When Rieju unveiled the Scrambler 607 at EICMA 2025, many were immediately drawn to its blend of classic design and modern performance. This motorcycle is powered by a 581 cc twin engine producing 64 horsepower, enough for long journeys or simply enjoying curves on mountain roads. Sales in Europe are scheduled to begin in September 2026.
Interestingly, the price in Germany has been announced at 6,190 euros. For the Spanish market, the final figure is still pending confirmation, but if it lands at a similar level, this bike could become one of Rieju's most competitive offerings.
In terms of looks, the Scrambler 607 is instantly recognizable as a scrambler thanks to its round fuel tank, circular headlight, long seat, fork gaiters, and wire-spoke wheels. The raised dual exhaust further enhances the traditional vibe. What makes it appealing is that the design doesn't feel overdone; the proportions between tank, seat, and front end work naturally.

The engine is the main highlight. It's a liquid-cooled 581 cc parallel twin producing 64 hp and around 58 Nm of peak torque. Supplied by Loncin, these figures place the Scrambler 607 in a sweet spot: powerful enough for highway use, yet not intimidating for daily riders.
The chassis is also designed for fun. It features a tubular steel frame, telescopic front fork with gaiters, and twin rear shock absorbers. Wire-spoke wheels measure 19 inches at the front and 17 inches at the rear, allowing for mixed-terrain tires ready for various road conditions.
With all these features, the Rieju Scrambler 607 targets riders who want a classic-styled motorcycle that's also functional, without sacrificing performance. This isn't just a showpiece; it's a machine ready for adventure.



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