Juiced Bikes Scorpion

The supplied catalog description says 900W and 675Wh, but published reviews of the original Scorpion describe a 750W rear hub motor. Juiced sold several related models, including the Scorpion X and HyperScorpion, so check the frame label, controller, and battery sticker before relying on the specification. [Scorpion review](https://www.wired.com/review/juiced-bikes-scorpion/)

The catalog gives an approximate range of 40 miles, but real range depends on rider weight, speed, terrain, temperature, and how much pedal assistance is used. Treat 40 miles as a rough estimate rather than a guaranteed distance, especially if the listing mixes Scorpion variants.

Its upright frame, seat, fat tires, and full suspension give it a moped-like feel, even though it is marketed as an electric bike. The standard Scorpion is distinct from the faster HyperScorpion, which uses a 1,000W nominal motor in published specifications. [HyperScorpion comparison](https://electricbikereview.com/juiced-bikes/hyperscorpion)

First confirm whether it is the standard Scorpion, Scorpion X, or HyperScorpion, because those models use different motors, batteries, and equipment. Juiced's support center lists separate manuals for the HyperScorpion and Scorpion X, so the model name and battery label should match the seller's claims. [Juiced support center](https://juicedbikes.com/pages/help-center)