Ducati scrambler

The scrambler (Scrambler) is the motorcycle of the single cylinder which Italian motorcycle maker, Ducati sold from 1962 through 1974 in the United States and is a motorcycle producing as a new brand in 2015. An American Berliner motor corporation is in charge of the production.

Displacement volume from 250cc to 450cc was sold once. 450 variants were sold as Jupiter in the United States. The new scrambler was announced in インターモト of 2014, and sale was started in 2015. Four of the full throttle which imaged the icon that the model expressed the motorcycle which Ducati produced in the 70s by modern interpretation, the classical music which imaged the 70s, Urban enduro reflecting the image of off-road, a flat track race were sold. Sixty2 of 400cc was sold in 2016.

History

The first scrambler (1962 through 1967) was derived in the model that the public road run with the characteristic called the narrow case of the engine which changed the frame lightly was possible. Originally Michael Berliner switched to a road motorcycle for a dirt track race carried out in the United States and was derived to Ducati Diana. Because the maximum displacement volume of the engine was 250cc, these scramblers are generally called a narrow case scrambler.

• Scrambler OHC 250 (1962 through 1963)
• Scrambler 250 (1964 through 1968)
• Scrambler 350 (1967 through 1968)

The second generation

A wide engine case was used for the second generation scrambler. The frame was derived to the motorcycle of the factory team of the Ducati which led Bruno spa diant and experienced it and was made modifications.

• Scrambler 125 (1970 through 1971)
• Scrambler 250 (1968 through 1975)
• Scrambler 350 (1968 through 1975)
• Scrambler 450 (1969 through 1976)
• デスモ R/T 450 (1970 through 1971)

Outside link

• Ducati scrambler official site
  • Ducati scrambler Japanese site

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