2016 Ducati Scrambler Flat Track Pro

NickJ · 2015-11-16

Looks like it will be a new tail section, paint, and a different set of bars. I am trying to find a photo now.

DrumsOfGrohl

· #2 · Nov 16, 2015

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tonyjuliano

· #3 · Nov 16, 2015

Wow, that's weak...

Slap on a plastic number plate and I guess you're a "pro".

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CookieKing

· #4 · Nov 16, 2015

tonyjuliano said:
Wow, that's weak...

Slap on a plastic number plate and I guess you're a "pro".

There is yellow outline on the wheels too,

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tonyjuliano

· #5 · Nov 16, 2015

CookieKing said:
There is yellow outline on the wheels too,

You're right... PRO!! :02.47-tranquillity:

But seriously.... This "pro" model, and the 400 are disappointments, IMO.

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kjs

· #6 · Nov 16, 2015

tonyjuliano said:
Wow, that's weak...

Slap on a plastic number plate and I guess you're a "pro".

You must be Pro if you can afford the 11.5k price tag the website is boasting. The little one is showing 8k too. I didn't think a skateboarding gorilla was going to reach out to anybody with deep pockets.

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CookieKing

· #7 · Nov 16, 2015

Are all the models going up in price. I kind of hope so. Could be good for us current owners.

Where are you seeing the price?

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N0ddie

· #8 · Nov 16, 2015

I like the seat.

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spikeymike

· #9 · Nov 18, 2015

The gas cap is black on the pro. When can I get get one for my icon?

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edm11

· #10 · May 25, 2016

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· #11 · May 25, 2016

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Joooooooosh

· #12 · May 25, 2016

The 'Pro' name would have made a lot more sense if they'd thrown some Ohlins at it, instead of various bits from the accessories catalog.

A FT with decent suspension and a new paint scheme would have been a lot more interesting. I've been hoping for an 1100 for a bit but now, I honestly think I'd upgrade if they just brought out a more trick 803...
Saying that, a Scrambler that had 85-100bhp and could handle it, would likely be all the bike I'd ever want.

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edm11

· #13 · Feb 10, 2017 (Edited)

Has anyone put any aftermarket parts on the Flat Track Pro yet? Specifically tail tidy & seat. I am researching seats (British Customs & Mustang) and tail tidy & would like to see some pictures. Not sure if any of the aftermarket seat kits will line up right w/ the number plates. Does anyone have suggestions for what tail tidy works best for Scramblers without the rear fender? Looks like maybe the Evotech one? My local shop has a Rizoma tail tidy, any experience or pics of that one on a FT or FTPro ?

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Kent

· #14 · Feb 12, 2017

I've made the following changes to my FTP:

Rizoma dynamic mirrors
RG rear mudguard painted to match front mudguard (removal of tire hugger)
Storz tidy tail
Ducati LED turn indicators
Ducabike passenger peg removal kit

I'm extremely happy with this bike !!!

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edm11

· #15 · Feb 12, 2017

Wow Kent, that looks awesome! Now I want my bike to look like yours

. After I removed the large plate arm I was thinking the back end looked a little unfinished & seeing your fender mod confirmed it. Are you considering a seat? I like the look of the stocker better than aftermarket ones, but after ~20-30 miles it's not comfy, not the worst, but needs improvement. Thanks again for the pics & info!

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Kent

· #16 · Feb 13, 2017

edm11 said:
Wow Kent, that looks awesome! Now I want my bike to look like yours . After I removed the large plate arm I was thinking the back end looked a little unfinished & seeing your fender mod confirmed it. Are you considering a seat? I like the look of the stocker better than aftermarket ones, but after ~20-30 miles it's not comfy, not the worst, but needs improvement. Thanks again for the pics & info!

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I had the same impression as you - with just the seat, the back end looks unfinished. I like the FTP number plates because they fill in a lot of "open space" which also looks unfinished on the other models. If you haven't picked a tidy tail yet, I would highly recommend Storz. It's very high quality, properly designed and easy to install. I originally had an R&G but the bend angle is incorrect and on the first ride it caught the tire and folded under.