SCRAMBLER BLACK/TAN moto_national • Reflective panels on fingers

• Reflective panels on fingers

Performance in any terrain without compromise• Proprietary compound and optimized tread design for excellent grip and water dispersion in wet conditions• Innovative stepped tread introduces fresh biting edges as the tire wears• Lateral grooved shoulders designed maximum water and mud dispersion• Grooved shoulders to provide braking traction in off camber angles• Fitments for most Dual Sport and ADV motorcycles

P&J homologation for when the chin bar is in the rear position and locked

> Hi-flow chin ventilation system with integrated roost guard

All sizes in the range comply with major international regulations

SCRAMBLER BLACK/TAN moto_national • Reflective panels on fingersTHE MARK OF DISTINCTION FOR SCRAMBLER AFICIONADOS In the 1920s, the term scrambler was used in England to designate races on dirt tracks, the forerunner of motocross. This term would be taken up in the U. S. in the 1950s and 60s to refer to a road motorcycle with off road ambitions. Today, a Scrambler is a motorcycle (new or vintage) with a stripped down vintage look that can ride on and off the asphalt. And now, it signifies a glove from our Custom