Ducati launches limited edition Scrambler – only 500 units

Ducati launches the Scrambler Ducati 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition, a limited edition motorcycle celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Scrambler series. With only 500 numbered units available worldwide, the collaboration between Ducati and Rizoma introduces a unique blend of art and engineering.

This commemorative model marks the 10th anniversary of the legacy Scrambler, a motorcycle known for its rebellious spirit and individualistic charm. For the first time, long-term Ducati partner Rizoma is directly involved in the design of a production model, bringing their expertise in high-end motorcycle accessories to the table.

Design and styling

The Scrambler Ducati 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition stands out with a unique “Metallic Rose” finish that highlights its elegant yet bold design. The livery was developed in collaboration with the Ducati Design Center and Rizoma and features a three-color scheme of Stone White, Black and Metallic Rose. Black dominates the engine, chassis components and features such as the handlebar-end mirrors and exhaust system, while metallic rose accentuates smaller elements such as the footpegs, lids and windscreen. The result is a refined three-dimensional appearance that makes this Scrambler stand out from other models in the Ducati range.

Ducati Strategy and Center Director Andrea Ferraresi said the Rizoma’s attention to detail and aesthetic precision helped maintain the Scrambler’s original essence while elevating its design. Fabrizio Rigolio, founder and creative director of Rizoma, describes the bike as “dedicated to the 500 people who dare to challenge themselves, who think big and want to leave an indelible mark.”

Power and performance

Underneath the exquisite design, the Scrambler Ducati 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition is equipped with an 803cc L-twin Desmodromic engine. The air-cooled unit delivers 73 hp at 8,250 rpm and 67 Nm of torque at 5,750 rpm, providing a balance between city commuting and spirited riding. The bike comes with a six-speed gearbox and is enhanced by Ducati’s signature riding dynamics, delivering stability and agility on city streets and rough terrain.

A key mechanical highlight is the use of a trellis frame, which is both light and strong, aiding the bike’s nimble handling. The suspension setup consists of an inverted fork at the front and a mono-shock absorber at the rear with adjustable preload, ensuring rider comfort and control in varying conditions.

unique features

This limited edition Scrambler also includes some Rizoma-specific details. These include custom handlebar-end mirrors, a custom exhaust system, and sculpted footpegs, all of which add to the uniqueness of the bike. Additionally, the bike comes with a special plaque denoting its limited edition number, making each bike a true collector’s item.

The bike also comes with modern technology such as dual-channel ABS, LED lighting and digital displays, ensuring that while the design may pay homage to the past, the features are completely up to date.