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Juiced Scrambler vs Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
The Juiced Scrambler scores 6.6 and ranks 17th of 235 in Electric Bikes; the Addmotor Soletan M-66X scores 4.8 and ranks 206th of 235 in Electric Bikes. The Scrambler leads on weight, the Soletan M-66X on ride hardware.
All 1 Juiced products 
Juiced Scrambler
$1,699 · 17th of 235 in Electric Bikes
Buy Now- Weight — 5 against 1
- Features — 8 against 6
All 12 Addmotor products 
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
$1,799 · 206th of 235 in Electric Bikes
Buy Now- Ride Hardware — 8 against 7
- Warranty & Support — 5 against 3
Across everything we scored, Juiced Scrambler sits 1.86 ahead — led by weight.
Verdict
Scrambler ahead · +1.86 (6.6 vs 4.8)Pick the Juiced Scrambler when
Weight matters5vs1
Features matters8vs6
Motor matters6vs5
Pick the Addmotor Soletan M-66X when
Warranty & support matters5vs3
Ride hardware matters8vs7
A longer warranty matters2 Yearsvs1 Year
Scored 22 October 2026 from published specs and owner reviews. We don't buy or test units. How we score
Usability Juiced Scrambler and Addmotor Soletan M-66X, scored 0 to 10
WeightJuiced Scrambler: 5 (higher)Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 1
Juiced Scrambler
- 83 lb with the battery
- Load: 300 lb total on the hardtail, 225 lb on the Full Suspension
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
- 112.2 lb, 99 lb bike plus the 13.2 lb pack
- Basis: the table gives the bike without the battery; the pack weight is from the spare battery page
FeaturesJuiced Scrambler: 8 (higher)Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 6
Juiced Scrambler
- removable battery, lights, turn signals, colour TFT, throttle, IP65
- Rack: the rear rack the manual names (20 lb) is not in the box
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
- removable battery, lights, turn signals, throttle
Ride HardwareJuiced Scrambler: 7Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 8 (higher)
Juiced Scrambler
- 4-piston hydraulic discs, 140 mm inverted fork, no rear shock, cadence sensor
- Frame option: Full Suspension adds a rear shock and a switchable torque sensor ($1,899.00)
- Tires: 20 x 4 in on the hardtail per testers, 20 x 4.5 in CST on the Full Suspension
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
- mechanical discs, 180 mm rotors, coil fork, rear shocks, torque sensor, puncture-resistant tires
MotorJuiced Scrambler: 6 (higher)Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 5
Juiced Scrambler
- 90 Nm rear hub, 750 W nominal
- Peak: 1,764 W claimed, not scored
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
- 80 Nm rear hub on the maker's blog
- Peak: 1,300 W on the maker's blog, not scored
Warranty & SupportJuiced Scrambler: 3Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 5 (higher)
Juiced Scrambler: 1 Year · Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 2 Years.
Juiced Scrambler
- battery 1 year, motor 3 years; the shorter term scores
- Badge: product page shows a 3-Year Warranty badge
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
- two years on the 20 Ah battery and the motor
Same score
BatteryJuiced Scrambler: 7Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 7
Juiced Scrambler
- 998 Wh (52 V, 19.2 Ah) on the moped-style ladder
- Option: Hardtail dual-battery with a second pack under the frame ($1,999.00)
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
- 960 Wh (48 V, 20 Ah) on the moped-style ladder
VerificationJuiced Scrambler: 2Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 2
Juiced Scrambler
- UL 2849/UL 2271 claimed on the store page; no directory record names the Scrambler
- Searched: Certipedia Intertek UL SGS TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
- UL 2271 claim only; Soletan absent from QGNS.E540364 (lists SOLETRI, a trike)
- Searched: Certipedia Intertek SGS UL TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada
Not scored for either
- ValueJuiced Scrambler: not scoredAddmotor Soletan M-66X: not scored
Social score about the Juiced Scrambler and the Addmotor Soletan M-66X
RedditJuiced Scrambler: 7 (higher)Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 3
The Juiced Scrambler reading covers its product line; the Addmotor Soletan M-66X reading covers the whole brand.
Juiced Scrambler
Read the full summary
- r/ebikes: a Scrambler FS buyer grades it a solid A for brakes, suspension, lights and range; a Hardtail owner in the thread loves his but broke the thumb throttle tightening it (Jul 2026)
- r/ebikes: an FS owner reports a seat held by peeling Velcro strips, an awkward battery fit and no horn, yet strong climbing with 250 lb aboard (Jul to Aug 2026)
- r/ebikes: an owner of two Scramblers says they pull up steep hills with a 250 lb rider (Jul 2026)
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
Read the full summary
- Brand-level. r/ebikes thread "Don't buy Addmotor" (2021 to Sep 2026): owners report fuses blowing, a battery refused under warranty, missing parts and slow email support|Owners of M-340 and M-360 trikes in the same thread praise them as mobility aids and say support sent a missing bag (2024 to mid 2026)
GoogleJuiced Scrambler: 8 (higher)Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 5
The Addmotor Soletan M-66X reading covers the whole brand.
Juiced Scrambler
Liked
- quiet, strong motor
- hill climbing
- braking
Complaints
- clunky seat latch
- no horn
- level-1 assist too strong for pedalling
Read the full summary
- Product.
- Ebike Escape (affiliate links) tested the Hardtail at 9 of 10: quiet motor, 14 mph minimum on a 9.6% hill on throttle, rear wheel locks under hard braking; cons a clunky seat latch and no horn (May 2026, updated Aug 2026)|RiderGuide (bike sent free, sponsored video) timed 0-20 mph in 6.26 s, rode about 28 mi hard with a 220 lb rider and weighed it at 82.35 lb (May 2026)|Electric Bike Report (manufacturer testing fee) called the Hardtail fun and street-legal; its one range test, on the FS, ran 43.4 mi on throttle (May 2026)|Electrek rode both frames beside Juiced's general manager, with affiliate links, and praised the brakes and ride (Jul 2026)
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
Read the full summary
- Brand-level.
- Electrek (unit supplied by Addmotor, affiliate links) rode the earlier M-340 and liked its power and range, marking down stability and mechanical brakes (Feb 2023)|Ebike Escape (affiliate links) rode the Citytri E-310 and rated its motor, battery and fork above its price class (Apr 2024)
YouTubeJuiced Scrambler: 8 (higher)Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 5
The Addmotor Soletan M-66X reading covers the whole brand.
Juiced Scrambler
Liked
- braking
- hill climbing
- frame-mounted display
Complaints
- no bell
Read the full summary
- Product.
- Scott Hardesty (affiliate links on his site; unit source not stated) tested the Hardtail: excellent stops, climbed his steepest hill at 40% charge with assist, 24.7 mi ride at up to 29 mph; no bell fitted (May 2026)
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
Read the full summary
- Brand-level.
- Minds Eye Design (review made in a collaboration with Addmotor, stated) rode the Greattan L with a passenger and liked the second seat and range (Mar 2025)
AmazonJuiced Scrambler: not scoredAddmotor Soletan M-66X: 5
No usable source for the Juiced Scrambler; the Addmotor Soletan M-66X reading covers the whole brand.
Juiced Scrambler
Nothing recorded.
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
Read the full summary
- Brand-level.
- Addmotor CO.,LTD. sells Addmotor trikes on Amazon US; its Arisetan M-360 listing, shared by two sizes, shows 4.6 stars from 14 ratings (Oct 2026)
Juiced Scrambler vs Addmotor Soletan M-66X: pros and cons
Juiced Scrambler
Overall score 6.6Strengths
- Strong four-piston braking
- Quick and quiet motor
- Large battery for long rides
- Lights and turn signals fitted
- Plush front fork on rough roads
Drawbacks
- Heavy to lift
- No torque sensor on the hardtail
- No rack in the box
- Battery access through a clunky seat latch
- Battery warranty shorter than the badge suggests
Addmotor Soletan M‑66X
Overall score 4.8Strengths
- Long seat with room for a passenger
- Puncture-resistant fat tires
- Long range from the large battery
- Turn signals and lights come fitted
- Soft ride from front and rear suspension
Drawbacks
- Mechanical brakes on a heavy bike
- No rear rack listed
- Weight stated without the battery
- Two colours sold out
- Very heavy once the battery is fitted
Juiced Scrambler vs Addmotor Soletan M‑66X: the numbers
Price, scores and rank, then only the specs that differ. Green marks the side with more.
- E-bike classJuicedClass 1-3 selectableAddmotorClass 2
- Top speed (claimed)Juiced21-28 mphAddmotorUp to 20 mph
- Range (claimed)Juiced41-60 miAddmotorOver 80 mi
- WeightJuiced71-85 lbAddmotorOver 85 lb
- BrakesJuicedHydraulic discAddmotorMechanical disc
- SuspensionJuicedFrontAddmotorFull
- WarrantyJuiced1 YearAddmotor More2 Years
Same on both
- Moped-StyleType
- 801-1,000 WhBattery
- HubMotor
- 251-300 lbMax rider load
- Does not foldFolding
- Claimed onlySafety listings
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More from Juiced
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More from Addmotor 11 scored in Electric Bikes
- Suspension: Front vs full
- Safety listings: adds UL 2849 listed
- Battery: 601-800 Wh, not 801-1,000 Wh
- Brakes: Hydraulic disc vs mechanical disc
Juiced Scrambler vs Addmotor Soletan M‑66X: common questions
Is the Juiced Scrambler better than the Addmotor Soletan M-66X?
On our scores, the Juiced Scrambler is ahead, 6.6 against 4.8. The Juiced Scrambler leads on weight (5 against 1), features (8 against 6) and motor (6 against 5). The Addmotor Soletan M-66X leads on ride hardware (8 against 7) and warranty & support (5 against 3).
Which is cheaper, the Juiced Scrambler or the Addmotor Soletan M-66X?
The Juiced Scrambler, at $1,699 against $1,799: $100 less.
Which has the longer warranty, the Juiced Scrambler or the Addmotor Soletan M-66X?
The Addmotor Soletan M-66X: 2 Years, against 1 Year.
What do owners say about the Juiced Scrambler and the Addmotor Soletan M-66X?
Across 3 independent sources scored for both, the Juiced Scrambler is ahead on Reddit, Google and YouTube.
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Scores calculated 22 October 2026 · Products excluded where fewer than two independent sources cover them · · How we score