I can read it. I have two of them in my shop, one 175, one 200 - there’s very few of them in the USA, but most of them came here. I have an owners manual too so that’s absolute proof they did exist. They were Handbuilt, used an F3 type front end, special frame, special brakes, special foot peg mounts and more so most of them got parted out to keep F3 racers going. I think they made 12 or 15 total but it might have been a few more than that. Vicki > On Aug 22, 2022, at 3:39 PM, Bob Ryan <ryanr256@gmail.com> wrote: > >  > Here's the post from the Scrambler forum: > > https://www.ducatiscramblerforum.com/threads/help-identifying-this-bike-pls.43504/ > > I think you don't need a login to read the messages. The original post was a while ago. I don't know why I got notified of it today. > > -Bob