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We've discovered a Ducati Scrambler that stands apart from all others. Taking the advantage of the customization of the Scrambler, or more appropriately, fully exploiting it, the Scrambler team in Thailand has created an off-road beast better suited for post-apocalyptic zombie fighting than for cruising today's streets.
From AutoEvolution.com:
The Scrambler retained its characteristic attire but was dramatically changed. Brushed metal replaces the mellow colors inspired by the '70s, and aggressive lines have been used to stress out the bike's off-road DNA.
The stylish headlight is replaced by a square-ish flat front plate Mad Max could really use. The integrated headlight enjoys four cutaways in the tracker plate to replicate the daytime driving lights of the base model.
Scrambler stands for dirt fun, so the fenders had to go, also because they would most likely not fit any longer after Pirelli Scorpion Rally tires shod the bike.
The brushed tank shows off the texture of the metal, and the aluminium sidepanels were replaced by retro, yet awesomely stylish leather-clad ones. A CNC-machined fuel cap was also used.
Ducati Thailand wrapped the collectors and installed a racey, shorty exhaust can for some extra aggressiveness and possibly, extra horsies. The Scrambler Dirt Track Concept is ready to hit the dirt, but whoever rides it should better be careful on rocky trails: cast wheels are not exactly the best choice for serious off-road.
Check out more photos below: