It are not only pure hardcore custom bike builders we see with great designs. Designing a motorcycle is much more seen as a form of art. Remember the cool CX500 Café Racer by Sacha Lakic? Pure art! Gessato is a small company that celebrates exceptional art, architecture, style and design and they’ve shown us this awesome custom Ducati Scrambler Dirt Tracker.
The Ducati Scramber (or Scrambler Ducati like the Italians like to call it) is a pure modern classic with lot’s of customization options. Gessato saw possibility to make the Scrambler a bit more aggressive and “dirty”.
Using the 2015 Scrambler as a base, the designers have breathed a wild side into the bike, centered on the aesthetics of a dirt track racer. The attention to detail extends all the way from the hand-brushed aluminum spoke wheels to the flat front plate, a play on the dirt track racing bike’s usual number plate.
Alongside other features including a hand-brushed tank and titanium slip-on exhaust is the most outstanding element; chunky tires that look like they were ripped right out of the 1970’s.
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It are not only pure hardcore custom bike builders we see with great designs. Designing a motorcycle is much more seen as a form of art. Remember the cool CX500 Café Racer by Sacha Lakic? Pure art! Gessato is a small company that celebrates exceptional art, architecture, style and design and they’ve shown us this awesome custom Ducati Scrambler Dirt Tracker.
The Ducati Scramber (or Scrambler Ducati like the Italians like to call it) is a pure modern classic with lot’s of customization options. Gessato saw possibility to make the Scrambler a bit more aggressive and “dirty”.
Using the 2015 Scrambler as a base, the designers have breathed a wild side into the bike, centered on the aesthetics of a dirt track racer. The attention to detail extends all the way from the hand-brushed aluminum spoke wheels to the flat front plate, a play on the dirt track racing bike’s usual number plate.
Alongside other features including a hand-brushed tank and titanium slip-on exhaust is the most outstanding element; chunky tires that look like they were ripped right out of the 1970’s.
Check out Gessato at:
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I love how they’ve mounted the oil cooler behind the number plate, I’ve always wanted to mount an oil cooler on my old ujm on the front forks by the headlight as well.
I love how they’ve mounted the oil cooler behind the number plate, I’ve always wanted to mount an oil cooler on my old ujm on the front forks by the headlight as well.