2015 Ducati Scrambler

Ducati have presented the Scrambler, after months of teasing, the Italian brand have finally revealed the vintage inspired motorbike at the Intermot Show in Germany. The Ducati Scrambler is a contemporary interpretation of the iconic Ducati model from the 60´s, and will be available in four distinct styles, Icon, Urban Enduro, Classic, and Full Throtle. All versions are powered by an air-cooled L-twin two-valve 803 cc engine. watch the video

You can read some of the Ducati Scrambler´s history here

The Land of Joy from Scrambler Ducati on Vimeo.

CROOKED SCRAMBLER 1200 ALPS EDITION

The Crooked Scrambler 1200 Alps Edition is not just another custom build. It feels like a clear statement from a brand that knows exactly what it wants to say. This one of one machine marks the beginning of Crooked Motorcycles Icon Line, created in collaboration with Triumph and aimed at riders who value design as much as real world capability. Visually, the bike stands out without trying too hard. The white grey base paired with topographical graphics mirror...
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THROTTLE ROCKER

Throttle Rocker lets you enjoy hours of riding without experiencing wrist fatigue, it is an inexpensive alternative to a motorcycle cruise control! The ingenious accessory wraps snugly around the throttle grip, allowing you to use downward pressure from the heel of your hand, instead of squeezing the grip to operate the throttle. This means less fatigue and cramping of your hand! Pick one up from Town Moto, or from Amazon...
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OLD EMPIRE MOTORCYCLES THE SNIPE

Our Friday custom motorbike crush comes from Old Empire Motorcycles, a workshop known for their heritage aesthetics. The striking build named "Snipe” started as a 2014 Yamaha SR400, it was striped down to its essentials and fitted with carefully engineered handmade components. From 3D machined yokes and switch gear to the hand beaten aluminium front and rear cowling, this beauty has been removed of all the modern frivolities and resculpted into a streamlined ...
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