Juiced Scrambler Core: Price, Specs, Range and Who It's For

Price checked November 11, 2026.

The Juiced Scrambler Core is the cheaper Scrambler. It has pedals. Juiced’s product page, read on 11 November 2026, prices it at $1,399 from $1,514. The motor line is a 500-watt nominal rear hub, 1,176 watts peak, and 80 newton-meters. The pack is 52 volts and 10 amp-hours, printed as 520 watt-hours. Fifty-two times 10 is 520. The range chip is 40 miles. The top speed chip is 25 mph. The thumb throttle stops at 20 mph. Electrek, in a story by Micah Toll dated 10 November 2026, prints the same numbers. PR Newswire carried Juiced’s release the same morning. It says two sizes and six new colors. It prints no specs. The full-suspension sibling already on this desk is the Juiced Scrambler FS.

Is the Long-Range more efficient than the Core?

No. Five hundred twenty divided by 40 is 13.0 watt-hours a mile. Seven hundred eighty divided by 60 is also 13.0. Juiced scaled the chip with the pack. Fifteen amp-hours is 50 percent more than 10, and 60 miles is 50 percent more than 40. That is a ratio, not a test.

Juiced’s own footnote says range varies with load, terrain, and weather. Electrek says to expect real riding to fall short, because chips like these come from the lowest assist level. The Scrambler Hardtail is the other 60-mile chip. Electrek prints it at 52 volts and 19.2 amp-hours. Fifty-two times 19.2 is 998.4. Nine hundred ninety-eight point four divided by 60 is 16.6 watt-hours a mile. The Core Long-Range claims the same 60 miles with 218.4 fewer watt-hours. Two chips are two claims. The range page is why a mile chip is not a loop. The watt-hour page is the multiplication.

Fifty-two times 10 is 520. Fifty-two times 15 is 780. Both divide to 13.0 watt-hours a mile. Nobody has published a loop yet.

How much peak power does the Scrambler Core make?

The page prints 1,176 watts peak. It also prints a 20-amp peak controller. Twenty amps times 52 volts is 1,040 watts. One thousand one hundred seventy-six divided by 20 is 58.8. A 52-volt pack built from 14 lithium cells reads 58.8 volts full, because 14 times 4.2 is 58.8.

Juiced does not print a cell count or 58.8. That is this desk’s arithmetic, not a Juiced sentence. If that is how the 1,176 was reached, it is a full-pack number, and a half-empty pack sits lower. The 80 newton-meters is a hub figure, and a hub does not use the gears. This bike is single speed anyway. The sensor line says cadence, not torque.

Why is the Scrambler Core $1,399 and not $1,299?

The product page and every Core variant in its list are $1,399 for the 10 amp-hour pack. The 15 is $1,599. Electrek prints $1,399 and $1,599. Juiced’s homepage banner, read the same morning, says the Core is on sale now for $1,299. No variant in the cart this desk opened was $1,299. Do not average $1,299 and $1,399.

The struck-through prices are $1,514 and $1,714. The page says save $115. If the banner price reaches the cart, this page gets a new row and keeps this one. The Juiced Scrambler cart, also read on 11 November, lists the Hardtail at $1,699 from $2,044 and the full-suspension at $1,899 from $2,244. The Core is $300 under the Hardtail. Electrek says the same $300. Juiced’s FAQ says preorders are paid in full at checkout. The ship line is the weeks of 30 November. Electrek says around the end of the month. A week window is not a delivery date.

Is the 500-watt motor under the legal limit?

The federal low-speed bicycle line is pedals and a motor under 750 watts. The Core’s 500 nominal is under it. The peak is 1,176, and a peak is not the label. The thumb stops at 20, the Class 2 number. The top chip is 25, under the Class 3 limit of 28.

The full-suspension Scrambler’s 750 is not. Juiced says the bike is certified to UL 2849 and the battery to UL 2271. The class menu says 1, 2, or 3. A menu is a setting, not a sticker. The class chart is the speed pair. Speed Lock lets a parent set the top speed from 1 to 25 mph behind a four-digit PIN. Electrek calls the smaller frame the Core Mini once and the Midsize everywhere else. Juiced’s homepage says Midsize. The product page prints 73 pounds and a 31.5-inch seat for the standard frame. It does not print a separate Midsize weight or seat height.

How long does the 2-amp charger take?

Juiced does not print a charge time. The box list says a 2-amp charger. Ten amp-hours at 2 amps is 5 hours. Fifteen at 2 amps is 7.5 hours. Both are only true if the charger never tapers, and chargers taper near full.

The charge page is why amp-hours divided by amps is a floor, not a clock.

Who should buy the Scrambler Core?

It is the moto-style Scrambler shape for $1,399, with 20 by 4-inch tires, a 100 mm fork, turn signals, and a 300-pound payload. The Midsize frame starts at 4 feet 10 inches, at the same price. Skip it if you want 28 mph, four-piston brakes, or the longer inverted fork. That is the Hardtail, $300 more.

The Midsize frame uses the same PIN lock. Skip it too if you need a published loop. Juiced printed two chips, both 13.0 watt-hours a mile. Nobody has ridden it to empty in public yet. This desk did not ride it.