Ducati Scrambler 1100 Pro to launch on September 22

    Ducati is expected to launch both, the Scrambler 1100 Pro and Scrambler 1100 Sport Pro on Tuesday.

    Published On Sep 18, 2020 12:46:00 PM

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    Ducati Scrambler 1100 Pro to launch on September 22

    Ducati’s Scrambler 1100 Pro is expected to go on sale in India on September 22. While the company has made no mention of it, both, the Pro and Sport Pro versions are expected to arrive.

    The new Scrambler 1100 will be the second BS6-compliant Ducati motorcycle to go on sale in India, with the first being the Panigale V2 that was launched recently.

    BS6 Scrambler 1100 specifications

    Both the Ducati Scrambler 1100 variants are based on the same platform and share the same trellis frame and Euro 5/ BS6-compliant engine. The 1,079cc, air-cooled, L-Twin makes 86hp at 7,500rpm and 88Nm of torque at 4,750rpm. The new Scrambler Pros also get a revised exhaust system that helps in meeting the emission norms.

    In terms of styling and equipment, both the Ducati Scrambler 1100 Pro models get an improved seat and a repositioned number plate holder that sits lower. The Sport Pro gets a special matte black paint as well.

    Scrambler 1100 suspension and electronics

    The Sport Pro is also the higher-spec model and is distinguished by its lower handlebars, with cafe racer-style bar-end mirrors, and premium Öhlins suspension. The Scrambler 1100 Pro, on the other hand, gets a Marzocchi front fork and Kayaba monoshock.

    In terms of safety, both motorcycles get Ducati Traction Control or DTC, Bosch cornering ABS and three riding modes – Active, Journey and City.

    Scrambler 1100 expected price

    Prices for the BS4 Scrambler 1100 started at Rs 10.91 lakh and went up to Rs 11.42 lakh. The new models are expected to cost quite a bit more. 

    All prices, ex-showroom, Delhi

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