Going by what I've read on here I think the only 'hip' would be hip replacements.I was wondering if the buyers of the Scrambler are of the demographic Ducati were marketing it at...i.e young,hip and trendy.
I am guessing not!
Well I'm middle-aged,hip and trendy...![]()
I'm a bit more than that but only a hipster in my headI started the other thread on this a while back, and the results seem to show the average age is probably twice that of the market Ducati went after! I'm a happy 47 year old ;-)
This was a Honda CD 175. My firs bike, young teens. If I remember right it held the record for the fastest, highest and furthest jump, ever. No street cred with Mam on the back though, well not for me anyway."I used to be 'with it', until they changed what 'it' was" --Abe Simpson
I'm 44…started riding a year ago on a 1971 Honda CB175 and this was the perfect bike to graduate to. I ride my husband's Triumph Bonneville 790cc and comparatively, I really like the scrambler's light weight and handling. The hipster marketing campaign is embarrassing, but whatever gets the kids riding is ok by me. I wish I'd started sooner.
Love the flaresThis was a Honda CD 175. My firs bike, young teens. If I remember right it held the record for the fastest, highest and furthest jump, ever. No street cred with Mam on the back though, well not for me anyway. View attachment 865
Wrangler flares, what's wrong with that ? I still wear them and look cooler than a cool thing.Love the flares![]()
Didn't say there was anything wrong with them - had loads myself - yours are a bit short thoughWrangler flares, what's wrong with that ? I still wear them and look cooler than a cool thing.