Tuesday, October 8, 2024

Ducati e-Scrambler, the Italian brand’s new trekking e-bike

With many looking for an alternative for fitness, commuting, or public transport, electric bikes are experiencing a kind of boom. The new addition in this electric bicycle market is the “e-Scrambler” from Ducati, the name that generally arouses the interest of motorcycle enthusiasts.

The Italian brand has joined forces with e-bike manufacturer Thok E-bikes to create this trekking bike with high-end components inspired by the Ducati Scrambler world. The new Ducati e-Scrambler is equipped with a 250-W Shimano Steps E7000 mid-drive motor (60 Nm of torque) and a 504 Wh Shimano battery pack. Ducati does not provide an estimate of autonomy, but if one refers to the performance of other electric bikes equipped with the same engine and battery, the real autonomy could go up to 120 km (75 miles) in the eco mode.

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Equipped with high-end components, this pedal assisted trekking bike has everything you need for everyday use. Credit: Ducati

Other notable components are the Suntour XCR34 forks or the 27.5-inch Thok e-plus wheels (mounted on Pirelli Cycl-e rims). Driving pleasure and ease of use are guaranteed by the Sram NX transmission with 11 speed (11-42), Sram 4-piston brakes and a wealth of accessories essential for everyday use such as aluminum mudguards, luggage rack designed to carry side bags, a kickstand, and a telescopic seat post to increases the comfort. Finally, note that its final weight is 22.5 kilograms, which is average for an e-bike.

The low center of gravity and the geometry of the 6061 and alloy frame allow the e-Scrambler to offer the same driving sensations as a traditional bike, making it, in fact, the ideal companion in the city or to enjoy the country roads.

The bicycle has an urban style with a color palette consisting of yellow for the frame and black for the rest of the items. Speaking of the box, this can be purchased in four different sizes according to the height of each user; the color, however, cannot be changed.

The Ducati e-Scrambler electric bike is available on the official website of the Italian manufacturer for €3,699 (about $4,300), including VAT and shipping. A high budget but certainly can be justified for users seeking electric bicycle versatile for the daily commute.

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