Ducati: three new specials arrive at the Motor Bike Expo 2016

Ducati – The Land of Joy is present at the Motor Bike Expo from 22nd to 24th January with three Scrambler-based specials. They are called Peace Sixty2, Revolution and Artika and will be revealed in preview during the Verona event.

After the Scrambler Ducati Cafe Racer, the creative Veronese Mr. Martini creates the second Scrambler-based preparation. It is the Peace Sixty2, born on the basis of the new Sixty2, with an even more marked "Racer" connotation compared to the previous special created by this tuner, thanks to the 60s-style fairing. The plexiglass fairing designed by Mr. Martini for this motorbike, which makes the original headlight, the half handlebars, the single-seater tail, the Termignoni exhaust and the handcrafted leather saddle clearly visible, make the Peace Sixty2 a truly unique motorbike. A series of details and graphic details also contribute to its originality, such as the symbols that recall the concept of peace. With the Peace Sixty2 Mr. Martini also wanted to express a state of mind. The idea for this motorbike took shape during the recent and dramatic events in Paris, a city very dear to the preparer, where Mr. Martini is present with his creations, participating in events and exhibitions.

Revolution is a Scrambler Sixty2 transformed into pure bobber style. The motorbike is characterized by some artisanal elements handcrafted by Officine Mermaid, former creators of Scrambler Scratch. The Milanese trainer created, expressly for Revolution, the single-seater leather saddle, the steering plates and the number plate. The black color of this bike, typical of bobbers, is embellished with a dedicated pin stripping on the tank. The 17'' wheels on both the front and rear emphasize the custom character of the bike. Dario Mastroianni, founder and customizer of Officine Mermaid, wanted to call the bike Revolution to underline the total transformation that the bike has undergone. Low and mean, as the bobber style dictates, the Scrambler Revolution is an essential motorcycle, stripped of everything that is not essential.

Finally, Dario Lopez Studio signs the Scrambler Artika, a modern reinterpretation of the Ducati Pantah Ice project from the late 70s, which took part in the single-brand Ice Trophy, then dedicated exclusively to the Ducati Pantah, one of the iconic motorcycles of the Borgo Panigale company, also exhibited in the Ducati Museum. Scrambler Artika retains the color combinations of the historical version: it is dressed in fluorescent yellow and has vintage graphics in shades of blue. The mechanics, based on Icon, are enhanced by bringing to light the essence and brilliance of aluminum through an old style treatment. Pirelli knobby and studded ice tires make the Scrambler Artika a motorcycle with an extreme and unique character.