Italian bike maker Ducati has just revealed a new Scrambler Ducati. The bike has been doing reasonably well in the global markets, and Ducati had earlier announced that they would be adding more models to the Scrambler range. And, just a day before the EICMA kicked off, Ducati revealed a 400cc version of the Scrambler. The bike is called the Scrambler Sixty2, and it is the next version to join the Scrambler family, which the manufacturer claims will be sold in mature markets as a city-friendly motorcycle, but it also makes commercial sense for all markets, since smaller engines are now in higher demand.
The Scrambler Sixty2 gets a new 399cc air-cooled 2-valve V-twin engine, which was derived from the larger 803cc motor used on the rest of the Scrambler range. The engine will have a power output of around 41bhp. The bike looks exactly the same, and its gets ABS as standard and weighs 183 kilograms. However, the bike does not knock down the price tag, as the Sixty2 will only be around $1200 cheaper. We will have to wait and see when Ducati decides to bring the Sixty2 to India and how much they will knock off its Rs7.5 lakh price tag.
