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The easiest way into Ducati ownership is via the Scrambler model range.

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The Icon forms the stepping stone into Ducati Scrambler ownership.

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All Scrambler models are powered by the same 803cc, air/oil-cooled, V-Twin engine.

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This engine makes 73hp and 65.2Nm of torque and is mated to a 6-speed gearbox.

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The Scrambler runs on an 18/17-in (F/R) wheel combination.

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The Icon is available in eight different colours.

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Since the bodywork is shared across the Scrambler Icon range, you only need to replace selective panels to change the colour.

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The Scrambler is one of only two Ducatis with a single front brake disc.

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It comes with a suite of rider aids, complemented by an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU).

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The Scrambler model lineup is the most affordable and accessible way into Ducati ownership. All Scrambler versions and variants are powered by the same air/oil-cooled, 803cc, 90-degree V-Twin motor making 73hp and 65.2Nm of torque. Unlike most modern Ducati V-Twin and V4 engines, this 'desmodue' motor still uses trademark desmodromically actuated valves, which results in a pretty maintainance-heavy machine, at least from a servicing and upkeep standpoint. The Icon is one of the most accessible ways into Scrambler ownership and is available in eight different colours. The neat touch here is that you only need to replace selective body panels to change colours as all other pieces of the bodywork are shared across the Scrambler Icon range. 

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