The culture of scrambler motorcycles dates back to the middle of the twentieth century, when riders had to custom modify their bikes for seamless transition between road and track.
Back in the day, the movement had died out due to the introduction of the purpose built dirt models and resurfaced only 50 years later. Technically though, modern scramblers no longer play the purpose they used to, instead it is all about the looks, stripped down vintage style and raw retro appeal.
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All of the models featured in this #ATmotorcycles episode:
Triumph Scrambler 1200: triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/motorcycles/classic/bonneville-scrambler-1200
The Scrambler 1200 comes in as an all-new model for the 2019 with a fresh design, revamped powertrain and improved overall packaging, including brakes, suspension and dashboard.
Indian FTR 1200: indianmotorcycle.com/en-us/ftr1200
The FTR 1200 is inspired by the flat-track two-wheelers which used to dominate the dirt circuits and are now becoming extremely popular on the social media.
Benelli Leoncino: presskit.benelli.com/presskit/leoncino_eng.html
The new Benelli Leoncino pays tribute to the retro Italian motorcycles of the past, but gets a comprehensive set of modern features including a new engine, suspension, frame and lighting.
Husqvarna Svartpilen 401: husqvarna-motorcycles.com/svartpilen/svartpilen-401
The 2019 Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 has the same underpinnings as KTM 390 Duke and it was designed for fighting the city and occasional off-road trails, since the wheels are wearing rugged tires.
Ducati Scrambler 1100: scramblerducati.com/en/bike/1100
The Ducati’s iconic Scrambler model received a 1,079 cc displacement modification for the 2019 model year, which comes in three trims: Base, Special and Sport.
Suzuki SV650 Scrambler: suzuki-moto.com/gamme-2018/sv650-scrambler
Suzuki is among the latest motorbike manufacturers to join the effort of bringing scrambler styled motorcycles to the market and frankly they are not trying to rush the production, since for now Suzuki SV650 Scrambler project is limited to France only.
Honda CB1100 EX: powersports.honda.com/standard/2017/cb1100.aspx
Honda CB1100 EX was last updated in 2017, featuring the brand’s iconic red steel tank, chromed fenders, and a retro-looking round headlight. It also received a 1140cc revamped transverse four-cylinder engine delivering 90 horsepower and 67 lb-ft of torque.
BMW R NineT Scrambler: bmwmotorcycles.com/en/models/heritage/rninetscrambler.html#/section-the-design-of-the-r-nine-t-scrambler
BMW R NineT Scrambler is a cheaper version of the R NineT roadster and also one of the most expensive and powerful scramblers on the market. It is powered by a 1,170 cc twin-cylinder boxer engine that delivers 110 hp and 86 lb-ft of torque.
Yamaha SCR950: yamaha-motor.eu/gb/en/products/motorcycles/sport-heritage/scr950/
Yamaha SCR950 is considered a classic scrambler bike that boasts all of scrambler must haves, from an upswept exhaust system to vintage design and spoked wheels wrapped in knobby tires. It is powered by a 942 cc V-Twin that belongs to an exclusive class of motorcycle engines that have more torque than power.
Kawasaki Z900RS ABS: kawasaki.com/products/2019-Z900RS-ABS?cm_re=MPP-_-PRODUCTTRIMLIST-_-VEHICLEDETAILS
Kawasaki Z900RS ABS is one of the most authentic scramblers out there. It blends retro design and modern elements to offer the best mix of riding comfort, sporty performance, and iconic styling features.
Ducati Scrambler Icon: icon.scramblerducati.com
The most successful representative of the Ducati Scrambler lineup is the Icon which receives a much needed refresh for the 2019 model year.
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Great vid that triumph is awesome! Looks great pretty powerfull and who wouldn't wanna to share name with vodka company?
Nothing beats a SCRAMBLER classic look!
Several suggestions for those, who prefer the scrambler motorcycle style. Which of the bikes did you like the most and do you have other suggestions to this list?