Though the Ducati Scrambler is itself a production model, it’s not the most off-road oriented machine in stock trim. Below you’ll find a range of Ducatis customized into scrambler, desert sled, or off-road trim. The Scrambler certainly isn’t the only donor from the Bologna brand used for such conversions. The Multistrada, Hypermotard, and the brand’s vintage models have all found their way into the hands of custom builders.
Maxi-Enduro: Ducati “MX 900 Tributo” - From GPMmotogarage: 100-hp V-twin Ducati Motocross Tribute… In early 2024, Ducati made their much-heralded entry into the world of motocross with their specially-developed Desmo450 MX machine. The bike won its first-ever race in the Italian […]
Desert Shred: Custom Ducati Desert Sled - Scram Africa Sled from Cid Motorcycles… When the new Ducati Scrambler hit the market in 2015, it received a warm reception as a retro street bike, but it was no off-roader. As with many of […]
King Loko: Ducati Multistrada 1000 Scrambler - “It feels like riding a crazy race horse.” In Italian, Multistrada means “Many Roads” — an apt name for Ducati’s bold multipurpose motorcycle. Introduced in 2004, the Multistrada 1000 featuring an air-cooled, two-valve, dual-spark L-twin […]
Desert Sled Redux: Ducati Scrambler by Parr MC - Over the years, one of the unexpected joys of running BikeBound has been to watch builders grow and evolve over time, in terms of both their style and skills and their recognition in the customs […]
VX Traveler: Cagiva 900 Scrambler - Venier Customs builds a 1999 Cagiva custom… The Cagiva Gran Canyon 900 was a large-scale dual-purpose / adventure bike powered by the formidable air-cooled V-twin from Ducati’s 900SS. The Ducati 90° “L-twin” was fitted with […]
Functional Form: Ducati Scrambler Icon - Mark Kelley of Magna Form builds himself the perfect Scrambler… In 2015, Ducati introduced the Scrambler 800, a modern reincarnation of the single-cylinder Ducati Scrambler series of the 1960s-70s. The new model sported a 75-hp […]
Ducati 350 Scrambler by Wreckless Motorcycles - “The Scrambled Duke”: An alternative to the “new” Ducati Scrambler… Long before they revived the name for the modern L-twin Scrambler in 2015, Ducati produced their original “Scrambler” series of air-cooled singles in 125, 250, […]
Ducati “Hyperscrambler” by Kalapea Garage - Building a bigger, better-performing Ducati “Hyperscrambler”… Kaspar Ilves is the founder of Estonia’s Kalapea Garage. He works in the family business of forestry equipment sales as his day job, but has been trading, selling, track […]
Custom Ducati Scrambler by Coterie West - Coterie West of Los Angeles is a small group of like-minded individuals with a shared passion for motorcycles…particularly the Ducati Scrambler. We were fortunate enough to feature their first custom build, “Stella the Scrambler,” billed […]
Custom Ducati Hypermotard 796 by Jesse Spade - For Sale: Custom Ducati Hypermotard from Jesse Spade! Jesse Spade is one of the finest custom builders in the industry — and one of the friendliest to boot. Operating out of his shop in downtown […]
Custom Ducati Scrambler by Coterie West - The Ducati Scrambler is one of our favorite contemporary rides, and one of the most versatile platforms on the market. There is the cafe racer version, the desert sled, and an array of street-oriented models […]
Ducati Multistrada Scrambler by Behind Bars Customs - Today, we’re thrilled to present “Project Multipass,” a Ducati Multistrada scrambler built by John Goldsberry of Behind Bars Customs. John is the perfect man to build such a machine. At the age of 23, he […]
Custom Ducati Scrambler by XTR Pepo - We are huge fans of Pepo Rosell, formerly of Radical Ducati. Pepo closed down that shop two years ago, went on a sabbatical, and returned to open XTR Pepo. Now the master “bike constructor” is […]
Ducati 750SS Scrambler by Vonsmotz - Recently, we featured this incredible CB900F Bol d’Or scrambler by the crew at Vonsmotz. Now builders Richard and Lex have returned with “El Chapo,” another scrambler based on an unexpected platform. This time it’s a […]
