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Juiced Scrambler E-Bike Available at $345 Discount in Holiday Sales

Shoppers can currently purchase the Juiced Scrambler electric bicycle at a discount of $345 through early holiday promotions, according to reports. The moto-inspired electric bicycle features a 750-watt motor capable of 1,764 watts of peak power and a…

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Shoppers can currently purchase the Juiced Scrambler electric bicycle at a discount of $345 through early holiday promotions, according to reports.

The moto-inspired electric bicycle features a 750-watt motor capable of 1,764 watts of peak power and a top speed of 28 mph.

Juiced Bikes has kicked off holiday sales across its Scrambler e-bike lineup, offering price reductions alongside bundled gear packages. The platform is built around a classic vintage moped stance, featuring a 52-volt battery that provides a range of up to 60 miles, 90 Nm of torque, four-piston hydraulic brakes, built-in turn signals, and a PIN-protected speed limiter for younger riders. In addition, the vehicles are UL-certified for fire and battery safety.

Choose Between Hardtail and Full-Suspension Scrambler Models

Buyers can choose between two distinct setups: the Scrambler Hardtail and the Scrambler Full-Suspension. The Hardtail runs an inverted KKE front fork with a rigid rear frame, delivering sharp street handling and a 300-pound payload capacity.

It is currently down to $1,699, reduced from its typical price of $2,044. The Hardtail is equipped with an aluminum body, 20-by-4-inch fat tires, a TFT display for battery life and remaining mileage stats, and KKE suspension to reduce shock over bumpy roads.

Juiced Scrambler E-Bike Available at $345 Discount in Holiday Sales
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The Full-Suspension version adds an adjustable KKE rear shock, which lowers the payload capacity to 225 pounds while pairing with wider 20-by-4.5-inch knobby CST tires. Both setups feature a sensor that allows users to switch between torque and cadence modes.

Torque distributes power based on pedaling intensity, while cadence uses power based on how quickly the rider pedals. Upgrading to full suspension requires an additional $200, bringing that model’s regular price to $2,244 before discounts.

Save with Gear Bundles and Sales Windows

Juiced Bikes is organizing its savings across three separate sales windows stretching through the end of the year. During the Beat the Sellout Pre-Sale running from Nov. 2 to Nov. 22, buyers purchasing either model receive $345 in free bundled gear automatically at checkout. This complimentary package includes front and rear fenders, a rear utility rack, a bar bag, a bar pad, a front headplate, a personalized nameplate, and a sticker pack.

The second window, spanning the Black Friday and Cyber Monday period from Nov. 23 to Dec. 2, features an instant $100 price drop alongside $315 in free accessories, yielding a total of $415 in savings and lowering the Hardtail price further to $1,599 with the Full-Suspension dropping to $1,799.

A final Holiday Sale runs from Dec. 3 to Dec. 31, where prices return to regular retail alongside up to $345 in free gear bundles, with orders placed by Dec. 16 guaranteed to arrive before the holidays. Juiced is also providing free shipping on select purchases.

Scrambler Colors Remain Available Alongside Jasion EB6 Alternatives

Though there is no set deadline for shoppers during the ongoing pre-sale phase, Black Friday falls on Nov. 27, and several e-bike colors are already sold out, leaving the Scrambler available in three colors. For shoppers seeking alternatives, the Jasion EB6 folding electric bike is available on Amazon for $539, down from its typical price of $599, though it is better suited for smoother terrain than the moto-style Juiced models.

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