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Ducati's Scrambler Icon puts an approachable 73 hp air-cooled L-twin in the brand's lightest current chassis at 408 lb — the most accessible entry point to Ducati ownership, with cornering ABS and traction control at a sub-$11,000 price. Budget for desmodromic valve service every 15,000 miles as the main ongoing cost distinction from Japanese competitors at the same price.

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Used range$7,000–$9,500
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803cc l twin
Engine
408 lbs
Weight
31.3 in
Seat
$10,995
MSRP
Used range$7,000–$9,500

Too few clean used examples are moving yet to price this one confidently.

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Beginner6/10
Commuting7/10
Touring3/10
Off-road1/10
Two-up2/10
Sport3/10

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Known strengths

  • Air-cooled 803cc Desmodue L-twin delivers 73 hp with a broad torque curve in a lightweight, approachable package that revived Ducati's entry-level lineup
  • New steel trellis frame sheds 4 kg over the previous generation while adding ride-by-wire, cornering ABS, and Ducati Traction Control
  • Interchangeable tank covers and extensive accessory kit allow extensive personalization without voiding warranty

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Common issues

  • 3.6-gallon fuel tank limits range compared to Japanese competitors in the same price bracket
  • Air-cooled rear cylinder generates heat in slow traffic

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Inspection checklist

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Maintenance notes

  • Desmodromic valve service every 15,000 miles; timing belts every 5 years

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  • 2025
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    Ducati's Scrambler Icon puts an approachable 73 hp air-cooled L-twin in the brand's lightest current chassis at 408 lb — the most accessible entry point to Ducati ownership, with cornering ABS and traction control at a sub-$11,000 price. Budget for desmodromic valve service every 15,000 miles as the main ongoing cost distinction from Japanese competitors at the same price.

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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.

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naked motorcycle with 803cc l twin.