Ducati Scrambler Mach 2.0

Ducati recently extended its Scrambler series of bikes by introducing the latest Ducati Scrambler Mach 2.0 bike that comes with advanced set of features. Inspired by the predecessor model of the Mach 1250 by Ducati, the Ducati Scrambler comes with inbuilt set of modified features that make it stand out from the rest. In comparison to the standard model of the Scrambler bike by Ducati, the latest entrant Ducati Scrambler Mach 2.0 gets the overall new look in terms of the visual appeals which include the special paint scheme that has been created by the renowned designer named Roland Sands from California. The bike makes use of the color inspirations from the West Coast pattern of the 1970s era. In addition to the overall paint scheme, there are additional styling modifications as well which give the Mach 2.0 a distinctive appeal.

The Ducati Scrambler Mach 2.0 is powered by the 803 cc, twin cylinder, Euro-IV compliant Desmodue engine. The engine of the bike is capable of producing around 71.40 BHP of maximum power @ 8,250 rpm. Similarly, it also produces a peak torque of around 67 Nm @ 5,750 rpm. The engine of the bike is mated to the 6-speed manual transmission gear with chain drive technology. The transmission system of the bike features the specialized APTC technology (Adler Power Torque Plate Clutch) of the Ducati series which comes with the specialized slipper purpose for effortless shifting. The Ducati Scrambler Mach 2.0 also receives the 14-Litre overall fuel tank capacity and weighs around 186 kgs.

The braking duties of the bike have been handled by the 330 mm at the front and 245 mm disc brakes towards the rear end. Both the braking systems are assisted by the ABS for enhanced security.

The only rival of the special series of the Scrambler Mach 2.0 by Ducati seems to be the Triumph Street series in the current scenario.

Taking its inspiration from the Ducati Scrambler standard version of the Bell Cross Idol helmet, the bike the engine displacement of 803 cc which is capable of reaching the top speed of around 193 kmph. The motorcycle is vintage-styled and features tapered aluminum, low-slung handlebars, black exhausts, a Flattened Track Pro seat, & cylinder head that is used for covering the brush-finished cooling fins.

The bike by Ducati glides on the 18-inch special alloy wheels that come along with dual sport Pirelli MT tires. The suspensions system of the bike comes from the famous Kayaba and features the 41 mm inverted front along with adjustable monoshock system towards the rear end.

The Italian bike manufacturing company has confirmed that it will be making the Scrambler Mach 2.0 series available across all the major Ducati showrooms in India and the bookings for the bike have already commenced.