Traditionally the term scrambler refers to motorcycles that have been modified for off road use, usually in scramble races. But many of today’s scramblers such as the Royal Enfield Scrambler 450 are about style over serious offroad performance. As a result, there have been debates as to whether or not the Scrambler 450 lives up to its name, or whether it's more of a road focused bike with scrambler looks. It is frequently compared to other scramblers on the market and to purpose built off road motorcycles. Its high mounted exhaust and wire spoked wheels are enough for light trail use on some's part, while others argue that it's not enough suspension travel or ground clearance for true scrambling. It also touches on a larger trend of scramblers that are defined more by their style than their function.