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Ducati Scrambler 400 “ESG Rumble 400” by Eastern Spirit

This Ducati Scrambler 400 called the ESG Rumble 400, was build by Enter Sylwester of Eastern Spirit Garage. Which is located 100 kilometers east of Warsaw, Poland. It won the 2016 Ducat “Custom Rumble” global contest.

The contest is a spectacular test of technical efficiency and aftermarket modification centered atop its versatile Scrambler range. Within, hand-selected shops were offered the ability to prove their worth through customized iterations of Ducati’s flagship models.

Eastern Spirit made the last-minute decision to modify the smaller and more boisterous Scrambler Sixty2. As a more compact 400cc platform, the Sixty2 presented its own suite of challenges and difficulties, leading to an almost-complete rebuild of its chassis and swing-arm. Following the refinement of its foundation, the bike was simplified further, taking on a structurally-acute cafe tail and custom-ribbed leather saddle, an upswept subframe, and a bespoke exhaust system that pays homage to iconic GP race platforms.

Upfront, the bike’s stock instrumentation has been placed within a custom headlight shell, complementing a set of turn signals now-replaced by retro-styled micro indicators directly under the tank.