[project]

Ducatis are FAMOUS for their electronics packages, especially the modern Ducatis who sport several power modes and traction control settings toss in the odd quickshifter and you have a bike that rides the owner and not the other way around.

Question, do you think the Scrambler will have some semblance of Ducati ELectronics on board or will we see this be a truely no frills package from Ducati?

 

[dukes]

this is a good question and i'd have to say this is a tough one, it might depend on how they want to price it, having it being no frills would also make for a cool experience

 

[Harley Ben]

Ducatis are FAMOUS for their electronics packages, especially the modern Ducatis who sport several power modes and traction control settings toss in the odd quickshifter and you have a bike that rides the owner and not the other way around.

Question, do you think the Scrambler will have some semblance of Ducati ELectronics on board or will we see this be a truely no frills package from Ducati?

Nah, they'll keep it basic (unless you count ABS?!)

 

[dukes]

Nah, they'll keep it basic (unless you count ABS?!)

It's a ducati so maybe we can count ABS

 

[Zeus]

I think there will be a tech package. I think that the Scrambler will want to look like it is bare bones but actually have all the pleasantries of every other Ducati.

 

[project]

But then are you prepared to pay the price of every other Ducati? If the whole point of the scrambler is too open up the Ducati brand to a new calibre of clientele I don't think we can just assume the Scrambler will mimic the manners of every other Ducati....

 

[tonyjuliano]

I certainly hope not...

I don't even want the ABS.