Latest News about Ducati Scrambler Icon [2017-2018]

Ducati India has launched the 2019 edition of its Scrambler series of motorcycles today. The range consists of the entry-level Icon followed by Full Throttle, Café Racer and the series top-spec Desert Sled. The motorcycles have been priced at Rs 7.69 lakhs, Rs 8.92 lakhs, Rs 9.78 lakhs and Rs 9.93 lakhs, respectively. (all prices are ex-showroom, India).

Ducati is scheduled to launch the entire 2019 range which comprises of the Icon, Desert Sled, Café Racer and Full Throttle in the country tomorrow, 26 April

Ducati is going to launch its entire 2019 Scrambler range in India on 26 April. However, we focus on the Icon which is the highest-seling Scrambler the world over and it gets some noteworthy differences for 2019. So, what can you expect from the 2019 Ducati Scrambler Icon?

Ducati will launch the 2019 Scrambler range on 26 April. The Scrambler range consists of the Icon, Full Throttle, Café Racer and the Desert Sled. However, the Icon and the Desert Sled will be launched on 26 April. The rest two are expected to launch in the next few months. 

The Custom Rumble is a biennial contest in which participants from across the world customise Scrambler motorcycles and the winner is felicitated at an international event. 

The new store is located in Banjara Hills in Hyderabad further expanding the brand’s dealership network to nine outlets.

Organised in association with the Eagle Rider India, the expedition will commence from Mumbai, will traverse through Malvan, Goa, Pune and back to Mumbai. Interested riders can book a spot by paying Rs 59,000 while the charge for a pillion rider is Rs 54,000. 

Triumph Motorcycles has updated its portfolio by launching the 2019 Street Twin. It is the company’s entry-level offering that sits below the Bonneville range.

Ducati has opened registrations for the second edition of the Ducati Riding Experience Off-Road Days. The riding experience will be conducted on 16 and 17 February in Bannerghatta, Bangalore.

Ducati recently revealed its line-up for 2019 at the World Premiere event. While some motorcycles get incremental updates, the others receive a major overhaul. Here’s all you need to know about the 2019 model range from the Italian manufacturer.