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Custom Rumble 2016: the five Ducati Scrambler finalists

In 2016 Ducati picked the five best custom Scramblers in the world for the Custom Rumble final. Here are the finalists, and the bike that won at World Ducati Week.

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Ducati Vibhavadi's Scrambobber, winner of the 2016 Custom Rumble, in a brick garage
Bow Cycle North's Ducati Scrambler Ice Track Pro on snow
Ducati Scrambler IronLungs with a shark mouth painted on the tank, in a workshop
Orange and white Ducati Scrambler Scramblegale by Canberra Motorcycle Centre
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In early 2016, Ducati announced on scramblerducati.com the five finalists of the Custom Rumble, its first worldwide contest for custom Ducati Scramblers. Dealers and workshops from around the globe entered their bikes, and a public vote on Instagram left one finalist per continent.

We had already seen a few of them on social media, but together they were impressive: some kept the spirit of the stock Scrambler with a tougher edge, while others barely looked like the production bike at all.

The five finalists

Ice Track Pro (Canada)

Built by Bow Cycle North, it was a Scrambler made for ice, with studded knobbly tyres and a bash plate under the engine. It was our favourite, and a real showstopper.

Bow Cycle North's Ducati Scrambler Ice Track Pro on snow
Ice Track Pro by Bow Cycle North (Canada).

Scramblarabia (Bahrain)

The work of Wheels of Arabia: a blue tank, gold frame and wheels, and knobbly tyres. A classic, clean and very well executed scrambler.

Scrambobber (Thailand)

Dealer Ducati Vibhavadi blended scrambler and bobber into a dark, low bike on fat tyres. The mix of styles worked really well.

IronLungs (Poland)

Signed by Warsaw Liberty Motors, 88 Gear Motorcycles and Paweł Swański. A muscular, very aggressive design, with a shark mouth painted on the tank.

Ducati Scrambler IronLungs with a shark mouth painted on the tank, in a workshop
IronLungs, by the Polish team led by Warsaw Liberty Motors.

Scramblegale (Australia)

Built by Canberra Motorcycle Centre, it was easily the one that looked least like a Scrambler: orange and white, with a solo tail, gold fork and a sportbike attitude.

Orange and white Ducati Scrambler Scramblegale by Canberra Motorcycle Centre
Scramblegale by Canberra Motorcycle Centre (Australia).

The result

The final took place at World Ducati Week 2016, at the Misano circuit in Italy, from 1 to 3 July. A jury of designers, riders and customisers named the Scrambobber by Ducati Vibhavadi the winner, ahead of, among others, the Australian Scramblegale.

What came next

The Custom Rumble went on to further editions: the second was won by the ESG Rumble 400 from Eastern Spirit Garage (Poland), and the third by Marco Graziani's Scrambler 1100 FT (CC Racing Garage). If you like modified Scramblers, you will find plenty more in our scrambler section and in builds. And before making changes like these to your own bike, check whether they need to be approved for road use where you live.

Photos: Ducati (2016 Custom Rumble press images).

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