hey did u ever mention the dropout size of the bike frame? dont think I heard it? great review.

What a great review! I have one and two issues: 1. Front brakes are squeaking. 2. Battery has slightly warped and seems to have moved to the left ever so slightly Do you have any advice? Thanks so much.

@@tomatojuice12 For the brakes, the likely cause of squeaking is dirty rotors/pads. I've cleaned my rotors with a clean cloth and rubbing alcohol and that usually takes care of it!

@@tanatan7280 Thanks! I am not sure what the dropout size is... and unfortunately I'm away from the bike for at least a month. I'll see if I can get that info from Juiced :)

ElectricBikeReview said, "in Colorado I have determined that this is not actually possible since Juiced Bikes does not provide a VIN or MSO. See the full written review (link in description) for more details on this. " I didn't see any more details in the link you provided...but most states have (or they used to have) a way to CREATE a registration for home-made vehicles which I would think would work for this scenario. It's a special class of vehicle. I registered a home-made trailer just a few years ago.

Totally agree, best review I have seen yet, so much detail about all aspects, I was looking everywhere to see how the gear shifter worked and found the answer here. I really like that it doesn't have wire spoke wheels, and has all the included features, too many to mention.

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful :D

you can add a second battery ?

That's awesome! They really are great for utility, especially if you expand the cargo with a bigger rack.

$2,400 as of march 2021

@@hamzterix more like it👍🏼

You are welcome, glad it was helpful :D

Well hey, I'm glad it was helpful! Spending this much for a bike really sucks if you find out later that it doesn't work well for you, having that experience is actually what inspired Court to start EBR in the first place :)

In Ca this is going to be considered a vehicle and will need registration which will render it useless on park bike trails IMO. At 15-1/2 I was able to get a permit to ride a 125 CC motorcycle and ride on the street in early 1970’s none of that is possible these days. Sadly. If you buy one get a good life insurance policy your speed will be underestimated by the car driver.

@@t.r.766 good to know, was about to look it up. I'm in CA too.

@@t.r.766 How do you register a vehicle that doesn’t have a VIN? Just curious, as I would like to buy one myself.

Jealousy? Ignorance? Oh well, not everyone likes great videos apparently!

With saddle bags and extra custom storage racks, is this something you'd feel more comfortable and confident on riding an epic long journey on🤔

I agree with your 20-35 mile battery range. In "S" mode I get about 20+ miles. In "Race" mode I did 15 miles and only had 2 bars left. The bike is well built and fun as hell, but I was hoping for more range from this battery. Perhaps I am asking too much because I am 6'2" and 250 Lbs. For $3200 I could have gotten a 150cc scooter :(

I rode mine hard for 25 miles in race mode on steep hills and as fast as I could and it only used 1/2 the battery. I would say that It should give you at least 40 miles of reasonable service on a charge.

@@jeffweiss2131 Utterly Impossible! Take a pic of the advanced display showing that.

@@larrybasinski8596 I am not certain how to include a picture here but my screen says 32.9 Wh/Mi. I think that works out to 30 miles per kilowatt charge. I live on the top of a long steep hill. I am usually riding in race mode but maybe not always very hard. I can easily see how I could stretch the charge to 40 miles. I think that would be a normal range to expect for a more reasonable riding pace. I always race up the hill! I regularly catch cars on city streets. I still have very few miles on the bike so I don't really know what to expect.

One of my favorite features on this!

Whoa that's cool! I had no idea, thanks for sharing :D

This is really cool kinda wish I got this now but I went with a ariel x 52v

@@chefmesser420 how do you like the aerial

@@justinwindley6001wish I could tell you I have to wait until may until they ship it they are still being built. They did tell me that my bike will be in the first shipment group of bikes.. Totally sucks but I've heard it's worth the wait.

Seems to be a common problem with most e-bike companies. My thoughts are the Chinese companies that a building these bikes are not vetting the people they allow to distribute and sell their bikes.

Thanks..I was about to get one. Scary

@@DatingPolitics I received a Hyper Scorpion Express and I couldn't be happier. Of course you will hear A LOT more from people that are unhappy than you will from people that are happy. But I give mine glowing reviews.

It's a rebranded Chinese ebike

I've had my issues with the hyper scorpion I purchased , how ever after all is said and done I really enjoy riding that e- bike all over LA .😊

Thanks Mario, we do our best :)

@@ElectricBikeReview hello, I was considering buying one of these, but I recently saw a review by another buyer who noticed the shifter on the left side of the handle bars is upside-down, I then went to your website and looked at the photos you guys took and sure enough it's upside-down on the bike you reviewed also. Did you guys notice that? This is an issue that should be brought up to Juiced ebikes because people pay good money for a bike, I am sure they want things put together correctly. Please let me know if you notice the problem,or if it will be fixed. Until then there's no way I want to buy a hyper scorpion.

@@idamexmex4206 it isn't like that anymore

@@jonluzzi3015 that's good,I'm sure it didn't affect the function but when your paying thousands of dollars for something, you want it to be perfect

@@jonluzzi3015 are you part of the company or an owner?

Just got mine, its awesome

how much did you sell it for? im looking into selling mine too

@@biscotti3787 I put it in Facebook Market Place Listed for $2,200 and sold it for $2,000. I sold it to cheap. I had a lot of messages. Got rid of it in one day.

Harry Weyer would you recommend the call scrambler over this? I was leaning this one because it’s newer and has rear suspension

@@geefim2144 I would get the Camp Scrambler. I don't think their available. Their are other companies that make similar bikes. Good luck on your hunt!

Harry Weyer thanks ! I have it in my cart now. Probably will. Says they’re available. Going brushed, camp with the 19.2ah battery. 🤞🏼

It's a great place to ride!

How do I change it from kilometers to mph,

Sure and then you wouldn't buy it anyway due to the price.

Dustin Durrance exactly. I bought a Sondors last month and canceled it because their customer service is non-existent. Always an answering machine picking up which is not what I’m about. If I call customer service and no one picks up, then I’m done with your business. These Juiced Bikes seem way overpriced too

@@j0epark1 maybe going to the drainage..if the attitude of a company ..you can noticed rt away..that the company..getting bankrupt ..get away with it rt away..!..be smart..👍🏽👍🏽

For me it was some rude female who seemed to nothing but especially it was obvious that she just didn’t give a s…

When I was a kid, the most popular moped from that time period was the Puch Sport. They were built in Austria and were usually metallic green.

Riding slower I can definitely get a lot more range on it... it's just so much fun to ride fast!

@@TysonRoehrkasse Heck yes it is!! I live in the mountains in CO. So, I'd need to conserve the speed to retain the climb/distance. Or, I could also just carry a second battery for the rides that were marginal.

BECAUSE IT IS EASY TO LOOK UP THE PRICE AND IT ALSO CAN VARY DEPENDING ON LOCATION.

Adjust your front blinkers slightly to an upward angle towards you where you can see the lights when you turn on the signal.

​@@jaykiec21 Great suggestion!

Wes Flack I have this bike and it’s true that it isn’t really something you can feel welcome riding on a bike path. It’s much more a moped in looks but can be a very mild bike in Eco or Sport mode but it still has that moped or motorcycle look. I’m looking at the new Rize Liberty which looks a lot like the Scorpion but has enough of a bicycle look to be welcome on a bike path...I hope. It’s also 25-ish pounds lighter than the HyperScorpion. Still love the Hyper but it’s limited in where you can ride it.

Colorado State University in Fort Collins :)

This was on Colorado State University campus, the part I was in is called the Oval. Super pretty!

Too many bikes, still ain't enough!

Thanks for the info Rob! Really interesting to hear the details of ebike and scooter laws in Oregon! Hope you’re doing well :D

@@ElectricBikeReview Portland is ok during daylight hours, watch out once the lights go out. The crazy rioters/arsonist/looters/vandals and criminal ANTIFA known as Domestic terrorist come out. The news only reflects on the protesters that are peaceful, they never show what happens after dark. ALL FAKE NEWS. And yes.. I'm doing well. I think i want to move to somewhere like Couer D'Alene Idaho where they don't allow the riots. LOL is there room in Colorado..? it looks nice there.. :)

Thanks Rob! I've been researching more about this topic as the Colorado DMV told me "we do not register electric bikes" when they rejected my Low Power Scooter registration. After more digging it looks like it will be impossible to register or insure in most states since Juiced Bikes doesn't provide a VIN or MSO for it. This leaves it in a grey area... too fast for a Class 3 Ebike, but impossible to register as a scooter/moped. Ebike-related regulation is really behind the times compared to the technology and products available!

@@TysonRoehrkasse Tyson, Drivers Licensing and Automobile licensing only refers to people who use public roads to conduct business: (cab driver, delivery driver, truck driver. etc..) legally, it isn't required for people going to the grocery store. Licensing is for those who use public roads for commerce. But we have allowed the authorities to push a false agenda to extract fees/taxes out of "travelers"... Those fees only really apply to "drivers".. :) And one person going up against the establishment won't work.. it would have to be all "travelers" refusing to have an effect. Intimidation of one person/cyclist/traveler can be a powerful persuader... As cyclist, we are considered travelers. Unless we use the public roads to make deliveries (Currier, food delivery etc) These are points we ebikers/cyclist will have to make in a court of law to fight this illegal taxation. Personally i have my ebike and etrike insured for theft, or if i hit a pedestrian and send them to the ER. I have insurance for hit and run, or if i collide with a new mercedes and put a big dent in the door. (that is expensive..LOL) Oregon and Colorado (most states) don't require it yet... Washington is considering reinstating the bicycle licensing requirement. They had it 50 years ago, and are thinking about bringing it back.. I think, if they are going to require licensing of bicycles, the DOT must be required to put in bicycle lanes on every road (or have separate bicycle routes) to justify the fee.

@@TysonRoehrkasse Thanks for this follow-up info, this is very important.

Thanks for that feedback! Where on the bike did you mount it?

I sure did!

Very cool. I recognized places. My brother lives there. I live in Maine. Great review as I have been considering buying one.

I am 6'2" with a 32-inch inseam, and the seat extender is a must. That said, the bike is comfortable, and I pedal all the time. I don't have a full leg extension, but with the motor helping, you really don't have to push too hard or stress your knees. The range on race mode and pedaling is about 30 miles. So, I added a second battery, 20ah plus the original 19 = 39 ah. Now I go 30 miles with 4 bars left. The bike is heavy. You don't feel it so much when riding but getting it into my truck bed is tough without help. All that being said, if I were to do it all over again, I would get the CrossCurrent S2 at $1499. Lighter weight, slimmer tires, means going fast and, farther with less battery.

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I have mine inflated to 30, if I recall correctly the 35 PSI max figure is from the setup guide video on the Juiced YT channel. I think it's also what is on the sidewall of the tire... unfortunately, I'm away from home right now and can't check!