Hello. Have same bike. I put fenders on mine. And Yes. I ordered By accident with only one battery I’m 6 3. 270. I get 26 to 35 miles on a charge mostly in 3 or sport mode Great bike. I agree with your comments on Accessories been waiting to get the rack for a couple of months now. As it’s always out of stock. I called juiced the next day after I got bike delivery. told them that I accidentally ordered the bike with only one battery As they website is a bit confusing. Didn’t see pull down for two batteries. they said they were honor the price of the battery based on the difference of purchase once they actually get them in Got 250 miles on bike. No issues.
Appreciate the info! God knows they change all this about as often as the wind changes direction. The only part that gives me pause is that (at least the HS2) juiced doesn't put their wattage on the frame of the bike. I know rad has it on the frame. So unless you get pulled over, it may not be an issue. May, being the key word. Depends on the cop and what you were doing at the time.
Well I only have the hyperscrambler 2 right now. But if I had the scorpion still, I'd still prefer the HS2. Just for the range alone. Neither bike is close to perfect though
@@Masreborn as far as the seat goes, definitely not. the scorpions seat is much smaller, but much more plush and softer on the harder bumps you may encounter. this can be remedied with a third party seat, but they are expensive and take forever to get to you (at least from a "quality" business). i wish you could swap the seat. but there would be alot of empty space on the HS2 if you put a scorpion seat on it lol.
@@dethsightsebikes I appreciate the info. I have another question. When you pedal on the bike, do you find it comfortable? Because the geometry of the bike is very different than the step thru design of the Scorpion?
@@Masreborn this honestly depends alot on your height and leg length. if you have pretty long legs, your knees may be near the handlebars when you pedal. but i'm 5' 11" and its not terrible to pedal. the scorpion was the same way. the stepthru frame really just helped getting on and off the bike. i'd say if your above 6' 2", these ebikes may not be the best choice, since their seats are not adjustable at all.
Those bikes just look to slow when your out in rural areas where things are seperated. Id definitely rather have an actual motorcycle if i lived there instead
Sorry for the low audio when I got off the bike. Still getting used to the GoPro's audio capturing abilities.
Hello. Have same bike. I put fenders on mine. And Yes. I ordered By accident with only one battery
I’m 6 3. 270. I get 26 to 35 miles on a charge mostly in 3 or sport mode
Great bike. I agree with your comments on Accessories been waiting to get the rack for a couple of months now. As it’s always out of stock.
I called juiced the next day after I got bike delivery. told them that I accidentally ordered the bike with only one battery
As they website is a bit confusing. Didn’t see pull down for two batteries.
they said they were honor the price of the battery based on the difference of purchase once they actually get them in
Got 250 miles on bike. No issues.
That's pretty good that they would honor the price difference. Thanks for watching!
Nice vid definitely worth watching. Keep the ebike stuff coming.
I intend to! thanks for the kind words!
for the record, Michigan State law 750 watt bike with peddles is a bike, for the 1000 watt may be looking at liscense and insurance
Appreciate the info! God knows they change all this about as often as the wind changes direction. The only part that gives me pause is that (at least the HS2) juiced doesn't put their wattage on the frame of the bike. I know rad has it on the frame. So unless you get pulled over, it may not be an issue. May, being the key word. Depends on the cop and what you were doing at the time.
he's in a rural environment. cops literally do not care. I used to live in a rural area and road my bike just fine. never had an issue lol
Don’t give them a reason to stop you. They are ways.
Out of the two ebikes you own, which Juiced Bike do you prefer?
Well I only have the hyperscrambler 2 right now. But if I had the scorpion still, I'd still prefer the HS2. Just for the range alone. Neither bike is close to perfect though
@@dethsightsebikes Thank you for getting back to me. Do you find the Hyperscambler 2 more comfortable than the Scorpion?
@@Masreborn as far as the seat goes, definitely not. the scorpions seat is much smaller, but much more plush and softer on the harder bumps you may encounter. this can be remedied with a third party seat, but they are expensive and take forever to get to you (at least from a "quality" business). i wish you could swap the seat. but there would be alot of empty space on the HS2 if you put a scorpion seat on it lol.
@@dethsightsebikes I appreciate the info. I have another question. When you pedal on the bike, do you find it comfortable? Because the geometry of the bike is very different than the step thru design of the Scorpion?
@@Masreborn this honestly depends alot on your height and leg length. if you have pretty long legs, your knees may be near the handlebars when you pedal. but i'm 5' 11" and its not terrible to pedal. the scorpion was the same way. the stepthru frame really just helped getting on and off the bike. i'd say if your above 6' 2", these ebikes may not be the best choice, since their seats are not adjustable at all.
For ppl that gripe about not enough power, buy a bigger motor / controller or an actual scooter
Those bikes just look to slow when your out in rural areas where things are seperated. Id definitely rather have an actual motorcycle if i lived there instead