Ducati has revealed its 2025 Scrambler range which includes two variants, Icon Dark and Full Throttle, priced rideaway from $17,300 and $21,000, respectively.
The Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark is a new variant, effectively replacing the similar Icon grade, while the Nightshift has been omitted from the updated range.
Ducati expects the new range to hit Australian showrooms in April, 2025.
Distinguishing the 2025 Scrambler model is a number of styling revisions with new colour options.
The Scrambler saw a major update in 2023, with a lighter eight-disc clutch and a weight saving of “about 2.5 kilograms”, a revised trellis frame, swingarm and newly-designed 18-inch (front) and 17-inch (rear) wheels bringing further weight savings, dropping approximately four kilograms compared to its predecessor.
The bike continues to be motivated by the brand’s 803cc L-twin, generating 54kW and 68Nm.
Also carrying over is a six-axis IMU for lean-angle sensitive traction control and cornering ABS toggled via two rider modes: Road and Wet. An up/down quickshifter is standard on the range-topping Full Throttle, and available as an option on the Icon Dark.
The Full Throttle is the sportiest looking of the range as it takes inspiration from flat-track racers with a bash plate, black-finish exhaust shield, a shorter front guard and deleted rear guard, red highlights on the wheels, a Termignoni exhaust and LED indicators.
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