Ducati Scrambler CR24I and RR24I unveiled at London Bike Shed MotoShow, know what's special about them

At the London Bike Shed MotoShow, Ducati debuted two brand-new concept motorcycles. The second-generation Scrambler serves as the foundation for both of the new concepts. The Ducati-designed concept bikes are known as the CR24I and CR24I Centro Stile. Come tell us about these two.

A motorcycle in the finest café racer style is the CR24I Concept. The 1960s British motorcycles served as inspiration for this line. The motorcycle has bar-end mirrors, a clip-on handlebar, and 17-inch rims. Inspired by the Ducati Penta and 750 SS, the fairing is installed atop the fuel tank. It also features a single seat that pays homage to 1970s sports bikes.

The RR24I's aluminum components are all highlighted, along with its functional and technical aspects. The tank covers have been removed and replaced by a frame so that a tank bag can be installed for essentials.

The part of the seat reserved for the passenger is removable to form a luggage rack. It has a high-passage Termignoni exhaust, which gives a flat-tracker look. The tires are 18 inches at the front and 17 inches at the rear. These are wrapped in Pirelli Scorpion Rally tyres.

Ducati is selling the second generation of the Scrambler in India. It is available in Ikon, Throttle, and Nightshift trims in India. The Ikon is priced at Rs 10.39 lakh ex-showroom and the Full Throttle and Nightshift is priced at Rs 12 lakh ex-showroom.

Engine parts have also been changed. It is still an 803 cc, two-valve, desmoduo unit, which is air-oil cooled. This powertrain produces 73 bhp at 8,250 rpm and 65 Nm at 7,000 rpm. It is paired with a 6-speed gearbox.