Gallery: Ducati Gets Into the Retro Game With a Customizable Beauty

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    Scrambler 8

    The 2015 Scrambler takes design cues from the Ducati original of the 1960s and 1970s.
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    Scrambler 1

    All Scramblers come with a vintage-style single headlamp outfitted with modern LEDs.
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    Scrambler 5

    The Urban Enduro model here has a ribbed vintage-style seat, and olive green paint.
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    Scrambler 10

    The Urban Enduro also has a headlight grill for an army-issue aesthetic.
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    Scrambler 6

    The Full Throttle model has a single racing-style seat, and yellow accents throughout.
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    Scrambler 7

    The upright handlebars and teardrop gas tank are signature scrambler design elements.
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    Scrambler 2

    The Icon is the cheapest trim level, and comes in either yellow or red.
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    Scrambler 3

    When it goes on sale in January 2015, the Scrambler will start at $8,589.
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