In 2015, Ducati re-introduced its Scrambler to a new generation and kicked off the neo-scrambler craze. By EICMA 2015, BMW announced that it too was hopping on the scrambler train with a new R NineT variant. Over the years, that rising retro tide has ebbed and flowed, but scramblers have shifted with the times.
While many of the first modern scramblers adapted classic '60s design for the roadway, the latest models couple style with substance. From tear-drop gas tanks to long travel suspension, from bench seats to Brembo brakes, the segment offers more variety than ever. Now, the fashionable and the fast can take to the category. Here are all the scrambler options at their disposal.
