At EICMA 2015, the Milan motorcycle show, Rizoma made the Ducati Scrambler the star of its stand. The Italian maker of aluminium accessories, based in the province of Varese, unveiled two complete kits to customise it: the cafe racer 21010 Hell and the dirt-track-inspired 21010 Flat Track.
The Scrambler had reached dealers that same year and was already a hit, so the choice made sense. Rizoma also announced that during 2016 it would reveal kits for other best-sellers from Yamaha, BMW, KTM, Harley-Davidson and Triumph.
21010 Hell: the cafe racer Scrambler
Aimed at cafe racer fans, it went for a simple, minimalist look. Highlights included clip-on bars with a bracket for the stock instruments, adjustable footpegs, an aluminium sheet fairing that completely changes the face of the bike, an air filter cover, and L-shaped timing belt covers for the Desmodromic twin.
Bear in mind that swapping the stock bars for clip-ons may need to be inspected and approved before road use, depending on where you live.
21010 Flat Track: built for dirt roads
The second kit brought out the Scrambler's playful side. Rizoma designed it for riders who love dirt tracks and twisty roads where sliding the rear wheel is half the fun. It included a tapered handlebar for sharper handling, dedicated risers with an instrument bracket, adjustable levers, grippier Touring footpegs and engine guards, among other parts.
Rizoma today
Rizoma still makes accessories for the Ducati Scrambler and many other bikes; you can browse its catalogue at rizoma.com. For more inspiration, check out our cafe racer and scrambler builds.
Photos: Rizoma (press images of the 21010 Hell and 21010 Flat Track kits).
