What Is the Juiced Scrambler eBike?

The Scrambler is Juiced's moto-styled eBike, built around a 750W motor (1,764W peak) with 90Nm of torque, 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes, and a switchable Class 1, 2, and 3 rider mode. It comes in three configurations: the HT, FS, and HT Dual-Battery.

All three share the same frame styling, motor, and brakes; the differences are in suspension and battery capacity, covered below.

What's the Difference Between the Scrambler Configurations?

The Scrambler HT is the standard configuration: a single 52V battery, front suspension fork, and a 300 lb weight capacity, starting at $1,699. 

The Scrambler FS adds a KKE rear shock to the same frame, improving ride quality on rough terrain at the cost of weight capacity, down to 225 lbs, for $1,899.

The Scrambler HT Dual-Battery keeps the HT's suspension and weight capacity but adds a second 52V battery, roughly doubling range to about 120 miles, for $1,999. 

Which Scrambler eBike Should You Buy?

All three run the same 750W motor and switchable Class 1/2/3 modes, so the decision comes down to terrain and range.

• If you want the standard Scrambler experience at the lowest price: The Scrambler HT is $1,699 and carries up to 300 lbs.
• If you ride rough pavement or light trail: The Scrambler FS adds a rear shock for $1,899.
• If your rides are long or you rarely want to charge: The Scrambler HT Dual-Battery reaches roughly 120 miles of range for $1,999.