Which is better for hills?

The Actbest Striker Plus. Its 7-speed drivetrain and 140 N·m of torque let you gear down and climb, while the Juiced Scrambler is single speed.

Which rides more comfortably on rough pavement?

The Striker Plus. It has full suspension with a hydraulic front fork and dual rear shocks, plus 4-inch fat tires. The Scrambler has front suspension only.

Is the Juiced Scrambler worth the extra money?

Only if a light aluminum frame and single-speed simplicity matter more to you than suspension, range and price. The Striker Plus costs $899.99 versus $2,024.00 for the Scrambler as of November 5, 2026.

Which is easier to carry and store?

The Juiced Scrambler. Its aluminum frame is lighter, and its standard-width tires take less space than the Striker Plus's 20 x 4.0-inch fat tires and steel frame.

How fast does the Actbest Striker Plus go?

Actbest claims a 38+ MPH top speed, and buyers report hitting 35+ mph. Check your local speed limits, since many areas cap e-bikes at 20 MPH.

How far can each go on a charge?

Actbest claims up to 90 miles of pedal-assist range under optimal conditions from its 52V 20Ah battery. Juiced does not publish a range figure for the Scrambler in the listing.

Juiced Scrambler vs Actbest Striker Plus 20"x4.0" Moped-Style E-Bike

The Actbest Striker Plus is the better buy for most shoppers. It costs $899.99 at Walmart as of November 5, 2026, versus $2,024.00 for the Juiced Scrambler at Lake Norman E-bikes. The Striker Plus gives you full suspension, a 52V 20Ah battery, a 2000W peak motor and 7 speeds for less than half the price. Pick the Scrambler only if you want a light aluminum frame and single-speed simplicity from a brand with a long e-bike track record.

Today the Actbest Striker Plus 20"x4.0" Moped-Style E-Bike costs $1,124.01 less at its best price.

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