Ducati India had recently announced its plans to launch 11 new motorcycles for 2022. The company has now initiated its promise starting with the Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro and Panigale V2 Troy Bayliss Edition. Both the motorcycles are now open for bookings. All Ducati stores located in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata and Ahmedabad are now accepting bookings for both these motorcycles.
In 2021, Ducati India had launched 15 new models, of which the Panigale V4 SP was the highlighting one. Ducati India has also announced the timeline of launches of the new motorcycles. The next motorcycle in line for launch is the Multistrada V2. Then the new Scrambler 800 Urban Motard will make its way. In the second quarter, customers will get to see the all-new Streetfighter V4 SP. Later this year, Ducati India will welcome the Panigale V4 SP and the all-new Ducati DesertX modern-classic adventure motorcycle.
What Is The Scrambler 1100 Tribute Pro?
This motorcycle aims to pay homage to the brand’s first-ever air-cooled twin-cylinder engine. Wearing the ‘Giallo Ocra’ livery, which was in style at that time, the motorcycle is eye candy for sure. Powering the motorcycle is an L-Twin 1,079 cc engine. The performance figure reads at 86 HP and 88 Nm. Rider aids include the likes of Ride by Wire electronic management system, three Riding Modes, Ducati Traction Control (DTC) and Cornering ABS.
What Do You Get With The Panigale V2 Troy Bayliss Edition?
This motorcycle celebrates the success stories of Ducati’s one of the most successful riders of the all-time, Troy Bayliss. Based on the Panigale V2, a special livery makes the motorcycle even more special. Powering the motorcycle is a 955cc twin-cylinder Superquadro engine. The maximum power from the motorcycle is 155 Hp. Meanwhile, the max torque comes in at 104 Nm. The key highlights of this motorcycle are its new silencer and 90-degree cylinders. Ducati is using a six-speed gearbox with the Ducati Quick Shift EVO 2 system and an oil-bathed clutch.
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