Ducati has announced a gussied-up version of its Multistrada, the 1200 Enduro Pro.
At its core, the Pro is basically a Multristrada 1200 Enduro, keeping the same engine, suspension, chassis, and electronics. However, to better handle offroad action, the bike has Touratech crash bars installed from the factory. The crash bars come equipped with accessory LED lights; Pirelli Scorpion tires are standard factory equipment, and there’s a new Termignoni exhaust as well.
There’s also a new, lower, screen, to make offroading more safe.
The Pro has a special paint scheme and graphics as well, with two-tone seat, beige paint, and black subframe and engine covers.
For now, there’s no suggested Canadian MSRP for the Multistrada 1200 Enduro Pro, but we’d expect to see it in Canada later this summer.
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“Other standard features on the Multistrada 1200 Enduro Pro include: Electronic speed control and the Bluetooth module; via the Ducati Multimedia System (DMS) which allows riders connect the bike to a smartphone, manage key multimedia functions (incoming calls, text messaging, music) and display information on the TFT dashboard.”
Yeah, I’d hate to miss a text message in the middle of the Mojave Desert…
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But you still need a ladder to climb on this thing!
How can they call this a “pro” model without a drop down hydraulically actuated assistance step like my 8″ lifted chevy truck has?