Juiced Powersports X-Class / X-51: Everything You Need to Know
That list name is not a powersports SKU. The catalog bike is the Nomadix. Ariel’s 60-volt fat tire is a different company. TAILG uses the scooter code X51.
By SickEBike desk
The short answer
The list name X-Class / X-51 is not a Juiced Powersports model. On September 25, 2026 that catalog had one bike, the Nomadix, at $2499 and $2999. Electrek’s July 30 piece is a Scrambler ride. Ariel Rider sells a 60-volt fat tire under the first name. TAILG prints X51 on a scooter. Do not treat the slash as a trim.
The powersports shop does not sell a model under either half of this list name. On September 25, 2026 the catalog contained one complete bike, the Nomadix, at $2,499 and $2,999. Electrek’s July 30, 2026 ride, the date on this list row’s source line, is a Juiced Scrambler test, not either of those names. The first string is live at Ariel Rider, a different company: a 60-volt fat-tire bike in an Off-Road edition, a Performance edition, and a private-property PPB. The second string is a TAILG scooter page, also not this brand. Do not weld the three into one machine. The row on this desk’s list links here.
What each name actually opens
Powersports catalog, Ariel’s 60-volt tables, and TAILG’s X51 page. Electrek’s September 1, 2026 Nomadix ride printed $2,495. The catalog’s two tags are $2,499 and $2,999.
| What is printed | |
|---|---|
| Powersports catalog | One bike: Nomadix. Homepage: starting at $2,499, order window September 2026, $50 deposit. Already covered on the [Nomadix guide](/articles/juiced-nomadix). The July 30 Electrek piece is the Scrambler, a pedal bike with a 750-watt nominal hub. That one has its own guide. Neither page types the two strings in the list name. |
| Ariel, street editions | Off-Road: $1,799 from $2,399. Performance: $2,499 from $3,099. Both tables: 750W rear hub, cadence sensor, twist throttle. Torque 110 Nm on Off-Road and 132 Nm on Performance. Packs: 60V 20Ah single, or 60V 35Ah dual. Sixty times 20 is 1,200 watt-hours. Sixty times 35 is 2,100. The tables do not print watt-hours. |
| Ariel, speed and mass | Both street tables: 20 mph as the Class 2 default, and 28 mph as a Class 3 setting where legal. The modes cell says Class 2 only. Off-Road weight in the spec table: 108 lb. Performance weight in that same table: 130 lb. A geometry block later on the page prints 100 lb, 108 lb, and 116 lb across three editions. Range in the spec table: 45–65 miles and 85–105 miles. The compare cards say 45–60 and 65–95+. The hero says up to 60. |
| Ariel PPB | $2,499. Motor cell: 1,500W rated and 2,700W peak. Top speed: 40+ mph, off-road. Modes: off-road only. Pack: 60V 35Ah dual. Weight in that table: 116 lb. Torque: 132 Nm. A marketing line also says a 15Ah second pack. Twenty plus 15 is 35, which matches the dual amp-hour cell. It does not match a sentence that treats 15Ah as the whole tank. |
| TAILG X51 | Product table: 800W, battery written “60/72V 20Ah,” maximum speed 50 km/h, range 60 km, charge 6–8 hours, mass 54 kg, tires 90/90-12. The body on that page says 48 km/h. A Morocco dealer prints 1,000W, then a sentence that says 100W, a 72V 25Ah pack, and up to 80 km. Not a Juiced deposit bike. |
Ariel’s nav still has a support link “For X-Class 52V.” That 52-volt complete bike is not among the 88 products in the catalog pull. The 2022 step-through manual this desk opened ships the older bike at 20 mph with a 750-watt limiter and calls that Class 2. A customer line on the 60-volt page says the bike is “easy 34 mph.” That is a review sentence, not the spec table. Seven hundred fifty nominal watts is not under the federal “less than 750” line, and 2,700 peak is not a bicycle. The class chart is the test. Pedals are on the Ariel street bikes. They are not on a TAILG scooter and they are not on the Nomadix.
The fat-tire name belongs to Ariel Rider. X51 is a TAILG scooter code. The powersports shop sells the Nomadix. The slash on the list is not a trim.
Who it is for
Use this page to stop buying the wrong noun. If you wanted the Lectric-backed dirt bike, open the Nomadix and read the $2,499 tag against the $2,495 Electrek sentence and the $2,999 second variant. If you wanted Ariel’s 60-volt bike, the cart has to say Off-Road, Performance, or PPB. One hundred thirty pounds and 116 pounds are both printed for a Performance-shaped bike. Do not pay the $1,799 tag and expect the 2,700-watt PPB motor.
Skip the list name itself. There is no Juiced SKU to check out under it. The watt-hour page is why 1,200 and 2,100 are the Ariel tanks the tables left unlabeled, and why a “60/72V” line with no separate amp-hour for each voltage is not one capacity.
Questions people ask
Where did the July 2026 Electrek citation go?+
That July 30 story is a Scrambler test under the revived Juiced bicycle brand. It does not introduce either half of this list name. A September 1 Nomadix ride printed $2495. The powersports catalog’s two tags are $2499 and $2999. The homepage still says starting at $2499, with ordering in September and a $50 deposit.
What does Ariel charge for the street editions?+
Off-Road is $1799 from $2399, 750 watts, 110 Nm, one 20Ah pack, 108 pounds in the spec table. Performance is $2499 from $3099, 132 Nm, a 35Ah pair of packs, 130 pounds in that table and 116 pounds in a later geometry block. Speed lines say 20 mph by default and 28 where a faster setting is legal. The modes cell says Class 2 only.
How is Ariel’s private-property edition different?+
That edition is also $2499, rated 1500 watts with a 2700-watt peak, 40 mph and up, off-road modes only, 116 pounds, 132 Nm, and the 35Ah pair. Sixty times 20 is 1200 watt-hours. Sixty times 35 is 2100. Neither street table prints watt-hours. A 15Ah add-on line plus a 20Ah base adds to 35. It is not the whole tank.
What is X51 if it is not this brand?+
TAILG’s table says 800 watts, a battery written 60/72 volts and 20Ah, 50 km/h, 60 km, and 54 kg. The body on that page says 48 km/h. A Morocco dealer prints 1000 watts, then a sentence that says 100 watts, plus a 72-volt 25Ah pack and up to 80 km. That scooter is not a deposit bike from the powersports shop.
Keep riding
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