The new livery that distinguishes the Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled is instead a tribute to the enduro bikes of the ‘80s. Ducati Scrambler 1100 Dark PRO is an elegant and fully customizable motorcycle, characterized by "Dark Stealth" livery, combined with a tubular steel frame and an aluminium rear sub-frame, both in black.
Made with the aim of fully transmitting some typical elements of the Ducati Scrambler brand, such as purity, essentiality and a sense of freedom, the 1100 Dark PRO represents the entry-level model to the "Land of Joy" 1100 range and it is the right bike to get on the saddle and conquer every road with a wealth of personality. The bike is also equipped with a new two-seater saddle, comfortable for both the rider and the passenger and ideal for exploring the night without sacrificing the right amount of style. The model is characterized by having narrow and straight handlebars with café racer mirrors, while the number plates and the absence of the rear mudguard give it a more aggressive tone. Perfect for dreamers and for those who love nocturnal atmospheres, the new Ducati Scrambler Nightshift is an essential bike with a gutsy character, strongly inspired by the metropolitan world. Thanks to this result, the brand that makes sense of freedom, joy and self-expression its core values, has also passed the milestone of 80,000 motorcycles distributed globally, just 6 years after its creation. The arrival of the new models in dealers brings an end to an excellent 2020 for Ducati Scrambler, which with 9,265 units delivered worldwide was the most sold family of motorcycles from the Borgo Panigale manufacturer during the year. The models that enrich the “Land of Joy” are the new Ducati Scrambler Nightshift and Ducati Scrambler 1100 Dark PRO models, together with the new colours for Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled and Ducati Scrambler Icon. All the Ducati Scrambler innovations for 2021 presented during the “Ducati World Première” are now available in Ducati network dealers ( link to the press kit here).
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