Motorcycle specifications DucatiSCRAMBLER 800 Hailwood 2016 After the MHR, the MHS

It's good to be a Scrambler at Ducati. Not content with being the new fashion and customer darling, the Scrambler is also appreciated for its many preparations and variations. And here's a very special one that pays tribute to one of the most talented riders in history: Mike Hailwood.

the red and green color scheme is an unmistakable reminder of his racing wheel. In the trellis frame, the 800 twin doesn't change one iota and is content to be irresistible, not racing. Around this, the scrambler has received quite a few parts to refine its style, its appeal, and justify its price.
Symbolizing an era, a '70s-style fork head surrounds the headlight to take on speed. Next, the choice of parts is legitimate. The 800 Scrambler Hailwood gains almost flat handlebars, grips borrowed from Superbike models, black-anodized Ducati Performance mirrors with aluminum rods, a Öhlins shock absorber, a pair of Termignoni exhausts, the posthumous signature of the non-two-time world champion on the front mudguard, and a specific rear shell transforming the Scrambler into a tricky, single-seater machine. A small aluminum plate placed on the hull adds a touch of authentication and the very special character of this series limited to 58 units.

equivocal, this series is the fruit of Ducati Asia's creativity. The slight problem for those tempted to acquire this tribute is availability: rare, and only sold in Thailand.

M.B - manufacturer's media

* MHR: Mike Hailwood Replica
MHS: Mike Hailwood Scrambler