The Juiced Scorpion is a moped-like e-bike with buttery-smooth suspension

2019-9-25 22:32

E-bikes can be roughly placed along two sides of a spectrum. On one end, you have models that are basically normal bicycles with motors, encouraging you to pedal while providing you with a boost when you need it.

Others are more like modern mopeds, encouraging you to pump the throttle and cruise comfortably at city speeds. The upcoming Scorpion by Juiced Bikes takes the ‘modern moped’ concept to heart. With a cushy seat, fat tires, dual suspension, and a massive headlamp, it’d be easy to mistake it for some newfangled motorcycle. With a sleek design and a top speed of…

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