bike new so they know the history, but if you’re willing to grab one that’s been used a little bit, you can have an example that’s already been well modified with an outlay of cash – shame about the mismatched yellow on the custom seat, though.
For more on the Scrambler, check out this First Ride from Lanesplitter, who basically say that it’s a fun, simple bike that was surrounded by a ridiculous marketing campaign.
This example has 3,000 miles, and it’s equipped with a fully adjustable JRI rear shock and Andreani fully adjustable front cartridges, plus a Full Throttle seat, Termignoni slipon, Ducati cross brace/tank pad/fly screen and footpegs from a Multistrada. A few parts were removed for the seller’s cosmetic preferences but they’re all included, and it also comes with a Stebel air horn so car drivers can hear you.
Find this Scrambler for sale in Concord, California for $9,600 here on Bay Area Riders Forum.