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Spanish manufacturer Rieju has unveiled the modern-classic Scrambler 607. Its 581cc liquid-cooled Loncin twin makes 64hp, with a dry weight of 190kg and an 820mm seat height. It's due to launch in September 2026, priced at roughly €6,190 in Germany.
A bike isn't transportation, it's culture. The scrambler genre itself grew out of race-bred custom culture in the first place. Looking at 581cc, 64 horsepower, and a 190kg dry weight, I can already picture this as the kind of base bike that gets transformed five years from now depending on who gets their hands on it. You have to show up and see it to really get it.
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You basically never see Spanish bikes here in Japan.
€6,190 is genuinely cheaper than most Japanese middleweights.
64hp at 190kg should make for a pretty lively ride.
A Loncin engine already makes me a little nervous, honestly.
Modern Chinese engines really shouldn't be underestimated these days.
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