The Ducati Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro and Urban Motard have made their first appearance.


Ducati is seizing the opportunity in 2021, as it's a crucial time for the renowned Italian motorcycle manufacturer. The Bologna-based factory is celebrating a significant milestone this year. Back in 1971, Ducati revolutionized the industry by unveiling the world's inaugural air-cooled twin-cylinder engine. This bike served as the bedrock for the legendary Scrambler legacy.

Ducati Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro and Urban Motard debut

Ducati marks its momentous 50th anniversary by incorporating significant historical design features into the new Ducati Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro. The classic Ducati emblem, crafted by Giugiaro, is prominently featured throughout the design, paying homage to the brand's legacy.

If that doesn't evoke enough retro-modern glory for you, perhaps the historic Giallo Ocra color scheme will.

Honestly, it's a combination of stylistic elements that makes you ask, "why didn't they do it earlier?"

The Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro boasts of a flawlessly executed retro design that pays tribute to Ducati's legacy. But that's not all; Ducati has also introduced a new variant of the Urban Motard Scrambler 800 in October 2021, perfect for the modern, dynamic lifestyle. This new model features a unique livery that combines the Star White Silk texture with the Ducati GP 19 Red and black graphics on the tank, inspired by graffiti.

Ducati Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro and Urban Motard debut

Ducati's latest motorcycle models have a unique style that includes a flat seat, low handlebars, side license plates, bright red fenders, and 17-inch spoked alloy wheels with Pirelli Diablo Rosso III tires. Although the Scrambler entries offer a fresh look, there are no changes under the hood. Fans can purchase one of the two new Scrambler models in a 35kW version. The Urban Motard starts at US$11,695 (around Rp.164 million) in the United States, while the Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro starts at US$13,995 (about Rp.196 million).

Source: Ducati

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