[Po Zhang]

I think the stock colors are a little too hipster to my taste. I prefer classic color schemes so I created my own versions as a guide to customize my scrambler in the future. I think with these color schemes, it looks as equally classic as the Triumph Bonneville.

What do you think?

1st version, "the Desert Storm". Inspired by Royal Enfield's Desert Storm. I modified the Icon and put a classic seat. I re-shaped the foam under the seat and made it flat like the Bonneville. The side panel with logo was blackened out. I put the high mud guard, front grill, blackened the handle bar and tail. The color is matte brown.

2. "Into the Unknown". Inspired by David Beckham's T100 in Brazil, I removed the front mudguard, painted the tank matte black. The side panel was blackened. The seat's leather was changed to more reddish tone. I also installed classic saddle bags. Also installed a skid plate.

3. The same as above but with a brown tank.

4. "Black Out". This version, I modified the icon and installed the Full Throttle's handle bar and tail section. I blacked out the silver details on the side frame, its tank, front mudguard, and exhaust.

5. "Black Magic". I like the classic version Ducati offer but I don't like the yellow tank much so I changed it into a glossy black. See how it turns out!

It would be great if anyone would like to share pics of your own versions here too.

 

[Po Zhang]

6. "Pearl White"

 

[Po Zhang]

I also tried making 3 variations because I don't like much the yellow. Which one do you like most?

 

[Albie]

I love the 62 Yellow and that's why its coming to me. Suddenly my garage has 3 yellow bikes 1 orange and a white one and a popsi purple one in. I think any colour will look good. My monster 1100s had 3 tank/body colours white/silver and carbon fibre so I know I will find it hard but I fell for the whole yellow thing .

 

[Albie]

I actually like the white and would look good with a tricolor red and green running through the centre front to back.. Wouldn't be too keen on doing the side panels though. Maybe also a pastel blue

 

[Po Zhang]

I actually like the white and would look good with a tricolor red and green running through the centre front to back.. Wouldn't be too keen on doing the side panels though. Maybe also a pastel blue

Italian flag is a great idea! Thanks for sharing your thought. I will try that.

 

[Po Zhang]

7. "Dodger Blue" as requested by some folks. I painted matte and glossy. The seat is flat and more reddish.

 

[Po Zhang]

8. "The Classic Cafe". Replaced the handle bar with a cafe style from the Thruxton, also changed the headlight. Still with the original Scrambler's gauge. Also a 2nd variation with a cafe seat cowl, and rear aluminum mudguard removed.

A different version with a cafe seat cowl. The seat made lower and slimmer.

 

[Po Zhang]

Version 9 "Scrambler Italia"

With red frame.

 

[CookieKing]

I would like a deep purple one. Is that weird?

 

[Albie]

I would like a deep purple one. Is that weird?

Not my cuppa tea but you never know. I have a popsi purple fizzy and a love that. My first ever bike relived.

 

[Albie]

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That looks brilliant. I may well do that one day, Thanks bud.

 

[BostonBike]

Nice work putting the different flavors into pics!! Not sure how you did it but great idea !!
Can you make a special request?
Start with the enduro and get it ready for the woods
1 - Get rid of the license plate holder and move the plate up top like a short fender extension
2 - Add a 21" spoked front wheel
3 - Add a real skid plate
4 - Add some barkbusters (hand guards)
5 - take off the mirrors ( they will be replaced with a single small fold away version)
6 - remove the blinkers (they will be replaced with small micro sized LED's)

Thanks!!!

 

[Po Zhang]

Nice work putting the different flavors into pics!! Not sure how you did it but great idea !!
Can you make a special request?
Start with the enduro and get it ready for the woods
1 - Get rid of the license plate holder and move the plate up top like a short fender extension
2 - Add a 21" spoked front wheel
3 - Add a real skid plate
4 - Add some barkbusters (hand guards)
5 - take off the mirrors ( they will be replaced with a single small fold away version)
6 - remove the blinkers (they will be replaced with small micro sized LED's)

Thanks!!!

Thanks That's a lot of works so I will try that when I have free time.

 

[Po Zhang]

Version 10. Ducati Scrambler "the Black Mamba"

Flat black with forest green touch and gold Brembo brake calipers. The headlamp bezel, handle bar, and side frame pattern, all blackened out.

 

[Po Zhang]

4 different shades of Scrambler Classic: Black, White, Red, and Olive Green.

 

[Po Zhang]

Outdoor comparison of the black and white variations. Which color do you like more? Black or White?

 

[Po Zhang]

Version 11: "The Heritage"

Classic front mudguard with a number plate. Black headlight bezel. Black side logo plate. Handlebar and rear part from the full throttle.

Version 11: "The Legacy"

A more silvery variation of the Heritage, seen above.

 

[Stu]

I prefer the white Italia version. Were I to get one I would try to get the red Icon and change it. You can go to a 19" front but the 21" would probably not clear. If you went 3.50x18 rear and 2.50x19 front you would have nearly every dual sport tire available to you. And you could go with some heavy duty spokes, nipples, rims (even tubeless rims) and be able to hit rocks without damage. The cast wheels would break. Put the skid plate on, the high rear fender and it would be a great back country roads bike. You could actually trail ride it then on less technically demanding trails. The scrambler as a "desert sled"? Fun!

 

[Wallcrawl]

Desert sled is exactly what I'm thinking of doing to mine