Just revealed at the 2014 Intermot show in Germany, the new 2015 Ducati Scrambler, which features aggressively notched tires on large wheels, 6 speeds and an air/oil-cooled 75 horsepower 803cc engine, is targeted at urban commandos ready to take on the crumbling infrastructure of modern metropolises.

















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The 2015 Ducati Scrambler is finally here. A throw-back to the original Scrambler, it's an air-cooled 800cc, 400 pound, $8,589 bike set to release early next year and it's beautiful.




There are only a couple color options at the moment, 62 Yellow or Ducati Red, but there are several different themed versions to go along with the standard Scrambler release: Scrambler Urban Enduro, Scrambler Full Throttle, and the Scrambler Classic.


URBAN ENDURO

“Wild Green” with black frame and brown seat
Spoked aluminium wheels
Engine sump guard
High front mudguard in plastic
Headlight grill
Handlebar cross-strut
Plastic fork protectors


FULL THROTTLE

“Deep Black” with black frame and black seat Flat-track style seat with yellow inserts Indicatorlightssupport Sports style front mudguard Black fuel tank side covers Dedicated logo.


CLASSIC

“Orange sunshine” with black frame and brown seat Spoked aluminum wheels Front and rear metal mudguards Dedicated seat with lozenge-type stitching pattern Fuel tank with black central stripe,just like the ‘70s Scrambler Dedicated logo.


Pricing
Icon Red: $8,495 (USA), $9,295 (Canada),
Icon Yellow: $8,595 (USA), $9,395 (Canada),
Full Throttle: $9,995 (USA), $10,995 (Canada),
Urban Enduro: $9,995 (USA), $10,995 (Canada),
Classic: $9,995 (USA), $10,995 (Canada)

 

What was old is NEW again! I like it.

 

Sweet classic looks with modern engineering

 

I really like the asymmetrically mounted mini rear fender that also holds the license plate

 

First Ride via Revzilla.com: