On the flip side, the CL 500 is not designed to 'scramble' per se, with that rugged impression mostly cosmetic, but so long as the trails aren't too demanding, at £5,999, it's a great value, great quality, great fun choice. Indeed, with 46bhp on tap from the well proven 471cc engine, it makes light work of the CL 500's very useable 191kg weight, handling with vigour and feeling nimble in the city. ![]() Handsome and understated in that very particular Honda way, the CL 500 appears as though the Rebel hit puberty, growing a few inches taller, stepping out on larger knobbly tyres and bulging in all the right places, while fit and finish is of a higher standard than its modest price would suggest. Yes, Honda's right-down-the-middle '500' family gains a new member in the Honda CL 500, a compact, trendy Scrambler-style roadster that'll be tempting and teasing you to purchase it rather than its rather more plain CB500F brother. While its 84bhp isn’t quite the match of those performance cycle parts it is grunty, brisk and cultured – in short, it's the Scrambler for the more refined.Īnd then there were five. ![]() Priced at £12,795, the Tribute edition errs more into a vintage vibe than its more contemporary brothers, the romantic throwback details - such as the retro typeface Ducati logo, black spoke wheels, 'Giallo Ocra' yellow livery and special, exposed stitching brown-coloured seat - are effortlessly cool. Right now, there are three to choose from the Ducati Scrambler 1100 Dark Pro, Ducati Scrambler 1100 Sport Pro and - our pick here and newest addition - the Ducati Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro. If you not sold on any of the variants in the current range, hang around long enough and Ducati will almost certainly switch things up with a fresh line at some stage. ![]() Visit our Guest Assistance Guide for additional Accessibility information.The arrival of Ducati’s original 800cc Scrambler family in 2015 proved such a popular success that the Italian firm swiftly followed it up with two extra, larger Ducati Scrambler 1100 Pro versions in 2018 designed to appeal to more experienced riders and deliver the extra performance such riders expect.Do not use the ride restraints for support as they will shift. Please use caution when entering and exiting as the ride unit may shift.Riders will have to take several steps, on their own or with the assistance of a companion, and be capable of elevating themselves up into the seat. Alternate Access is available at the ride exit.Guests with a cervical collar, neck brace, broken collar bone, or braced arm cast are not permitted to ride.Guests may have two functioning legs instead of one functioning arm and one functioning leg. Amputations must be at the knee or below. Two functioning arms are sufficient instead of one functioning arm and one functioning leg if the Guest has a normal center of gravity and lower extremities are sufficiently strong to support weight against the restraint under the dynamic conditions of the ride.Guests must have a minimum of two functioning extremities one functioning arm and one functioning leg.The smaller Rider must sit on the inside seat.A shared lap bar and seatbelt secures all Riders in the row across the thighs and pelvis.Rotating cars are mounted on counter-rotating arms, which produces strong accelerations and side-to-side movement, changing force and direction rapidly.Guests must be 48" tall to ride alone OR 36" tall and accompanied by a Supervising Companion. Four rotating cars, each seating one to three Guests, are mounted on each of the three counter-rotating arms.By the time you experience all the twists, turns and gyrations and then get off, your brain is totally scrambled up! And it’s pure awesome! Are you going to crash into other spinning cars? Will the intense, centrifugal force propel you into the next state? The only thing that will make sense is your extreme urge to hold on tight while the ride’s colorful arms swirl into a rainbow around you. In fact, you won’t know quite what you’re looking at as you rotate clockwise and counterclockwise at the exact same time. ![]() On this classic amusement park ride, you’ll spin around this way and that, never seeing the same thing twice. Have you ever made scrambled eggs? If so, you’ll know that success depends on stirring the eggs this way and that, for the entire time you’re cooking.
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