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Ducati's Pantah and Scrambler are two of the most iconic motorcycles in history. The Pantah, with its desmodromic valve train and trellis frame, was a revolutionary machine that helped to establish Ducati as a force to be reckoned with in the world of motorcycling. The Scrambler, on the other hand, is a more laid-back and approachable motorcycle that has been a popular choice for riders of all ages and skill levels.

Ducati Desmodue: The Complete Story from Pantah to Scrambler (Crowood Motoclassics)

by Greg Pullen

4.5 out of 5

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In this comprehensive book, author Ian Falloon tells the complete story of the Pantah and Scrambler, from their inception to their modern-day incarnations. Falloon draws on interviews with key figures in Ducati's history, as well as extensive research, to provide a detailed and engaging account of these two iconic motorcycles.

The Pantah

The Pantah was born out of Ducati's desire to create a more competitive motorcycle for the Superbike World Championship. The company's previous motorcycle, the 900SS, was a successful machine, but it was starting to show its age. Ducati needed a new motorcycle that was faster, lighter, and more powerful.

The Pantah was released in 1980, and it quickly proved to be a winner. The motorcycle was lighter and more powerful than the 900SS, and it had a number of innovative features, including a desmodromic valve train and a trellis frame. The Pantah quickly became one of the most successful motorcycles in Ducati's history, and it helped to establish the company as a leader in the world of motorcycling.

The Scrambler

The Scrambler was born out of Ducati's desire to create a more affordable and approachable motorcycle. The company's previous motorcycles were expensive and complex, and they were not always suitable for novice riders. Ducati needed a motorcycle that was more affordable, easier to ride, and more fun.

The Scrambler was released in 1962, and it quickly became a popular choice for riders of all ages and skill levels. The motorcycle was affordable, easy to ride, and it had a unique and stylish look. The Scrambler quickly became one of Ducati's most popular motorcycles, and it has remained popular to this day.

The Crowood Motoclassics Series

The Crowood Motoclassics series is a collection of books that tell the stories of some of the most iconic motorcycles in history. The books are written by leading experts in the field, and they are packed with detailed information and stunning photography.

The book on the Pantah and Scrambler is a welcome addition to the Crowood Motoclassics series. It is a comprehensive and engaging account of two of Ducati's most iconic motorcycles. The book is written by Ian Falloon, a leading expert on Ducati motorcycles, and it is packed with detailed information and stunning photography. If you are a fan of Ducati motorcycles, then you will definitely want to add this book to your collection.

The Ducati Pantah and Scrambler are two of the most iconic motorcycles in history. They are both beautiful, powerful, and fun to ride. If you are looking for a motorcycle that is sure to turn heads, then you should definitely consider a Pantah or Scrambler.

Ducati Desmodue: The Complete Story from Pantah to Scrambler (Crowood Motoclassics)

by Greg Pullen

4.5 out of 5