Ducati Scrambler

**12vdc** · December 8th, 2015 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by Ry_Tower

I'd reco the Honda XLR200 or CRF250 if you want something really better or Yamaha XTZ125 if you want something cheaper. Why mataas? Para kung puwede iakyat sa sidewalk okay din. Sarap a suspension vs scooters. HD pa. Dami din piyesa.

Baha? Anong baha baha? Lampas bewang kaya nang mga yan.

Bawal isampa sa gutter/easement ang motorbike dito sa maynila, ticket mas abala. Im liking the new Honda RS150 fi, de-clutch is still better than those auto scoots.

**crazy_boy** · December 8th, 2015 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by 12vdc

Bawal isampa sa gutter/easement ang motorbike dito sa maynila, ticket mas abala. Im liking the new Honda RS150 fi, de-clutch is still better than those auto scoots.

dapat bawal nga. kawawa mga pedestrians. pero sa forbes UST, daming naka motor sa sidewalk

**XTO** · December 8th, 2015 12:12 PM

Kaya really depends. Kung city maganda scooter - twist and go, easy to filter, may floor board kaya di madudumihan ang iyong shoes kahit dumaan sa basa/putik etc. - okay pang office. Andyan ang dirt bike (CRF, Serow) kung trailing / long ride. Andyan ang bigbikes (both sports or naked) na pang expressway/long rides. MOtard kung both pag city and pang action. Kung gusto talagang matipid - andyan ang underbones na 100-125cc.

**crazy_boy** · December 8th, 2015 12:19 PM

may good riding school ba sa atin? aside from Honda. ang layo kasi ng honda and traffic parati to and from the riding school nila.

**jonathan ong** · April 23rd, 2016 03:19 PM

The Ducati Scrambler is a very good bike but very overpriced if you ask me. You can explore the japanese bikes, in particular Kawasaki (very partial to this brand because I've had 2 from them, a Ninja and Vulcan S. Already sold the Nnja, though). Great for long weekend rides. But for city and weekday rides, you will definitely be better off with a scooter. I have a Honda Zoomer X which I use for weekdays whenever I'm in the mood, and I have to say its definitely so much better to use on those days rather than the its bigger sibling. You could also try the DUke 390. Its also a good bike.