The Scrambler platform emphasizes a vintage moped aesthetic while utilizing modern electric components. Each bike features a 750W motor capable of 1,764W peak power, 90 Nm of torque, and a top speed of 28 mph. Safety remains a priority, as both models are UL-certified and equipped with four-piston hydraulic brakes, integrated turn signals, and a PIN-protected speed limiter.
Two distinct configurations cater to different riding styles. The Scrambler Hardtail features an inverted KKE front fork and a rigid rear, supporting a 300-pound payload capacity for street-focused hauling. Conversely, the Full-Suspension variant incorporates an adjustable KKE rear shock and wider 20x4.5-inch knobby tires, designed to maintain traction over uneven terrain at the cost of a lower 225-pound payload capacity.
The sales schedule offers three distinct opportunities to purchase. Through November 22, buyers receive $345 in bundled gear, including fenders, a utility rack, and a personalized nameplate. From November 23 to December 2, the company pivots to a $100 price drop alongside a $315 accessory bundle. Finally, from December 3 through the end of the year, the offer reverts to the initial $345 gear package.





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