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Ducati Scrambler Flat Track Pro

The Scrambler Flat Track Pro is a made-over model of the existing Scrambler 800.

It features the same powertrain but different cosmetic elements like a unique headlight cowl, a different livery on yellow based fuel tank, aluminium rear view mirrors, alloy wheels with yellow rim-tapes, CNC-machined foot-pegs, CNC-machined chain sprocket cover, a full throttle exhaust, a side-mounted number plate and a special seat upholstery.

The model comes from Ducati’s foray into the flat track realm, where Troy Bayliss made a tough return to motorcycle racing. Ducati’s flat track race bike hasn’t really mimiced anything in the Italian company’s lineup, until now of course.

Based around the 803cc engine size, seen on last year’s Ducati Scrambler lineup, the Scrambler Flat Track Pro adds the appropriate look and feel for a street tracker model, namely a side number plate.