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When the Ducati Multistrada (which means “many roads”) was introduced back in 2003 it was clear that it was something different. Some may found it beautiful, some ugly, but that’s all taste. It was an ambitious try from Ducati to compete with the absolute #1 in this road/off road segment: the BMW GS. It was a bit edgy indeed and the bike got a lot of criticism (not only the design) and it was never a real sales hit until the introduction of the Multistrada 1200 in 2010, but that’s a different story.

Let’s jump back to 2016: Scott Stansfield from England had a 2003 Ducati Multistrada 1000DS and a dream to build a custom Ducati someday.

Scott, an engineer, had a simple picture in mind for his first custom motorcycle: a lightweight scrambler with a huge fun factor, Scott started working in his own little workshop. This Ducati Multistrada Scrambler is the result:

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 7

The tank was completely made from epoxy resin /fiberglass and steel (inside), and took Scott over 100 hours of hard work.

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 15

The rear frame was cut of just behind the tank and a small hoop was placed to create a cool looking floating seat. Just like the gas tank, the seat was created from fiberglass.

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 10

Just like the original Multistrada it looks different… The short rear and upright riding position makes this a real hooligan bike. And it sure is a head turner.

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 13

And what about the ride? Scott: “This bike rides awesome, very light and flickable with loads of grunt!”

Well Scott: go on! Create some more cool bikes!

PS. it’s for sal, contact us for an inquiry
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By Published On: August 19, 2016Categories: Scrambler0 Comments on Ducati Multistrada ScramblerTags: 1.8 min readViews: 720

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About the Author: Ron Betist

Ron Betist grew up with motorcycles with a father heading the Amsterdam motorcycle police force. He has been riding (legally) for over 40 years and motorcycles are his true passion. With a life-long career in marketing and sales he has a huge international network. He joined as a contributor at BikeBrewers in 2017 to spread his word about bikes with the rest of the world.

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When the Ducati Multistrada (which means “many roads”) was introduced back in 2003 it was clear that it was something different. Some may found it beautiful, some ugly, but that’s all taste. It was an ambitious try from Ducati to compete with the absolute #1 in this road/off road segment: the BMW GS. It was a bit edgy indeed and the bike got a lot of criticism (not only the design) and it was never a real sales hit until the introduction of the Multistrada 1200 in 2010, but that’s a different story.

Let’s jump back to 2016: Scott Stansfield from England had a 2003 Ducati Multistrada 1000DS and a dream to build a custom Ducati someday.

Scott, an engineer, had a simple picture in mind for his first custom motorcycle: a lightweight scrambler with a huge fun factor, Scott started working in his own little workshop. This Ducati Multistrada Scrambler is the result:

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 7

The tank was completely made from epoxy resin /fiberglass and steel (inside), and took Scott over 100 hours of hard work.

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 15

The rear frame was cut of just behind the tank and a small hoop was placed to create a cool looking floating seat. Just like the gas tank, the seat was created from fiberglass.

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 10

Just like the original Multistrada it looks different… The short rear and upright riding position makes this a real hooligan bike. And it sure is a head turner.

Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 13

And what about the ride? Scott: “This bike rides awesome, very light and flickable with loads of grunt!”

Well Scott: go on! Create some more cool bikes!

PS. it’s for sal, contact us for an inquiry
Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 26 Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 28 Ducati Multistrada Scrambler 6

By Published On: August 19, 2016Categories: Scrambler0 Comments on Ducati Multistrada ScramblerTags: 1.8 min readViews: 720

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About the Author: Ron Betist

Ron Betist grew up with motorcycles with a father heading the Amsterdam motorcycle police force. He has been riding (legally) for over 40 years and motorcycles are his true passion. With a life-long career in marketing and sales he has a huge international network. He joined as a contributor at BikeBrewers in 2017 to spread his word about bikes with the rest of the world.

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