Prike's sweet little PXS 125 Scrambler is somehow available at Lidl. There's just one tricky, geo-based catch.Ever since I learned you could buy a surfboard at Costco, my mind has been open to the idea of fueling your action sports passion at a discount retail store.But that's got nothing on what's currently in stock at Lidl: an honest-to-goodness motorcycle.You can now add a motorcycle to your grocery cart at Lidl, at least if you're shopping in Germany. - Credit: PrikeShout out to Ride Apart for reporting the discount grocery store chain now sells two super-affordable motos and a scooter.The only catch, and it's a biggie, is you can only get them in Lidl's home country of Germany.At just €2,799 (about $3,181), the retro-styled Prike Scrambler is one of the more affordable new motos on the market. - Credit: PrikeIt sort of makes sense, in that Prike, the maker of the PXS 125 Scrambler, PXA Adventure and XDV 125, is a Chinese brand sold under a German-held trademark.That does not stop me from daydreaming about making room in my cart for a moto, on the opposite end from the eggs, of course.The PXS 125 Scrambler tops out at 53 mph, just right for urban commuting and light off-road adventures. - Credit: PrikeNovel as the concept is, the bikes themselves appear legit, especially the Scrambler.Priced at €2,799 (roughly $3,181 at current exchange rates), the retro-styled bike boasts an air-cooled 125cc single-cylinder engine making 10 horsepower at 9,000 rpm, good for a top speed of 53 mph.Full LED lighting and a digital instrument cluster add some modern capability to the retro-styled package. - Credit: PrikeThe fuel-efficient six-speed also packs hydraulic disc brakes, a combined braking system (Prike calls it CBS), hydraulically damped telescopic forks and a hydraulically damped rear shock absorber.Full LED lighting and a digital instrument cluster bring modern appeal, while the 32.3-inch seat height and 335-pound weight promise tempting approachability.Both ends of the Scrambler get hydraulic damping: telescopic forks in front, a shock absorber out back. - Credit: PrikeAs odd as it might seem to sell a moto at a grocery store, it's apparently working, as Lidl's German site notes: "Act fast! Due to high demand, only a few units are still available."Prike PXS 125 Scrambler Learn More About the Author:Now managing editor, Steve has served in a variety of roles with GP since 2019. Having previously written and edited for such publications as Men's Health, Men's Journal, Esquire and ESPN, he enjoys covering a range of topics — but mostly those pertaining to cycling, snow sports, pocket knives and motos — and dreams of a utopian world in which everyone's bike seat is at the proper height.