Help me ID a bike I saw the other day . . .

[DWB]

I don't have much to go on - couldn't get to it in time to get a look.

It appeared to be a scrambler type, maybe. It was unfaired and naked from what I could see. Biggest hint was dual exhaust exits just left and right of the plate - must be a higher bore engine to have dual. And they were tucked in and just exiting by the plate.

Tank looked normal and not radical at all.

One smallish, round odometer at the front.

I looked around but cannot place it. Anyone?

 

[nampus]

Ducati Scrambler 1100

 

[DWB]

Close, but the exhaust was just two, tiny ports just adjacent to the plate, not these big mufflers. The muffler part of the pipe was buried in the chassis. Very clean. Two holes offset by a couple of inches on either side of the plate. There is a version of this bike that is custom that is very close "Night Storm Race-RR", but it's not in full release.

 

[irsh]

Maybe a custom/scramblerized SXV?

 

[DWB]

Nope. It was more a standard, naked setup. But the big difference was the dual exhaust exiting at the plate.

 

[Satur9]

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Was it an aprillia shiver.. it's bother dorsoduro is more supermoto style.. though the dash isn't all round.

 

[DWB]

That is close. The tail end is very close, but the front was more naked, no fairing, med size circular speedo.

That is a neat bike, though. Never seen it before. Sweet.

 

[Jester1971]

Ducati Monster, twin termi’s perhaps?