It’s one of the most popular bike models produced by the Italian manufacturer, so sales will probably be good as the new Ducati Scrambler apparel collection arrives at dealers.
Not being a fashionista, I’m not entirely sure what a Milestone capsule collection might be, but I do recognise the Spidi-produced SCR62 Milestone fabric jacket in male and female versions looks alright, with a three-layer softshell fabric exterior, a windproof and breathable membrane and micro-fleece inner lining.
It also has a removable thermal jacket inside, which Ducati claim can be worn on it’s own if you like. And there’s shoulder and elbow armour, along with three pockets (2 outside, one inside). It’ll cost you £291 for either men’s (S-XXL) or women’s (XS0XL) cuts.
Slightly more affordable are the Milestone SCR62 motorcycle gloves in sizes S-XXXL, with high-strength stretch fabric and leather-like 0.9mm thick microfibre with thermoformed plyurethane knuckle protection. At £41, they’re not expensive, but you’d probably want to use them mostly for commuting and summer inner-city riding.
And there’s also the Milestone helmet, created by Ducati Centro Stile on an Arai base. There’s a choice of XS-XXL with three outer shell sizes in PB-clc2 fibre (Arai’s Peripherally Belted Complex Laminate Construction), with an EPS inner shell, and a visor featuring a variable access system for a wide field of vision at any lean angle.
You can also get a load of Scrambler t-shirts, hoodies, bags and more, should you want to represent the brand wherever you go. It’s not only good to check out the range at your local Ducati dealer, but it’ll probably be quicker and easier than trying to navigate the website…
Keep up with all the latest news on Ducati motorcycles, here. And if you’re looking for new riding kit, then check out our coverage of new motorcycle helmets, jackets and gloves.
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