Ducati: the best 5 Specials of the "Custom Rumble" will compete in the final

Ducati – There are five custom bikes, one for each continent. These are the specials that have earned the final of "Custom Rumble", the competition that rewards the most beautiful Scramblers customized by official Ducati dealers from all over the world.

Voted for with likes by users on the Instagram profile @customrumble, where videos and photos of the dealers' work in progress have been posted for several months, the five special finalists are called 'Iron lungs', created by Warsaw Liberty Moto (Poland) in collaboration with two customizers, 'Ice Track Pro', arrived from the Canadian creative workshop Bow Cycle North, 'Scrambobber', Made in Thailand by Ducati Vibhavadi, 'ScramblArabia', built by Wheels of Arabia from Bahrain and 'Scramblegale', signed by Canberra Motorcycles Center, dealer in the Australian capital. All the dealers participating in the "Custom Rumble" competition began working on their works last September, while online voting began at the end of October and continued until January. Next July during the largest Ducati gathering in the world which is the World Ducati Week, scheduled from 1 to 3 July in Misano Adriatico, the most beautiful custom Scrambler will be chosen among the five that reached the final. The winner will be decided by a special jury of experts made up of designers, motorcyclists and customizers.

The finalist dealers will be present at WDW 2016 together with their magnificent creations from this passionate "Custom Rumble". Scrambler is a new brand born within Ducati to interpret the values ​​of the iconic Ducati Scrambler of the 70s, born in the United States and then becoming a worldwide success in just a few years. Scrambler comes in four versions. Alongside the Icon, available in yellow and red, there are three other versions that allow every motorcyclist to freely express himself. The Full Throttle, the Classic and the Urban Enduro, which perfectly interprets the values ​​of outdoor and life in the open air.