Scrambler T-Shirt

The scrambler motorcycles are practically the result of the modification of the motorcycles adapted to travel in different areas. They are said to have stemmed from military-engineered motorcycles in World War I, where they needed to survive everything. History transcends when a group of civilian allies escape a concentration camp on this type of motorcycle. In the 1920s, scramblers began in England and the United States. These consisted of reaching a point "A" to a point "B" in the shortest possible time, so competitors tended to take the shortest route; the straight line. Much of the way was to the rough camp, saving different obstacles. Hence the term "scramble", which in Spanish is something of a "difficult path". It was from these races that Motocross originated, but it wasn't called that until 1959 in Grafton, Vermont. It is also from here that the Trial arises, which is much slower and consists of saving obstacles on a given track. Regardless of form and qualities, all motorbikes made for non-asphalt roads come from the Scrambler. In the mid-1970s, the Street Scrambler was invented, which was mostly a marketing concept: a motorcycle that seemed to be able to be driven on terracotta roads.