Good luck finding these in the States except for Ducati and Triumph. I live in SOCAL and the Caballero site sent me to a bicycle shop with no motorcycles.
@@automotiveterritory yes, because of the Ducati soul, sound, and sexy looks. I have a Fasthouse, and was at SuperBike racing this past weekend to watch. However, my Sled drew a crowd. Many questions and compliments. I like that the Sled is different. Not a Yamaha T7 which is a great bike not doubt, but the Sled is so much better looking. I do wish the Sled had a bigger Petro tank and 21” front wheel.
There are at least two other Italian designed scramblers/flat-trackers that deserved to be in this list. Vervemoto Scrambler 125cc and, the wild Tracker 125/250cc (check out this one really, thank me later). We are in the same price territory of the Bullit, with, IMHO, superior quality. Young Italian brand from Italian young engineers who started with garage customisation and worked on Japanese engines. Old school inspired bikes; no fancy electronic dashboards, no inpractical power, no bullshit. Brat style / punk looks, small engines, tons of fun. I started with their entry level, the Classic 125cc. I took her to easy-to-medium off-road contexts and she gave me excellent feedback. But also using her for daily commute in Rome (which, to some extent, is an off-road context, Italians will understand why). Gonna switch to the Tracker 250 soon until I have enough money for the Caballero or Vervemoto makes a 400-500cc (Eugenio if you read this move your ass and make one). TL;DR: if you're on a budget and want a solid old school scrabler/flat-tracker, consider the Italian Vervemoto.
@@automotiveterritoryHookie Ducati scrambler and CCM. Really enjoyed the way you showcased the bikes and provided important details in a perfect length video.
The CCM and triumph 900 scramblers seem to offer good quality engineering at a competitive price when compared to some others. The fanfic has a smaller motor and lesser build quality than CCM which surprised me of the 600cc engine at a decent price at a similar price to the herald which isn't built with the quality of the new KOVE or even the benelli but I question their quality but I've heard those 502 benelli are reliable and good based on owners feedback. But Kove is the most interesting as it's a bike designed for the purpose and seems to have great thoughtful design, quality and comes in at less than £9000 with KTM quality and 135 mph performance 100bhp and it turned my head for a double look. Well done to them.
I m think like you, in Italy we don't call that bike scrambler, it s a kind of crossovers more like some bmw gs that like a scrambler. in Italy scrambler is a street bike with offroad wheels, we call that bike (like also Yamaha tenere, Honda Africa twins ecc) "enduro stradale" (street enduro). the difference is basically the air protections and the suspensions, the scrambler have street suspension. there are also some "mix" like Fantic Caballero rally edition, a scrambler with offroad suspension
The only thing the bullit is missing is a proper front mud guard like a real scramblers mud guard that little black thing right on the wheel was a terrible decision in my opinion, apart from that it looks fantastic. I'd personally go for the CCM though I don't k ow if it's because I'm British, it can't be cos I could of went Triumph as well but the CCM is the one for me.
Berty Pantiane, Please Mr, for the fuel tank, I would very much like it to be as or approximately as the Bambe, BMW R 1200 GS Adventure motorbike, but colour same as the original Hookie Ducati Scorpion, Thanking you beforehand, Mr,
This is a great video - no doubt. However I found the narrator hard to understand with his odd emphasis on syllables and a sibilant speaking voice. Maybe if he spoke slower it would be better?
Berty pantiane Please there are some changes to be made to the bike, Some modifications, as bigger rear wheel, exhausts changed to the CCM motorcycles spitfire black out,, seat as the Honda CRF 250 R (Black), Exhaust sound & install, add 2 side rear wings as the Honda CRF 250 R exhaust sound & install, the fuel tank changes to be the front part to be pointed upwards as a camel back and wider, the blue parts the fuel tank panels to be black and grey and orange as its own designs Please acknowledge receipt, For the payment , Please show how to, or send your bank account No, I'll transfer the money, Thank you very much Mr,
@@automotiveterritory I don't know. Most are retro looking adventure bikes. Too big, chunky and heavy for real off-roading. That one was quite underpowered for street street riding.
Hello Mr I'm interested with the motorbike Hookie Ducati Scorpion 803 cc, $2000 - $2400 / €1690-- 1990, please consider me, I will buy it but quickly please, Berty pantiane,
A new lineup of motorcycles is here. Today the class of scrambler motorcycles is being reviewed. Which of these models is your favorite?
DUCATI SCRAMBLER DESERTS SLED FASTHOUSE.
CCM MOTORCYCLE BLACKOUT.
FANTIC CABALLERO SCRAMBLERS.
DUCATI SCEAMBLER 1100 DARK PRO.
HERRALD BRUTE 500.
TRIUMPH STREET SCRAMBLER SANDSTORM EDITION.
HOOKIE DUCATI SCORPION.
BULLIT HERO 250 are my favorite bike's.
Triumphs band Ducatis arey picks as well
I'd have to go with triumph 1200 Mcgueen
All are great looking, love triumph. But there is something about the DUCATI THAT STANDS OUT.
Good luck finding these in the States except for Ducati and Triumph. I live in SOCAL and the Caballero site sent me to a bicycle shop with no motorcycles.
They're all fantastic
True. Hard to pick just one model.
Desert Sled‼️👍🏽
Is it your favorite option in this class?
@@automotiveterritory yes, because of the Ducati soul, sound, and sexy looks. I have a Fasthouse, and was at SuperBike racing this past weekend to watch. However, my Sled drew a crowd. Many questions and compliments.
I like that the Sled is different. Not a Yamaha T7 which is a great bike not doubt, but the Sled is so much better looking.
I do wish the Sled had a bigger Petro tank and 21” front wheel.
Any chances to custom modify it? That would make it a fully fledged scrambler, like the old times
There are at least two other Italian designed scramblers/flat-trackers that deserved to be in this list. Vervemoto Scrambler 125cc and, the wild Tracker 125/250cc (check out this one really, thank me later). We are in the same price territory of the Bullit, with, IMHO, superior quality. Young Italian brand from Italian young engineers who started with garage customisation and worked on Japanese engines. Old school inspired bikes; no fancy electronic dashboards, no inpractical power, no bullshit. Brat style / punk looks, small engines, tons of fun. I started with their entry level, the Classic 125cc. I took her to easy-to-medium off-road contexts and she gave me excellent feedback. But also using her for daily commute in Rome (which, to some extent, is an off-road context, Italians will understand why). Gonna switch to the Tracker 250 soon until I have enough money for the Caballero or Vervemoto makes a 400-500cc (Eugenio if you read this move your ass and make one).
TL;DR: if you're on a budget and want a solid old school scrabler/flat-tracker, consider the Italian Vervemoto.
Thanks for the info. Will look into it
The vervemoto scrambler 125 is the exact same motorcycle than the Bullit hero 125 ; a chinese low-cost bike.
so cool!!!
Which of these did you like the most?
I think the bullet hero would be badass with a 400
Would be nice to have a larger displacement engine option for sure.
I just wish that they’d sell them here in the US.
Great collection
Thanks! Which of these is your favorite?
@@automotiveterritoryHookie Ducati scrambler and CCM. Really enjoyed the way you showcased the bikes and provided important details in a perfect length video.
Appreciate the support!
I'd like one of those little Bullit Hero's!
Nice choice :)
Check the Italian Vervemoto Tracker 250. Thank me later.
High, they are all looking efficient and good. I think, we have to about the weight. Kindly Fiete
@8:17 yes of course, and more pow errr!
I had 2 caballero, the first 125 scrambler and then the 500 rally scrambler, and they are both awsome
Did you have any issues with the 500?
@@richwaldo not for now, I have it for 2 weeks, already done 1000 km and no issue at all
@@francescopitti6 👍
@@francescopitti6 It will come
@@richwaldo old model suffer about expansion valve (water cooling) and head gasket, fixed in new 2021 version (euro5)
The CCM and triumph 900 scramblers seem to offer good quality engineering at a competitive price when compared to some others. The fanfic has a smaller motor and lesser build quality than CCM which surprised me of the 600cc engine at a decent price at a similar price to the herald which isn't built with the quality of the new KOVE or even the benelli but I question their quality but I've heard those 502 benelli are reliable and good based on owners feedback. But Kove is the most interesting as it's a bike designed for the purpose and seems to have great thoughtful design, quality and comes in at less than £9000 with KTM quality and 135 mph performance 100bhp and it turned my head for a double look. Well done to them.
Why is the motoguzzi included? Its a beautiful bike, but its not a scrambler
It can be what you want it to be..
All moto guzzis are scramblers
I m think like you, in Italy we don't call that bike scrambler, it s a kind of crossovers more like some bmw gs that like a scrambler. in Italy scrambler is a street bike with offroad wheels, we call that bike (like also Yamaha tenere, Honda Africa twins ecc) "enduro stradale" (street enduro). the difference is basically the air protections and the suspensions, the scrambler have street suspension. there are also some "mix" like Fantic Caballero rally edition, a scrambler with offroad suspension
@@davidedavide2888 That’s right man! Pretty cool
@@voiceofthemachines ✌
One of the coolest scramblers money can buy is missing: Morini Super Scrambler 1200. It’s a pity.
It's a nice suggestion!
Man I Googled it, that is one sweet looking machine indeed.
Quanto è brutta
The only thing the bullit is missing is a proper front mud guard like a real scramblers mud guard that little black thing right on the wheel was a terrible decision in my opinion, apart from that it looks fantastic. I'd personally go for the CCM though I don't k ow if it's because I'm British, it can't be cos I could of went Triumph as well but the CCM is the one for me.
Good looking bike
Which one did you like the most?
Please are there additional charges for the bike and also, can you please send it to Mauritius island Portlouis, to my place, thanks a lot Mr,
Cool😎👍
Which of these is your favorite?
good
Thanks for the positive feedback! Any plans to own a scrambler some day?
Why is there no weight displayed? I think that is of qiute greater importance than if there is go-faster-stripes...
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I will try including this kind of specifications too.
Ducati scorpion new hero
Berty Pantiane, Please Mr, for the fuel tank, I would very much like it to be as or approximately as the Bambe, BMW R 1200 GS Adventure motorbike, but colour same as the original Hookie Ducati Scorpion, Thanking you beforehand, Mr,
Do they sell an American market version of the Herald Brute?
I don't think so, but importing and homologation might be viable
Motel #2 triumph lighting McQueen
1:44 is it just me, or did anyone else think Triumph usurped the vintage Husqvarna tank style?
Bonjour les rouges 🇬🇧
Bullet Hero 250 - aircooled?
At least as per their website. I checked and double checked. Is the info there wrong?
bullitmotorcycles.com/en/product/hero-250/
It said BULLIT Belgian motorcycle manufacturer.
@@automotiveterritory I can’t see any cooling fins on the cylinder head and that’s definitely a radiator full of water....🤔
SUPER MOTO
Is it a request for a new video?
@@automotiveterritory VERY NICE MY FRIEND , DESERT Cross SUPERMOTO.
What about Husqvarna 451 and 701. Esp 701 is value for money...any reason you excluded from your list??
I talked about models that have gotten the most recent updates.
Mash motorcycles make a nice scrambler that looks identical to the desert sled.They are also much more affordable.
Nice suggestion, will check them out too.
No, the Bullit is water cooled not air cooled as you’ve stated.
Edition scrambler
You forgot the Macbor Eight Mile SCR....
Thanks for the suggestion. Will look into it
Great scott?
Ducati genuine scrambler
Triumph second genuine scrambler
Are these your top picks in this lineup?
No R9t Scrambler, but a Ducati V7 Stone included..
MotoGuzzi you meant.
Yes, Guzzi. Gracias
$8,890 (€7,480)
what does kw mean?
Kilowatt
price £8,995 ($11,700)
1200
Price €5,190/€6,990($6,200/$8,300}
This is a great video - no doubt. However I found the narrator hard to understand with his odd emphasis on syllables and a sibilant speaking voice. Maybe if he spoke slower it would be better?
I’ll take a Husquavarna Fe 500 any day over any of these bikes. No comparison. Superior in every way.
It's great model for sure.
What accent mio dio
Price: $12,495
€1,690-1,990 ($2,000-2,4000 +BIKE
£3,999 ($5,500)
Price: $9,190
Price: $11,750
Price $16,400
Berty pantiane Please there are some changes to be made to the bike, Some modifications, as bigger rear wheel, exhausts changed to the CCM motorcycles spitfire black out,, seat as the Honda CRF 250 R (Black), Exhaust sound & install, add 2 side rear wings as the Honda CRF 250 R exhaust sound & install, the fuel tank changes to be the front part to be pointed upwards as a camel back and wider, the blue parts the fuel tank panels to be black and grey and orange as its own designs Please acknowledge receipt, For the payment , Please show how to, or send your bank account No, I'll transfer the money, Thank you very much Mr,
Fantic Caballero is the only real scrambler here
How would you classify the others?
@@automotiveterritory I don't know. Most are retro looking adventure bikes. Too big, chunky and heavy for real off-roading. That one was quite underpowered for street street riding.
I think someone stole the build sheets from Rod warrior made some bikes
Not good for hot weather
BMW?
Which model in particular?
Hello Mr I'm interested with the motorbike Hookie Ducati Scorpion 803 cc, $2000 - $2400 / €1690-- 1990, please consider me, I will buy it but quickly please, Berty pantiane,
Traduire en français
No electric no care BAPBAP
What new electric scrambler models did I miss?
Ya'll talk funny
Thanks.
FAKE scramblers!!! But Ducatis are still cool
Please. Change the voice over artist.
Tough luck. I narrate on my own
@@automotiveterritory you do a great job mate.
Appreciate the support. Will keep working!
Is it so difficult to have an english spoken presentator...?