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Ducati have introduced a special version of their popular Scrambler Desert Sled, the enduro bike inspired by the world of off-road motorcycles that made history in the United States during the 60s and 70s. The Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled Fasthouse is a limited edition (just 800 units will be made) inspired by Jordan Graham´s victory at the 2020 Mint 400 desert race. Each bike is individually numbered and shares the same red frame and livery as the racebike, and you will also find many of the same parts on the winning bike, including the Kayaba suspension, homologated grille, and skid plate. It is powered by a classic 803cc air-cooled engine that produces 73 hp and 49 pound-feet of torque. watch the video below

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