Ducati Scrambler Cafe by I.P.M. Custom

The Ducati Scrambler (no, not Scrambler Ducati!!) may be one of the best decisions the board of Ducati made for the last decade. By offering a reasonable priced Duc in a couple of different styling trims, they’ve managed to get a pretty big share of the market of modern classics or retro bikes. The concept was so successful, that they’ve also launched a smaller model, the Sixty2 with a 399cc engine and the sales number of the concept keep rising and rising. The bike right here is based on a “normal” Scrambler and is built by Impossible Project Motors (I.P.M.) from Taiwan. Of course, Ducati now offers a turnkey Cafe Racer trim, but that still is a stock bike. I.P.M. took a Scrambler Classic and created their own interpretation of the Scrambler Cafe.

While the modifications are modest, it’s a completely different bike. Clip ons, custom fenders, a beautiful rear seat with custom upholstery, an extraordinary 2 in 2 exhaust system and an atypical headlight unit. Sometimes you don’t have to go all the way to create something cool.