Scrambler gate: Borile must pay offenses, ma…

"It should only detected as the parties have had from the beginning secure awareness of the value of the constraints assumed in the realization of the bike Scrambler Borile, rivisitazione dell’originale modello Ducati”.

Questa è l’ordinanza del Tribunale Ordinario di Bologna – o almeno la parte di essa che maggiormente interessa a Borile Motociclette – chiamato a pronunciarsi su quello che potremmo definire lo “Scrambler Gate” scoppiato lo scorso ottobre.

Indeed, when Ducati has officially announced its Scrambler, Borile issued a statement vitriolic in which he denounced the treatment by the Bologna company to house artisan, guilty of not having the most respected trade agreement previously taken regarding the development of the Scrambler Borile.

Since that agreement, in fact, i tempi – e la proprietà di Ducati – erano cambiati e un prodotto che non sembrava allettare l’azienda bolognese è diventato poi nodale. Ducati has also stated that it has begun development of its Scrambler in 2009, quando – secondo Borile – fino al 2011 never made reference to this possibility.

Borile Motorcycles states that he had no intention of offending the image of Ducati, but with its press and with the video shot at the time of the above agreement intended only ask clarity on agreements made and not respected.

Personally I find that some steps are still unclear and for that I can only agree on one thing with Borile Motorcycles: Ducati should make known its position not only through the work of its lawyers, but calmly explaining his case to fans.

Here you can read the press release sent today by Borile Motorcycles: cs_141218_Borile_Ducati_e_la_Scrambler_def