Hey, we have the thumbs down! Amazing that as soon as we load a video we get a thumbs down, there wasn't even enough time to see the whole video to form an opinion. if you don't like the vid tell us why!
I just did and I like (thump up) almost all of your videos so bear with me if I decide to give feedback this time.. you have been making very good videos recently and this is why I now have higher expectations, thank you for responding and will be awaiting your next video
+Bike World Guys, you should realize that this is TH-cam. The existence of the thumbs down button is reason enough for a select few to press it. It's one reason why nearly EVERY video on this website has at least one.
+Bike World Well there will always be haters, this time one of them was online and just aimed at the thumbs down. This was one of the best bike launch videos I have ever seen, great footage, nice "storyline" (bike+city+events) and the video has a calm, relaxed pace to it, really nice.
+Bike World you will always get the dick heads that will hate for the sake of it. I personally enjoy your videos. Especially since the presenter is a cute blonde biker..😆
Can you believe it I was just searching TH-cam 6 hours ago getting frustrated that there are no Scrambler 400 reviews yet. And would you know it Bike World delivers one right now! Thumbs up ;)
BIG thumbs up guys!! great vid with a good mix of talking, running shots and info. maybe slightly too long but only by bit. Really love the presenter also! good job guys!!
Very innovative launch for a new category of bike all together. The hostess is quite bubbly and keeps us smiling through out the video. Overall a good review.
Hej, really enjoyed this review. My daughter brought me back to biking and I ended up with the Scrambler Icon. Still, having that grin in my face. Let's see what she thinks in one year time.
Hey Guys, Nice Video and very refreshing!!!...You should continue on similar themes and make sure bike reviews are more entertaining rather than the same old drag with few old men bringing forth their thoughts...Frankly!!! who cares what they have to say...in this day and age, everyone has access to lot of information. Good work guys...two thumbs up!!! and for Suzie standing tall in an all male bastion of motorcyles..way to go...Cheers!!!
I love this! I love the bike anyway and am looking to get one soon but as a female rider, seeing a review by a woman on the bike I want to get is so helpful - I can appreciate better how the size and proportions would be etc and it gives me greater confidence in getting the bike for myself. Suzy was great - good on ya Bike World!
I am a Japanese and I have SV650, as my living place (hamamatsu) is Suzuki's Town. But I shall recommend the Sixty 2 when my sister shall buy a first bike, as it look so lovely.
Good vid well put together and matched the style of the launch event. Biking can be about the style as well as the performance I suspect that this will appeal to a niche audience in the UK but no more than the other niches out there. Good job guys
The bike is cool and looks fun - exactly what it is supposed to be. I think Suzy is very good. Nice to have a little change from all the over-blokeyness / Top Gear stuff. The Bike World video for the Scrambler last year is still the best of all the Scrambler videos (and there have been a lot).
Bike World, looks like there are people who literally LIVE inside TH-cam, and wait for any new video so they can thumb it down. A very joyful life. Anyway, I love your channel and.................... why does EVERY motorcycle is presented in Spain?! ahahah
+Vespertili Kildem Thanks, most of the bike launches are based in what is meant to be warmer parts of Europe, trust Suzy to be in Barcelona on the only day it rained!
i like the vid, and the scrambler is sweet, was looking at super moto, or like an Africa twin but this changed my mind I'd put an aftermarket exhaust on it and retune it though, I ride without licence and insurance, and I live in tejas bunch of rebels here no one usually follows the rules.
Really good review and well put together video! However, who are all these kids that can afford to buy brand new bikes?! I got a 17 year old cbr as my first bike a year ago and even that broke the bank!
I think that in a world of excess power, excessive almost unusable speed, plus the shift to saving fuel/weight/emissions and sheer bulk the Sixty2 is a refreshing change.Love the retro look and being a Ducati means it will have quality components and a high build quality..ice been riding 43 years and would be happy to own such a machine for back road fun, gravel tracks and gentle off road fun with the odd long run thrown in for good measure.Bikes really shouldn't be pidgeon-holed by manufacturers or road testers, but left for everyone to make up their own minds, and therefore not alienate a whole demographic like myself, now happy to give up their monster bikes in favor of v
Thanks for bringing the rain to Barna love! hehe. Did you stay at the Hotel Porta Fira? Yea, the roads (and riders) here are totally unprepared for the rain. Riding here, my English biking manners have gone out the window ;)
not sure 7500mile service intervals on a small displacement, beginner targeted bike are something to be proud of.....especially if the cost is the same as on the old monster 696/796 models, they were crazy pricey at those intervals.
I was not too crazy about this video because I was looking to see acceleration, braking, cornering, clutch feel and maneuverability. I guess I should have known better because this is at the launch of the bike. I could have got all this info from the site. I could do without the unrelated stuff like the bicycles and art projects. You didnt get to the bike until 02:49 . I do look forward to your next review of this bike in the real world, maybe a comparison to the KTM 390 duke. Thanks
Hmmmmm, still scratching my head over why I would get this instead of a Monster when it's nearly as expensive. Even as a starter bike the Monster has urban mode. I'm in the US and we don't have the different license classes. These kind of seem a waste of money. I like vintage things probably more than modern, but the new Monsters look so good that either would be delightful. I'll definitely test ride it. I saw a forum person say if you don't know why you'd want a Scrambler then stick to Monster. I really enjoyed the video journalist though!
So you get a premium bike ok, but for the young riders out who desperately want a ducati and finally they get it, what about then the maintenance cost? the Ducati Scrambler have that annoying feature that when you get a certain mileage and service msg blinks on the dash. if you manage to do the service yourself you still have to bring the bike to a Ducati dealer so it can Reset it for you. same goes when the bike is due it's valve clearance check, what about that then? it cost's a lot of money to do it at a dealer, so the price of the bike compared to the 800 is really hard to justify.
Yay for girls on bikes!Pretty nice looking bike from Ducati! Unfortunately we wont get those here in RF. Come on Brits, surprise us with 400cc Street Triple! ;D
I gave it a thumbs up just because this little gal is just so darn cute and nothing on the face of this earth is as sexy as a pretty girl astride a motorcycle. My day just got a little brighter and it didn't have a damned thing to do with Ducati, although I do like the scrambler.
this video was 80% review of the launch event and a little bit about the bike!! shame cause I usually anticipate Bike World reviews.. anyways ill wait for proper reviews from other channels
+Fahad M If you watch, Suzy does say that the event was more about the lifestyle around the bike. Very little riding actually happened on the launch, you wouldn't want us to make stuff up would you!
Smaller engine and conventional forks but barely any cheaper than a standard Scrambler. A missed opportunity I would say but I'm sure they'll probably still sell like hotcakes. Great video overall though, Ducati is really shoving lifestyle down everyone's throats.
BTW Ducati, skateboards only became popular in the seventies! BMX came even later ( I was there).If they're going to take sales off the scooter manufacturers, they're going to have to get a lot cheaper and more practical.
Cool, but when the engine heats up I'm thinking not so much. Air-cooled engines are not that practical I don't think. Your legs will burn baby burn during most warm and hot days. Good review overall. Thanks!
i loved the review of the bike and the majority of the video, suzy done a exelent job. BUT the part with the "painting challenge" and the tricks with the bicycle was kinda boring
Does she when it's dry? If the roads are as slippy in Barcelona when it rains post-long dry spell as they are here in Portugal, I'm not surprised. The roads are never as slippy in Britain unless it's icy.
Suzy did well,a class act.Unlike the corporate bullshit she attended. Five years of UK year round use on this machine?Secondhand,ie.most of us,this will be dearer than a cb500f and not as good.
i think that bike world do some really good reviews and the girl doing this review is great but there wasn't enough said about the bike i hate what ducati are doing at the moment with all the silly branded extras ( trying to make it a lifestyle choice ) id feel a complete idiot wearing that stuff . all ducati should be doing is concerntrating on making great bike !
I must say the bike is sexy, but those cables at the front on top the headlight are massive deal breakers, can't imagine the genuises and engineers at ducati were to blind to notice that :-(
I'd love to know what teenager will be spending £6,450 on their first bike! I can't help but feel that in trying to sell a "lifestyle" and appeal to a wider market that in doing so Ducati are isolating "regular" bikers. The hipster movement seems to be getting alot of condemnation on social media. Good video though guys. Cheers.
The only purpose of this bike is for the sells person to tell costumer that for couple more hundred bucks you can double the power and stay away all the hippies
Maybe there is a demographic of people somewhere that likes Suzy's style of reporting, but it isn't for me. It's just to artsy crafty for my taste. She would probably be a great bike designer though I suppose.
i am a young man, with not much money available and i believe that this bike would be awesome to me, it has power enough for long distance travels and suspension for nice adventures on and off roads. Good for the roads in Brazil.
I think Ducati is still missing the mark with the lifestyle branding. Street youth culture doesn't want a new Ducati and can't afford one. They'd rather have a skateboard or maybe a vintage bike that's VERY cheap. Motorcycle people buy motorcycles, and good luck convincing millennials to be motorcycle people. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm at a loss with what to think of the Scrambler. The more it tries to be authentic the less it is.
Hope you enjoyed the Sixty2 launch Suzy, was great to have you join us in Barcelona
Why are all these ducati scrambler reviews sooo awesome!!
Hey, we have the thumbs down! Amazing that as soon as we load a video we get a thumbs down, there wasn't even enough time to see the whole video to form an opinion. if you don't like the vid tell us why!
I just did and I like (thump up) almost all of your videos so bear with me if I decide to give feedback this time.. you have been making very good videos recently and this is why I now have higher expectations, thank you for responding and will be awaiting your next video
+Fahad M Get it Fahad, as I said it was a launch event based on the lifestyle more than riding the bike itself. Thanks for the feedback!
+Bike World Guys, you should realize that this is TH-cam. The existence of the thumbs down button is reason enough for a select few to press it. It's one reason why nearly EVERY video on this website has at least one.
+Bike World Well there will always be haters, this time one of them was online and just aimed at the thumbs down. This was one of the best bike launch videos I have ever seen, great footage, nice "storyline" (bike+city+events) and the video has a calm, relaxed pace to it, really nice.
+Bike World you will always get the dick heads that will hate for the sake of it. I personally enjoy your videos. Especially since the presenter is a cute blonde biker..😆
What a wonderfully positive review. So nice to see someone enjoying there job on, let's face it, a great bike!
Thank you for uploading!!
Can you believe it I was just searching TH-cam 6 hours ago getting frustrated that there are no Scrambler 400 reviews yet. And would you know it Bike World delivers one right now! Thumbs up ;)
+Anupam Potdar Thanks!
Love the vid and the presenter was gloriously dry and humorous. More of this!
BIG thumbs up guys!! great vid with a good mix of talking, running shots and info. maybe slightly too long but only by bit. Really love the presenter also! good job guys!!
+Adam Blackmore Cheers Adam, the reason for the length it's to fit into our TV show.
Very innovative launch for a new category of bike all together. The hostess is quite bubbly and keeps us smiling through out the video. Overall a good review.
Hej, really enjoyed this review. My daughter brought me back to biking and I ended up with the Scrambler Icon. Still, having that grin in my face. Let's see what she thinks in one year time.
This is a great looking bike, I would ride one even though I'm 52 and way out of the age group it is marketed at.
The problem is that this bike is only slightly cheaper than the 800cc bike, despite having a significantly smaller displacement.
I like the video and I vote up, nice to see this entry level for Ducati:)
Hey Guys, Nice Video and very refreshing!!!...You should continue on similar themes and make sure bike reviews are more entertaining rather than the same old drag with few old men bringing forth their thoughts...Frankly!!! who cares what they have to say...in this day and age, everyone has access to lot of information. Good work guys...two thumbs up!!! and for Suzie standing tall in an all male bastion of motorcyles..way to go...Cheers!!!
Great video, don't worry bout dislikes . keep your head down continue with the great reviews. a big thumbs up.
excelent reporter
Beautiful review, beautiful bike.
I love this! I love the bike anyway and am looking to get one soon but as a female rider, seeing a review by a woman on the bike I want to get is so helpful - I can appreciate better how the size and proportions would be etc and it gives me greater confidence in getting the bike for myself. Suzy was great - good on ya Bike World!
Great video! Thanks!
Really fun video! Thanks
Is the Ducati scrambler62 easier for beginners compared to the other 4 scramblers?
A very nicely narrated video, Suzy.
whats the top speed before handle bars shake
Very nice review and good footage :)
I am a Japanese and I have SV650, as my living place (hamamatsu) is Suzuki's Town. But I shall recommend the Sixty 2 when my sister shall buy a first bike, as it look so lovely.
just the video I was waiting for...
Hah! Glad I saw this report on the launch, or I would have had no idea how far outside the Scrambler '62's target market I was...
This new scrambler is beautiful 👍👍
How many kilometers can this go with full tank... Mileage?
I applaud Ducati for trying to get younger people into biking, and it's a Ducati so bound to be expensive and fun is rarely cheap.
Good vid well put together and matched the style of the launch event. Biking can be about the style as well as the performance I suspect that this will appeal to a niche audience in the UK but no more than the other niches out there. Good job guys
+Sean Mallon Cheers Sean!
The bike is cool and looks fun - exactly what it is supposed to be.
I think Suzy is very good.
Nice to have a little change from all the over-blokeyness / Top Gear stuff.
The Bike World video for the Scrambler last year is still the best of all the Scrambler videos (and there have been a lot).
Bike World, looks like there are people who literally LIVE inside TH-cam, and wait for any new video so they can thumb it down.
A very joyful life.
Anyway, I love your channel and.................... why does EVERY motorcycle is presented in Spain?! ahahah
+Vespertili Kildem Thanks, most of the bike launches are based in what is meant to be warmer parts of Europe, trust Suzy to be in Barcelona on the only day it rained!
I loved it a lovely video I would like to ride there myself
I love you reviewers and like you smile.
i like the vid, and the scrambler is sweet, was looking at super moto, or like an Africa twin but this changed my mind I'd put an aftermarket exhaust on it and retune it though, I ride without licence and insurance, and I live in tejas bunch of rebels here no one usually follows the rules.
what a nice film. well done :)
Really good review and well put together video! However, who are all these kids that can afford to buy brand new bikes?! I got a 17 year old cbr as my first bike a year ago and even that broke the bank!
Haha baron and Al in the background :) good vid BW
+Lamb Chop Rides Cheers!
Um, so what was the bike like?
She is by far, one of the most lovely looking auto journalist i 've ever seen...........
I think that in a world of excess power, excessive almost unusable speed, plus the shift to saving fuel/weight/emissions and sheer bulk the Sixty2 is a refreshing change.Love the retro look and being a Ducati means it will have quality components and a high build quality..ice been riding 43 years and would be happy to own such a machine for back road fun, gravel tracks and gentle off road fun with the odd long run thrown in for good measure.Bikes really shouldn't be pidgeon-holed by manufacturers or road testers, but left for everyone to make up their own minds, and therefore not alienate a whole demographic like myself, now happy to give up their monster bikes in favor of v
Thanks for bringing the rain to Barna love! hehe.
Did you stay at the Hotel Porta Fira?
Yea, the roads (and riders) here are totally unprepared for the rain. Riding here, my English biking manners have gone out the window ;)
+mightlife But thanks for the video and Wimbledonian greetings to Luke.
Very unfortunate that it is not launching in India, was waiting for it :-(
It very exitiing
not sure 7500mile service intervals on a small displacement, beginner targeted bike are something to be proud of.....especially if the cost is the same as on the old monster 696/796 models, they were crazy pricey at those intervals.
Baron spotted during the crayon-ing part
+Seb Pedley ...and looking bored on the phone @1.52 haha
+Seb Pedley 7:25 Baron and Al love art.
Apaixonada nessa Sixty2
I was not too crazy about this video because I was looking to see acceleration, braking, cornering, clutch feel and maneuverability. I guess I should have known better because this is at the launch of the bike. I could have got all this info from the site. I could do without the unrelated stuff like the bicycles and art projects. You didnt get to the bike until 02:49 . I do look forward to your next review of this bike in the real world, maybe a comparison to the KTM 390 duke. Thanks
Hmmmmm, still scratching my head over why I would get this instead of a Monster when it's nearly as expensive. Even as a starter bike the Monster has urban mode. I'm in the US and we don't have the different license classes. These kind of seem a waste of money. I like vintage things probably more than modern, but the new Monsters look so good that either would be delightful. I'll definitely test ride it. I saw a forum person say if you don't know why you'd want a Scrambler then stick to Monster. I really enjoyed the video journalist though!
lovely
I want the scarf 🧣 and the helmet xl please send this to Los Angeles scramblerfornia
So you get a premium bike ok, but for the young riders out who desperately want a ducati and finally they get it, what about then the maintenance cost? the Ducati Scrambler have that annoying feature that when you get a certain mileage and service msg blinks on the dash. if you manage to do the service yourself you still have to bring the bike to a Ducati dealer so it can Reset it for you. same goes when the bike is due it's valve clearance check, what about that then? it cost's a lot of money to do it at a dealer, so the price of the bike compared to the 800 is really hard to justify.
who is she?
I'd surely buy one...
It is refreshing to see a great review by a female reporter...GOOD JOB!!!!
oh come on, no info about how it handles, how it brakes etc... ?
Bike awesome, presenter awesome, Ducati event cheesey
Can't decide between this or a cbr500r
Lose the music people, wanna hear engine sounds.
I'm 6'2. Am I too tall for this bike?
+Christoph Meier Might look a bit strange!
John Hogan needs to ride this bike so he can tell us the differences between this bike and the bigger brother.
I really wanted to hate the Scrambler because of Ducati's cringeworthy marketing strategy, but it's actually pretty damn good and looks the business.
I see Ducati has decided to go for the same hipster approach as Harley Davidson. Very original.
this with the desert sled look
i wish i had this bike...
Prefer if front 17 inch rims rather than 18..
Ducati should consider a new Monster 400
Yay for girls on bikes!Pretty nice looking bike from Ducati! Unfortunately we wont get those here in RF. Come on Brits, surprise us with 400cc Street Triple! ;D
Priced at over 6k .....hmm that's MT07 region.
I love that accent..
I gave it a thumbs up just because this little gal is just so darn cute and nothing on the face of this earth is as sexy as a pretty girl astride a motorcycle. My day just got a little brighter and it didn't have a damned thing to do with Ducati, although I do like the scrambler.
the bike look nice, i can see hipster in los angeles riding this bike.
I'm 49 and I'd like one.
this video was 80% review of the launch event and a little bit about the bike!! shame cause I usually anticipate Bike World reviews.. anyways ill wait for proper reviews from other channels
+Fahad M If you watch, Suzy does say that the event was more about the lifestyle around the bike. Very little riding actually happened on the launch, you wouldn't want us to make stuff up would you!
Smaller engine and conventional forks but barely any cheaper than a standard Scrambler. A missed opportunity I would say but I'm sure they'll probably still sell like hotcakes.
Great video overall though, Ducati is really shoving lifestyle down everyone's throats.
BTW Ducati, skateboards only became popular in the seventies! BMX came even later ( I was there).If they're going to take sales off the scooter manufacturers, they're going to have to get a lot cheaper and more practical.
Nice review by Suzy, pity they won't be doing it in yellow 😡
Cool, but when the engine heats up I'm thinking not so much. Air-cooled engines are not that practical I don't think. Your legs will burn baby burn during most warm and hot days. Good review overall. Thanks!
President of Ducati Brazil said he would bring this bike here! but so far nothing! :(
Love all your video's but.....That helmet and goggles on Suzy was horrendous lol 😜
+ESJAY80 You can tell her that!
bella ma cci loro quanto costa.... awesome but so f....ing expensive
400 cc for 6000 pounds , pff too expensive for me
i loved the review of the bike and the majority of the video, suzy done a exelent job. BUT the part with the "painting challenge" and the tricks with the bicycle was kinda boring
Not sure why but Suzy always looks a bit awkward on a bike?
Vids are improving for sure
+Dougie Probably because, as she explained, it had rained for the first time in 100 days. Do you ride a bike, Dougie?
+Nime yes an 899 panigale. She does look awkward regardless of what u say
Does she when it's dry? If the roads are as slippy in Barcelona when it rains post-long dry spell as they are here in Portugal, I'm not surprised. The roads are never as slippy in Britain unless it's icy.
+Nime Suzy used to race MX, she 'll be the first to agree that she prefers the dirt. See for yourself: th-cam.com/video/anHC1K7WLCA/w-d-xo.html
say something about the bike!!!!!
haha mantap
Suzy did well,a class act.Unlike the corporate bullshit she attended.
Five years of UK year round use on this machine?Secondhand,ie.most of us,this will be dearer than a cb500f and not as good.
なんて美しいバイクだ！美しい女性にぴったりのバイク
i think that bike world do some really good reviews and the girl doing this review is great but there wasn't enough said about the bike
i hate what ducati are doing at the moment with all the silly branded extras ( trying to make it a lifestyle choice ) id feel a complete idiot wearing that stuff . all ducati should be doing is concerntrating on making great bike !
I must say the bike is sexy, but those cables at the front on top the headlight are massive deal breakers, can't imagine the genuises and engineers at ducati were to blind to notice that :-(
i want a guy to review this and do a spec to spec review of this. not this fluff piece.
If Suzy did a Wheelie...
you was repeating your word okey we know it just looks like lack of power :) i am just kidding it was a good video about the scramble
I'd love to know what teenager will be spending £6,450 on their first bike! I can't help but feel that in trying to sell a "lifestyle" and appeal to a wider market that in doing so Ducati are isolating "regular" bikers. The hipster movement seems to be getting alot of condemnation on social media. Good video though guys. Cheers.
Cute to watch girls review bikes
Come now, dude. Haven't we grown out of that kind of shite chat?
"the lifestyle of owning a '62"......WTF!.....it's a nice over-priced-daddy-i-want-bike.
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The only purpose of this bike is for the sells person to tell costumer that for couple more hundred bucks you can double the power and stay away all the hippies
Maybe there is a demographic of people somewhere that likes Suzy's style of reporting, but it isn't for me. It's just to artsy crafty for my taste. She would probably be a great bike designer though I suppose.
i am a young man, with not much money available and i believe that this bike would be awesome to me, it has power enough for long distance travels and suspension for nice adventures on and off roads. Good for the roads in Brazil.
it should be able to act like an actual scrambler if it named as a scrambler.
I think Ducati is still missing the mark with the lifestyle branding. Street youth culture doesn't want a new Ducati and can't afford one. They'd rather have a skateboard or maybe a vintage bike that's VERY cheap. Motorcycle people buy motorcycles, and good luck convincing millennials to be motorcycle people. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm at a loss with what to think of the Scrambler. The more it tries to be authentic the less it is.