Abhi Eswarappa, the founder of Bike-urious.com, stops by the garage to show Jay the Ducati UMC-038 Hyper Scrambler and introduce him to the designer and builder of the motorcycle Hugo Eccles.
2019-01-13
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pull a wheelie old man
jay wears thongs
Awful looking bike
manufacturers build this bike
Hi Jay, we're your neighbors on La Tuna Canyon Rd, and we are selling our 2009 Ducati gt1000 (2,600 miles). Do you have a bike exchange site? Mike & Trish Mussetto
it looks like a moped when riding it
I like the fork protectors, great idea.
yes that orange stripe on the wheels is becauce on this kind of bikes with nothing on it so hard to find the airventils:-)
its a bit like a streetfighter i guess, the engine is not that hot but its light, nothing i would want to have, and i dontvreally think 30k dollars would sell many as they are old Ducati aicooled monsters stripped down, the shock and fork sound about standard, it was always a mess of different brands of those on Ducati, this swedish in the back and jaoaneese Showa in front.
but what would i know.
the Monster is not or ever were a scrambler bike, thats a term only used in USA and those bike as far as i know only sold there, basicly ordinsre roadbikes with i high exhaustsystems and higher fenders, i dont know why it was something only popular in america.
Monsters was never heavy bikes so i guess those 85 pounds was more than 25% remember its aircooled and did not have much of fairings originally.
still i would put back the protecting cover for the timingbelt, i guess thus is for looks as it cant be very heavy so it makes a diffrence.
I can spot that's Jay Leno on any bike
Jay Leno is such an old man; he finishes every video complaining about modern bikes and how things "ain't the way they used ta be".