Ducati has launched three new versions of the Ducati Scrambler: the new Full Throttle, Café Racer and Desert Sled which were unveiled at Intermot in Cologne.
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The new Full Throttle is said to take its cue from the flat track scrambler ridden by Californian racer Frankie Garcia in the 2018 American Super Hooligan Championship.
The Café Racer (pictured) draws its inspiration from the Ducati 125GP Desmo. Its 17″ spoked wheels and aluminium bar-end mirrors give the bike a ’60s race look, while a modern radial front brake pump provides braking performance on a par with that of a sport bike. And there’s more: the exhaust with dual tailpipe, nose fairing, lateral number holders (with the number 54 in honour of Bruno Spiaggiari) and stubby mudguard are all clear references to the bikes that roared down British streets in the ’60s.
The Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled is claimed to rekindle the spirit of classic American off-road bikes without compromising on Ducati Scrambler lifestyle values.
The three bikes stand alongside the new Scrambler Icon from which they inherit new aesthetics and technical features: presented to the press in mid-September, and given its world-first public preview at Intermot.
“Just four years after the Scrambler Ducati brand official launch – in Cologne itself back in 2014 – more than 55,000 bikes have been sold worldwide,” the manufacturer says. “The breadth of the brand is also evident in the four Ducati Scrambler Camp stores in Borgo Panigale, Padua, Barcelona and New York, plus the two Scrambler Food Factory restaurants opened in Bologna.”
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To see the official launch video for these versions check out the Ducati Scrambler social networks or go to the official website and share the content through #joyvolution and #scramblerducati.
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