Cafe Racer - Ducati Scrambler by Kei Kishimoto(@kei_ragnars)

(Subtitles available in 30 languages)
It's been a long time, since the last Ducati presented on this Channel.
If you are looking for a great and simple Cafe Racer project with a Ducati Scrambler, this is a perfect video for you.
It is based on a Ducati Scrambler Sixty2, with 400cc.
Here you can also check the evolution of the project during the last 4 years, in which the owner tried several approaches.
The beautiful Ducati Scrambler presented here, is not the work from a professional Builder.
It was designed by Kei Kishimoto, the owner himself, from Japan.
I hope you like it.

My special thanks to Pedro Torres, for his great help with my English.

Link to Kei Kishimoto Instagram, where you can see many beautiful photos about this Ducati Scrambler:

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[apistosig]

"I" am a difficult man to please - and I am a Ducati man - I have tried to find criticism here, with the final build, but I cannot. Wonderful!

[Jaeintebitter]

I really liked this episode. It showed that you do not have to build anything extreme to have a cafe racer. It is enough to just modify small things until you have a perfect motorcycle. Good work by the owner! And as usual well done with a good episode!

[uroshavalon]

There are so few motorcycles which handling is so easy as Ducati's is. If he retained that front geometry then factory models just faint in a beauty of this example. And previous versions are in reality just phases of a development process. Thank you Victor. Another amazing project brought to us.

[carlosgooglemaps]

I can see his passion, stunning final product, isn’t easy to make a proper cafe racer with a Ducati as a donor bike, great job Victor!!

[konrad_seidel]

Since even nature is still evolving without ever reaching perfection I would say it with Samuel Beckett: "Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better."

[thinkingimpaired]

Enjoyed Kishimoto's creation and his dedication to get things right. I'm amazed at the many variations of vehicles in Japan. While Kei's is the best I've seen in Japan so far.

[lylemacdonald]

The matching helmet is a nice touch. I do think this bike would look even better if it was in my garage! I might then change out the wheels to laced versions. I think cafe racers almost always look better with traditional spoked wheels. Nice simple build. You are really killing it in 2022 with the bikes you have chosen to showcase. 🇨🇦

[magicmostard]

Wow what an Italian beauty. The evolution 5 is absolutely I highlight of significant personal instinct for details, bringing them to simple perfection. This guy has not only an eye for a picture but also for motocycles in cafe racer style. Black Italian beauty from a japon, simply beautiful! Get job man!

[Reverendos]

Mr. Kei Kishimoto, Wonderful, Extraordinary, Vivid, Elegant. I admire the evolution, the work, the effort, the enthusiasm that is lacking today.
You have made my week with this video. How nice!

[Dan-]

If you have never failed at anything, you have never truly tried to do your best. Beautiful bike 🏍👍!

[FunWithAJ]

He actually didn't build the bike himself he had the work done by several shops. I've asked him before and he gave me the shop names. He definitely had say and vision but it's a bit deceptive to say he did the work.

[WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

This Ducati is an excellent example that demonstrates the evolution of a build through the process. It is indeed a very nice bike! And, as always, thank you for Racer TV, the Café Racers only choice! Hope all is well with you and your family. Cheers:)

[Themeister]

We all learn from lessons in life, persistence, and determination will drive us, but at the end of the day, looking at the big picture will get us there. Good video, once again.

[bjelliott]

I prefer the look of the first rendition the best, but without the front cowl.

[germanh.robledo]

Claro que sí, al no tener un taller especialmente para construir obras de artes lo hacemos de apoco, así construí mi cafe racer, pero particularmente creo que es la forma más adecuada, en cuanto al concepto, una moto norma que intentas sea una máquina de carreras. Saludos exelente video.

[alejmonzon]

There is something false in the Ducati scrambler, in Mexico at least it comes with an 1100 cc engine. Certainly something huge for a scrambler motorcycle, originally designed to go out of the city and on unpaved roads. It's not a scrambler. That is why by removing all the falsehood from a design and freeing the monster and placing it where it belongs, which is the urban environment and paved roads, a design emerges according to an engine that is designed to go from one cafe to another on circular avenues. of a big city. How this thing we call cafe racer arose in its time. I like what was achieved on this bike.

[rsbharley]

Excellent Video Victor, as always. Kei Kishimoto has done a great job with this Ducati and it shows that it doesn't matter if you are an experienced builder or a beginner you can't always get it right the first time around. Take care and ride safe mate. Cheers

[aeror]

I saw a 1978 z1000 cafe racer that drives me crazy!
There aren’t many stunning Kawasaki cafe racer builds out there🤙

[kermitthefrog]

Thank you again for a great video !!! Have a great summer my friend!!!

[xtremluck]

This episode demonstrates what ever builder will experience. Doesn't matter if your an experience builder or a beginner. Each will face failure in some sort of way. It's only when you quit trying, that you become a pessimistic failure with your build. Otherwise, a failure is just an advance exercise to the optimistic builder.
Kei Kishimoto fits into the latter and demonstrated that 4 times. For that reason his Ducati Scrambler benefited on Instagram with Likes and he's able to showcase his achievements on Racer TV.
With any luck, we'll get to see another Kei creation here on Racer TV.