I love how it looks naked like this, still can't wait to see what it ends up looking like as a production model. My biggest complaint right now is the mirrors, they stick out way too much, hopefully it was just from the parts bin so they can test the bike and nothing destined for production.
2014 Ducati Scrambler Spotted In The Wild LEAKED!!! October 28, 2013
2014 Ducati Scrambler Spotted On The Streets LEAKED!!! October 28, 2013
Finally, No more saturated or unfocused spy shot of the new upcoming 2014 Ducati Scrambler this one is crystal clear.
Being able to get a clear view of the components one thing that really stood out to me was the streetfighter styled headlamp. Unsure if it will carry over to production but looking at the rest of it you will notice the so called banana type swing arm. The reason for this comes down to two things, one this type of arm is known for it's sturdy construction compared to other types and two is to bring back some old school theme.
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"I would like to see the round retro headlamp to go with the theme, don't you agree?"
Another you must notice is the spoked rim up front, most likely what both wheels will be going with for production unlike the tubeless in the rear.
Well, we can't leave out the engine of course. with this photo evidence it is seen with Ducati's very air cooled monster engine. However, at this point there is any offcial news of the egnine options on the boards.
What is off you might ask? If you look closely at the front the only braking components spotted is the single disc rotor and caliper Bremebo system. And of course the antler of side mirrors. If you ask me it looks this frankenstein was just put together for the basics.
In terms of price we can all agree that the Scrambler can only do well with sales if it was offered starting under $10,000. Unless, Ducati wants this modern retro production to lead the same path of the predecessor...
Finally, No more saturated or unfocused spy shot of the new upcoming 2014 Ducati Scrambler this one is crystal clear.
Being able to get a clear view of the components one thing that really stood out to me was the streetfighter styled headlamp. Unsure if it will carry over to production but looking at the rest of it you will notice the so called banana type swing arm. The reason for this comes down to two things, one this type of arm is known for it's sturdy construction compared to other types and two is to bring back some old school theme.
"I would like to see the round retro headlamp to go with the theme, don't you agree?"
Another you must notice is the spoked rim up front, most likely what both wheels will be going with for production unlike the tubeless in the rear.
Well, we can't leave out the engine of course. with this photo evidence it is seen with Ducati's very air cooled monster engine. However, at this point there is any offcial news of the egnine options on the boards.
What is off you might ask? If you look closely at the front the only braking components spotted is the single disc rotor and caliper Bremebo system. And of course the antler of side mirrors. If you ask me it looks this frankenstein was just put together for the basics.
In terms of price we can all agree that the Scrambler can only do well with sales if it was offered starting under $10,000. Unless, Ducati wants this modern retro production to lead the same path of the predecessor...
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