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Ducati was given the award for the most beautiful bike, the Scrambler, at this year's EICMA, the Milan Motorcycle Show, held each year in Italy.
As you can see from these photos, it is not difficult to understand why this is so. Ten thousand fans participated in the competition, arranged every year by "Motociclismo," an Italian magazine. Visitors were asked to complete a form either at the show, in person, or they could also submit the form online, via the magazine website. 43 percent of participants voted for the Scrambler; the 2nd closest only had 15 percent of the vote.
At EICMA, the Scrambler stand was supplemented with a backdrop of green lawn and music. From this, and the Scrambler's general marketing, it seems as if Ducati is bringing the motorcycle experience to all types of bikers; as evidenced by the Scrambler's customizable features.
While the Ducati Scrambler weighs just 170 kg with a 790mm seat height, it packs a nice 803cc air-cooled twin cylinder engine with 75 hp.
Before Ducati released the Scrambler, there was speculation that there was a surprise. Some rumors pointed to a second version of the Scrambler. It turns out that what Ducati was hiding was FOUR models of the Scrambler: the Icon, Urban Enduro, Full Throttle, and Classic. Each has their own personality and features: the Icon comes in both yellow and red; for those who favor dirt biking, the Urban Enduro will be the bike of choice, with its "Wild Green" color; Full Throttle might better suit "flat track" racers; and the Classic is more of a throwback to the 1970s with all the comfort and enjoyment of a modern bike.
The Scrambler can be customized and personalized with a myriad of accessories, which will allow Scrambler owners to show off their creativity and uniqueness. The Ducati Scrambler apparel line was also available for visitors of EICMA to view, which only furthered the Scrambler experience, promoting its ideals of creativity.
If you can wait until the end of January 2015, you will be able to purchase the Scrambler at Ducati dealerships.
Source: Ducati Scrambler wins visitors award for most beautiful bike of show at EICMA 2014 Motoroids.com
Let us know what you think about this. How will you customize your Scrambler? Which model interests you the most?

As you can see from these photos, it is not difficult to understand why this is so. Ten thousand fans participated in the competition, arranged every year by "Motociclismo," an Italian magazine. Visitors were asked to complete a form either at the show, in person, or they could also submit the form online, via the magazine website. 43 percent of participants voted for the Scrambler; the 2nd closest only had 15 percent of the vote.
At EICMA, the Scrambler stand was supplemented with a backdrop of green lawn and music. From this, and the Scrambler's general marketing, it seems as if Ducati is bringing the motorcycle experience to all types of bikers; as evidenced by the Scrambler's customizable features.

While the Ducati Scrambler weighs just 170 kg with a 790mm seat height, it packs a nice 803cc air-cooled twin cylinder engine with 75 hp.
Before Ducati released the Scrambler, there was speculation that there was a surprise. Some rumors pointed to a second version of the Scrambler. It turns out that what Ducati was hiding was FOUR models of the Scrambler: the Icon, Urban Enduro, Full Throttle, and Classic. Each has their own personality and features: the Icon comes in both yellow and red; for those who favor dirt biking, the Urban Enduro will be the bike of choice, with its "Wild Green" color; Full Throttle might better suit "flat track" racers; and the Classic is more of a throwback to the 1970s with all the comfort and enjoyment of a modern bike.

The Scrambler can be customized and personalized with a myriad of accessories, which will allow Scrambler owners to show off their creativity and uniqueness. The Ducati Scrambler apparel line was also available for visitors of EICMA to view, which only furthered the Scrambler experience, promoting its ideals of creativity.
If you can wait until the end of January 2015, you will be able to purchase the Scrambler at Ducati dealerships.

Let us know what you think about this. How will you customize your Scrambler? Which model interests you the most?