Triumph motorcycles for sale in College Park, Maryland

2016 Ducati SCRAMBLER

$6,495

College Park, Maryland

Price just reduced - Motorcycle AND Trailer ($600 single rail -trailer can be bought separately) - Bike has less than 10,000 miles, garage kept, touring package (bags, roll bars, headlight nacelle, chrome sissy bar, tank leather, etc.) 100+ ftlbs of torque get you up to highway speed in the blink of an eye. 5th gear roll ons keep you ahead of the pack. Sixth gear is good to, but it is more for cruising over 55 mph. Garage kept, never dropped. Bags are large and seat is still comfortable after 8 hours in the road. 5.8 gallons of fuel in the tank and gas mileage of about 50 miles to the gallon (45 mpg if you cruise at 70). Engine runs very smoothly , which adds to the comfort on the road. The only reason I am selling is that I have a titanium right knee and should have my left knee replaced as well. I never have gotten all my leg strength back. Shoulder replacement reduced my upper body strength as well. You have seen the prices of other T-Birds on Cycle Trader, so you know the price more than reasonable. This bike is a beauty. I hate to part with it.Trailer is a single rail trailer with a spare tire. Purchased for moving this motorcycle. Used it to travel to Central Texas and back. Round trip about 3,000 miles. Trailer performed flawlessly. Had to go through about 400 miles of asphalt being repaired and resurfaced. No shocks on trailer so it bounced a bit during the trip. Trailer pulled at highway speeds all the way with no problems. Checked trailer each night during the trip and had to replace a couple of tie downs due to chafing over a rough stretch. But bike and trailer performed flawlessly and came through the trip unscathed. No scratches or dings on either. Paid about $750 for trailer and spare, but can't use it after the sale, so buy the bike and the trailer is an added bonus. Trailer can fold up for easier storage.For those people asking for more information. I'm not sure what I can add. It was purchased new from the dealer that I worked for in 2010. It was The first one that we received. I was their Triumph "expert" because I knew about the brand since my first TR6, a new 1967 model. I owned 4 Triumphs after that one and always loved the brand. Most motorcycles we sold were Japanese crotch rockets. Now most? Some? Triumph models, are not only made in Thailand, but are now assembled in Thailand. The quality of the manufactured product is better than it ever has been. There are plenty of road tests on this model since its introduction.PS: (the best offer considered by me will be one over $6,000) All offers will be reviewed after 6:00 pm East coast time.