A tribute to the 1970s, when motorcycling was pure style and freedom, and every detail conveyed unmistakable character and personality. The “retro stripe” lines evoke the legendary liveries of that era, restoring the Scrambler’s fascinating and timeless authentic soul. Motorcycling experienced one of its most iconic eras in the 1970s. Those were the years of freedom on two wheels, road racing and the first major customisations. It was in this context that the “retro stripe” graphics appeared, characterised by simple but dynamic lines, often in bright colours such as red, orange, blue and yellow, arranged in parallel or slanted bands running along the tank and fairings. These stripes represented speed, energy and modernity: an immediate visual language, capable of expressing movement even when not riding. Over time, those clean, colourful lines became an aesthetic symbol of 1970s design. Today, reviving “retro stripe” graphics means paying homage to that golden age, bringing back to the Scrambler the same free, vibrant and authentic spirit that marked the birth of modern motorcycling. The new graphic design, specifically applied to the tank cover, headlight cover, front and rear mudguards, and frame side body panels, further enhances the iconic Scrambler style, making it even more distinctive.