Juiced doubles down with 120-mile range e-bike on dual-battery Scrambler Hardtail

This one is about e-bikes, not home energy upgrades, but here's the gist. Juiced Bikes has released a dual-battery version of its Scrambler Hardtail, a moped-style electric bike. Adding a second battery underneath the frame brings total capacity to 1,996 Wh, giving a claimed range of up to 120 miles under ideal, low-power riding conditions. The motor and speed class are unchanged from the standard version, so the upgrade is about ride time, not top speed.

The dual-battery Hardtail Scrambler is priced at $1,999, a $245 discount off its listed price, and comes with extras like fenders, a handlebar bag, bar pad, headplate, custom nameplate, and stickers. The bike keeps the same minibike-style look and 20x4-inch tires as the rest of the Scrambler lineup, but skips rear suspension for a simpler, lighter frame.

If you're weighing e-bikes as part of a lower-carbon commute or errand routine, this is a data point on what's available in the long-range, budget-friendly category, priced under $2,000 with a claimed range well above typical e-bikes. It has no connection to home energy upgrades, rebates, or weatherization programs, so it doesn't affect anything on the home improvement side of things.