Royal Enfield markets its Flying Flea S6 electric motorcycle as a scrambler style, a term often associated with some off road capability. But there's still debate as to whether its capabilities will live up to its rugged appearance. Historically scramblers were street bikes that had been modified for light off road use, but modern interpretations often favour style over function. And off road intentions are hinted at with spoked wheels, dual purpose tyres and longer travel suspension on the S6. But weight distribution, ground clearance and the properties of electric powertrains in off road situations are important. Furthermore, the placement of the battery and the bike's electronic systems will have bearing upon the bike's ability to withstand rough terrain. The question being asked by riders is whether the S6 will be a true dual sport or just an urban bike with occasional gravel road jaunts.