What Is a Moto Style eBike?

A moto-style eBike is designed to visually reference a small motorcycle: a low, aggressive frame, wide tires, and finish details like a retro headlight or TFT display, styled after the motorcycles it takes cues from rather than a traditional bicycle.

The Scrambler's café-scrambler frame and knobby 20x4.5-inch tires are built specifically around this look, and reviewers have described it in exactly these terms.

What Makes an eBike Moto-Style?

A handful of design choices separate a moto-style eBike from a standard commuter frame: a lower seat height and longer wheelbase, wide knobby tires instead of narrow road tires, a retro or aggressive headlight housing, and a digital display in place of a simple readout.

The Scrambler checks each of these: an integrated TFT display, a headlight styled after retro motorcycles, and a frame built low and long rather than upright.

What's the Best Moto Style eBike for You?

Since the moto-inspired frame is consistent across the Scrambler lineup, the choice comes down to ride comfort and range.

• If you want the classic moto look at the lowest price: The Scrambler HT starts at $1,699 with the full café-scrambler frame and 750W motor.
• If you want moto style with a smoother ride: The Scrambler FS adds a rear shock without changing the retro silhouette.
• If you want moto style with more range: The Scrambler HT Dual-Battery pairs the same frame with roughly double the battery capacity.