Someone with proper resources (cash & talent) could probably purchase all 38 of them at a greatly reduced price and then create one off custom bikes making a decent profit on each and every one.I sent them a request for an out the door price, less tax, as I'm from Minnesota. Their website shows that they have 38! SCR 950s in stock!!!! Not a single RED one in the bunch. I will update yous alls when I hear back from Big St. Charles. Jevers
Christ - that’s cheap. They’ve really not proved that popular, have they.....?? :grin2::grin2::grin2:Funny, Schu, I was just thinking that very same thing! I literally just got off the phone with Big St. Charles and here's the skinny...
$2999 SCR950 Charcoal only
$ 758 dealer setup
$3757 out the door.
PLUS tax, title, license in your home state. Still, a fantastic buy!
You must finance with them or pay an additional $400.
You can pay the loan off early with no penalties.
AANNNDDD..... being charcoal, it would be less painful repainting the tank a nice Yamaha yellow with DT400 decals!!!!!!
C'mon Schu, sell a few of your old enduros and back me! We can get Eddie out of retirement to make up some seat straps!!🤣 Jevers
So it will crack $4k for the true OTD price. Man that's $2,500 less than I paid for mine OTD. And I don't have one in Charcoal Gray yet.Funny, Schu, I was just thinking that very same thing! I literally just got off the phone with Big St. Charles and here's the skinny...
$2999 SCR950 Charcoal only
$ 758 dealer setup
$3757 out the door.
PLUS tax, title, license in your home state. Still, a fantastic buy!
You must finance with them or pay an additional $400.
You can pay the loan off early with no penalties.
AANNNDDD..... being charcoal, it would be less painful repainting the tank a nice Yamaha yellow with DT400 decals!!!!!!
C'mon Schu, sell a few of your old enduros and back me! We can get Eddie out of retirement to make up some seat straps!!🤣 Jevers
I knew that was coming....So it will crack $4k for the true OTD price. Man that's $2,500 less than I paid for mine OTD. And I don't have one in Charcoal Gray yet.Funny, Schu, I was just thinking that very same thing! I literally just got off the phone with Big St. Charles and here's the skinny...
$2999 SCR950 Charcoal only
$ 758 dealer setup
$3757 out the door.
PLUS tax, title, license in your home state. Still, a fantastic buy!
You must finance with them or pay an additional $400.
You can pay the loan off early with no penalties.
AANNNDDD..... being charcoal, it would be less painful repainting the tank a nice Yamaha yellow with DT400 decals!!!!!!
C'mon Schu, sell a few of your old enduros and back me! We can get Eddie out of retirement to make up some seat straps!!🤣 Jevers
Can't do it Jevers. I promised I was going to stop buying bikes about 4 bikes ago, and I'm a man of my word.
But you on the other hand. You recently sold a bike with a footprint of at least 2 maybe 3 normal bikes. You have the space and the cash.
Wait for it........Wait for it....
I get compliments on my SCR all the time. People think they look cool, but they don't sell. Why is that Ben? Why did the SCR belly flop?Christ - that’s cheap. They’ve really not proved that popular, have they.....?? :grin2::grin2::grin2:
Ben
Big, heavy, underpowered, can’t do anything it is dressed up to do (i.e. scrambling).......shall I go on??I get compliments on my SCR all the time. People think they look cool, but they don't sell. Why is that Ben? Why did the SCR belly flop?
No.....Big, heavy, underpowered, can’t do anything it is dressed up to do (i.e. scrambling).......shall I go on??
NICE!! Welcome to the forum. There's nothing like a new bike. Okay, well maybe a new car or truck or boat, you know what I mean!😜JeversIts all true! I live a little over an hour south of Big St Charles Motorsports and I went up yesterday and picked one up. It had one mile on it before my test drive.
There’s nothing like a new bike.......at that price!!!NICE!! Welcome to the forum. There's nothing like a new bike. Okay, well maybe a new car or truck or boat, you know what I mean!😜Jevers
No, they haven’t, and I understand why. It’s not Yamaha’s finest product, and has the crudest transmission on any bike I’ve owned, and I’ve owned some junk. It doesn’t have good Highway geometry with a high speed wobble right in the middle of high traffic speed. The seat is an ass breaking travesty and the suspension requires the “Scrambler” image to be modified to “Urban Scrambler”.Christ - that’s cheap. They’ve really not proved that popular, have they.....?? :grin2::grin2::grin2:
Ben
Mind sharing what your out the door price was?Thanks! I have wanted a scrambler for a long time. I have been working on a 1965 Honda CB77 305 Superhawk as far as the vintage scrambler, but time is hard to come by. So I have been looking at the Ducati Scrambler for awhile as well as the SCR950, but when the price hit $2,999 plus dealer fees I had to drop the hammer! It's a great deal.
I want to say it was $3,754 OTD. They wanted to tack on another $400 if I paid cash so I had to finance it, but I'll cut a check in August when the first payment is due and pay it off.Mind sharing what your out the door price was?
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