1965 Ducati Scrambler

Brian Mahoney 02 - 01
Brian Mahoney 02 - 02
Brian Mahoney 02 - 03
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Brian Mahoney 02 - 04

What was your intended objective when you started the build?

Get it running, safe, and then send it!

What motivated you to start your project?

Wanted a project after finishing a 55 HD KHK. Farmer had 7 of them in mobile home in farm field, I bought them all.

What was the most unique and creative thing you did to the bike?

Nothing too creative, just made it a survivor bike.

What are you most proud of?

It was a chance to learn more about building bikes…and I learned a lot doing it all myself.

What do other people say about your motorcycle?

Its a cool 60s bike

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Specifics

Classification: Classic/Restored
Make, Model & Year: 1965 Ducati Scrambler
Fondly known as: Duck
Time spent: 100
Motorcycle cost: It’s Italian so, yeah it cost! 😆
Money spent: A couple thousand
Engine: 250
Intake: Del’Orto SSI27
Exhaust: Single drag style open pipe
Transmission: Factory 5-speed
Frame: Integral, stock frame
Suspension: Stock Italian suspension
Wheels, tires and brakes: Original, Stock 18″ spoked wheels, dual purpose tires
Finish – Paint: I did it myself, first time ever…truth in saying prep work is the key!

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