The Ducati Scrambler 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition is a special edition moto from the Italian manufacturer. This model celebrates the 10-year anniversary of the Scrambler line, which launched in 2015. Limited to 500 units worldwide, the model imported to Vietnam bears the serial number 362.
A key feature of the special edition Scrambler is the inclusion of numerous parts supplied by Rizoma, an Italian accessory manufacturer known for sport moto components. These include billet aluminum rearview mirrors, a fuel cap, footpegs, and protective covers.
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The Ducati Scrambler 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition at a dealership in TP HCM. Photo: Huynh Hai
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The bike features a design collaboration with accessory manufacturer Rizoma.
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Headlight cover made from billet aluminum.
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Aluminum fuel cap.
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The protective covers are also aluminum.
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Classic bar-end mirrors.
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Seat height starting from 780 mm.
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The unit imported to Vietnam is number 362 out of 500 bikes worldwide.
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LED turn signals.
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Disc brakes on both wheels.
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LED taillight.
The Scrambler Rizoma features a distinctive white and black livery, accented with a Metal Rose metallic pink color, all designed by Rizoma. Its overall styling maintains the familiar aesthetic of the standard model.
This Ducati model boasts a 1,449 mm wheelbase and a seat height adjustable from 780 mm to 810 mm, depending on selected accessories. Its design blends classic and modern elements, making it suitable for both urban commuting and extended journeys.
Standard features on the bike include a 4,3-inch TFT display and full-LED lighting. It also comes equipped with inverted front forks, a single-shock rear suspension, and disc brakes on both wheels with an anti-lock braking system (ABS).
The Scrambler is powered by an 803 cc engine, delivering 73 hp and 65,2 Nm of torque through a 6-speed gearbox. Rider assistance technologies include cornering abs, traction control, a quick shifter, and selectable ride modes.
The Ducati Scrambler 10° Anniversario Rizoma Edition is priced at 529 million dong. The single unit available in Vietnam, imported from Thailand, has already found an owner. For comparison, the standard version of the bike costs 359 million dong.
In Vietnam, the primary competitor to the Ducati Scrambler is the Triumph Scrambler 900, which features a 900 cc engine and is priced at 405 million dong.
Pham Trung
