Juiced doubles down with 120-mile range e-bike on dual-battery Scrambler Hardtail
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- Juiced Bikes officially launched the dual-battery Scrambler Hardtail, adding a second battery beneath the frame that brings total capacity to 38.4 Ah and pushes claimed maximum range to 120 miles (200 km) under ideal riding conditions.
- The dual-battery configuration delivers 1,996 Wh of total capacity, which the source says translates into plenty of high-power throttle riding rather than only low-power pedaling required to hit the headline range figure.
- The Scrambler Hardtail retains the same 1,764W peak rear hub motor as the standard model and meets Class 2 or Class 3 e-bike requirements, meaning riders gain ride time but no additional top speed.
- Juiced is selling the dual-battery Hardtail for $1,999, a $245 discount off MSRP, and is bundling fenders, a handlebar bag, bar pad, headplate, custom nameplate, and stickers.
- The Hardtail variant skips rear suspension for a simpler, lighter frame and rides on 20×4-inch tires that the source credits with soaking up rough pavement, preserving the minibike-inspired styling that defines the Scrambler line.
Why it matters: At $1,999, the dual-battery Scrambler undercuts many competing long-range e-bikes while doubling the battery capacity of the standard Hardtail, giving commuters and high-mileage riders a concrete price-to-range upgrade in a moto-styled package.
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