"That mystery adventure bike from MADE finally has a name. The new Moots Scramble mixes gravel and mountain disciplines, creating a proper adventure bike. The bike is a nod to several Moots offerings, gets the same high-quality titanium frame the brand is known for, and adds a 100mm fork. However, if you want one, you only have until the end of January 2026 to place your order."
"Built around drop bars, the Scrambler indeed finds its roots in the Routt ESC and Baxter. While these bikes are fully rigid, Moots decided to equip the Scrambler with a 100mm RockShox SID SL fork. The new Scrambler also draws its heritage from Moots bikes, such as the Routt 45. Both bikes share similar levels of compliance and comfort thanks to Moots' wishbone seatstay shape."
"Moots added features to the Scrambler to make it ready for big adventures. The Scrambler has room to fit three water bottles in the front triangle. More mounts are located on the bottom of the downtube for more water bottles or other storage. The top tube features a bento-box mount, as well as another mount on the underside of the top tube for frame bags."
The Moots Scrambler combines gravel and mountain bike design into a titanium-framed adventure bike with a 100mm RockShox SID SL fork. The frame pairs a double-butted titanium front triangle derived from the MXC with wishbone seatstays similar to the Routt 45 for added compliance and comfort. The Scrambler accepts three water bottles in the front triangle, extra downtube mounts, a top-tube bento-box mount, an underside mount for frame bags, and rear rack eyelets for panniers. Orders must be placed by the end of January 2026. Ultra-distance rider Kyle Richardson reports extended range when carrying multi-day supplies.
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