The single-battery Juiced Scrambler Hardtail costs $1,699. The Full-Suspension model costs $1,899. The extra $200 adds a rear shock and selectable torque or cadence sensing. It does not add a larger battery or more nominal motor power.
The Hardtail is lighter and has a higher listed payload. The Full-Suspension bike offers more suspension equipment and more pedal-assist sensor choice. Your use, fit, storage, and carried load should guide the decision.
The main differences
Choose the Hardtail if you want a simpler bike, a rigid rear frame, cadence sensing, 83 lbs of bike weight, and a 300 lb listed payload. Choose the Full-Suspension model if a rear shock and sensor choice are worth $200 to you, while its 85 lb weight and 225 lb listed payload fit your setup.
Juiced Scrambler Hardtail, Asphalt Lemonade, full side view.
Compare the two current single-battery models
Prices were checked September 25, 2026 and may change.
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Juiced Scrambler Hardtail vs Full-Suspension comparison
FS means Full-Suspension in this table.
| Feature | Hardtail | FS |
| Price | $1,699 | $1,899 |
| Rear setup | Rigid rear | KKE rear shock |
| Pedal sensing | Cadence only | Torque or cadence |
| Battery | One 52V 19.2Ah | One 52V 19.2Ah |
| Bike weight | 83 lbs | 85 lbs |
| Listed payload | 300 lbs | 225 lbs |
| Tires | 20 x 4 in Chaoyang | 20 x 4.5 in CST BFT ADV |
Shared equipment and power specifications
Both bikes use a rear hub motor rated at 750W nominal power, with 1,764W peak power and 90Nm of torque. Both have one removable 52V 19.2Ah battery and include a 5A charger.
Juiced states a range of up to 60 miles. This is not guaranteed. Load, assist level, speed, terrain, weather, tire pressure, and riding conditions can change actual range.
Both models use Class 2 settings by default. Pedal assist and throttle are limited to 20 mph in that mode. The display can be configured for Class 3 pedal assist up to 28 mph. The throttle remains limited to 20 mph.
- KKE inverted front fork with 140mm travel
- Talon P4 four-piston hydraulic disc brakes
- 6061 aluminum frame and single-speed drivetrain
- Four assist levels and a right thumb throttle
- TFT color display with PIN-protected settings
- Headlight, tail light, brake light, and turn signals
- 31.5-inch bench seat
What the suspension difference means
The Hardtail still has front suspension. Its rear frame is rigid. This creates a simpler layout with fewer suspension parts to check and service.
The Full-Suspension model adds a KKE rear shock to the same KKE front fork. The rear shock can help the bike respond differently to uneven surfaces, but it also adds another component that needs inspection and service over time. Ask the shop about setup and maintenance for the surfaces you ride.
Juiced Scrambler Full-Suspension, Blackberry, full side view.
Cadence versus torque sensing in plain language
Cadence sensing detects that the pedals are turning. Once the system detects movement, it provides motor assistance based on the selected level. Try the assistance response at low speed to see how it suits you.
Torque sensing responds to how firmly the rider pushes the pedals. The system can vary motor support as pedal pressure changes. The Full-Suspension model uses torque sensing by default and lets the rider select cadence sensing.
Neither sensor type is automatically best for every rider. A short test can help you understand which response feels natural for your legs, speed, and control preferences.
Fit, payload, and storage checklist
Juiced Scrambler Hardtail, Asphalt Lemonade, three-quarter view.
- The maker suggests a rider height range of 4 feet 10 inches to 6 feet 3 inches. This is guidance, not a fit guarantee.
- Test reach, ground contact, and low-speed handling before buying.
- The Hardtail weighs 83 lbs. The Full-Suspension model weighs 85 lbs. Both are substantial to lift.
- The Hardtail has a 300 lb listed payload. The Full-Suspension model has a 225 lb listed payload.
- Payload includes the rider and carried load. Ask staff to confirm your full loaded setup.
- Confirm any intended passenger setup with the manufacturer and shop before use.
- Measure storage space for a 66-inch-long bike before purchase.
Who each model may suit
Hardtail considerations
The Hardtail may suit riders who value a lower price, simpler rear frame, lower bike weight, cadence-only assistance, and the higher listed payload. Its 20 x 4-inch tires, front suspension, single-speed drivetrain, and control layout support practical everyday riding.
Full-Suspension considerations
The Full-Suspension model may suit riders who want a rear shock and a choice between torque and cadence sensing. Its 20 x 4.5-inch CST BFT ADV knobby tires are wider than the Hardtail tires. Remember that it is 2 lbs heavier and has a 75 lb lower listed payload.
Juiced Scrambler Full-Suspension, Blackberry, three-quarter view.
Battery, controls, and daily ownership
The removable battery can make charging easier when the bike is stored away from an outlet. Both bikes share the same battery size, charger, motor rating, display, throttle, lights, and speed settings. The extra $200 is not buying more battery range or higher nominal power.
Colors differ by model. Hardtail choices are Asphalt Lemonade, Mocha, and Orange Juice. Full-Suspension choices are Blackberry, Grape Juice, and White Cherry.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Full-Suspension model have a larger battery?
No. Both current single-battery models use one removable 52V 19.2Ah battery and include a 5A charger.
Is the Hardtail completely rigid?
No. The Hardtail has a KKE inverted front fork with 140mm travel. Its rear frame is rigid.
Which model has the higher listed payload?
The Hardtail has a 300 lb listed payload. The Full-Suspension model has a 225 lb listed payload. Payload includes carried load.
Local buying help from Tampa Bay eBikes
Tampa Bay eBikes offers professional assembly, a safety inspection, and local service support. Call ahead to confirm exact model and test-ride availability. Local stock can change, so availability is not guaranteed.
Need help choosing your Scrambler?
Ask about fit, payload, setup, service, and the difference between the Hardtail and Full-Suspension models.
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Showrooms in the Tampa Bay area
Call before visiting to confirm the exact model and test-ride availability.
- 4004 S MacDill Ave, Unit 6, Tampa, FL 33611
- 376 Patricia Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698
- 4116 S 8th Ave, Unit B, St. Petersburg, FL 33711
Which Juiced Scrambler should you choose?
The Hardtail is the more affordable and lighter option, with a rigid rear, cadence sensing, and a higher listed payload. The Full-Suspension model costs $200 more and adds a rear shock plus torque or cadence sensing, but it is heavier and has a lower listed payload.
Review your riding surfaces, carried load, storage plan, and fit. If you remain unsure, contact Tampa Bay eBikes before ordering.
Sources
- Juiced Bikes Scrambler manufacturer specifications
- Tampa Bay eBikes Juiced Scrambler Hardtail
- Tampa Bay eBikes Juiced Scrambler Full-Suspension
Information checked September 25, 2026. Prices and product details may change.