Home > Bike Types > eBike

Pedego Delivers The Goods With Stylish New Stretch Cargo Bike

11 Comments
Support us! Bikerumor may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More

Pedego_Stretch_Cargo_e-Bike_01

With a 400lb cargo capacity, Pedego’s new Stretch cargo bike is designed to haul anything and everything. Powered by a shiny 500W Pedego rear hub motor with options for both throttle and pedal assist, riders can have not only the power they need but have that power in the format they need for uphill starts as well as just riding along at speed. Featuring a highly modular integrated rear rack system, the Stretch has you covered, whether you’re hauling big flat cargo or little people. We deliver the details after jump…

There are a lot of things to like about the Pedego Stretch. It’s extremely stylish, with painted to match fenders, rims, front and rear racks, and chainguard and three color options in red (shown), black, and olive green. It’s also designed with quick releases for the stem and seat clamp so that the fit can be changed quickly and easily for different riders. It features a large comfort saddle for an upright riding position in traffic with a shock on the seat post to soak up bumps in the road.

Pedego_Stretch_Cargo_e-Bike_07 Pedego_Stretch_Cargo_e-Bike_02

The front rack is rigidly mounted to the head tube so your load doesn’t turn with the bike. The rear rack features several modular components. The decks on either side can be attached low for footrests or mounted high to carry large volume packages. The back rest component can be removed and flipped to give the upper deck more support longer cargo. Either component can be completely removed to save weight. Oh, and to save tiny legs, there are removable rear wheel skirts on either side. Front and rear powered lights are also standard so you are always visible.

Pedego_Stretch_Cargo_e-Bike_04 Pedego_Stretch_Cargo_e-Bike_0

This model features a throttle on the right grip, which would come in very handy for getting the bike going when fully loaded at 400lbs. Otherwise, it features five levels of pedal assist for when you get going for a more natural riding experience. In either throttle or pedal assist configuration, the Stretch has a top assisted speed of 20mph. The rear drive 500W Pedego motor is powered by a 48V 13Ah Lithium Ion battery that nests behind the seat tube, though there is an option for a greater capacity 17Ah battery upgrade for $300 if you need it. The stock battery comes in at 12lb and is easily removable for charging by tipping up the saddle. The LCD interface on the left of the handlebar has an interface for a charger for your phone or music player.

Pedego_Stretch_Cargo_e-Bike_08 Pedego_Stretch_Cargo_e-Bike_06

The Stretch features a Shimano Tourney 7-speed shifter with a 1×7 drivetrain. The model comes standard with self-sealing tires to prevent flats and utilizes SRAM BB7 disc brakes to help with stopping. A double kickstand keeps the machine stopped when you’re not on it.

You can get your very own Pedego Stretch standard model delivered to your dwelling direct through the website for $3,495 MSRP.

PedegoElectricBikes.com

Subscribe
Notify of
guest

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

11 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Eric Hansen
Eric Hansen
9 years ago

I see it is continuing the fine tradition of Dura-Ace pricing for Tourney components. “Tourney! You literally can’t buy cheaper components!”

Turner92
Turner92
9 years ago

It looks like it weighs as much as five Volvos.

Jack
Jack
9 years ago

Awesome – thanks for covering this MopedRumor!

John
John
9 years ago

Now !that! is a scooter. Just replace the pedals with a foot platform and you’ll be good to go. Or just head over to your local Vespa dealer…

Greg
Greg
9 years ago

@Jack
You’re welcome

AlanM
AlanM
9 years ago

@Jack, I’ll give you a little tip since you don’t seem to know how the internet works yet. Don’t click on the article if you don’t want to read it!

Andrew
Andrew
9 years ago

Needs more down tubes.

Poonjabby
9 years ago

$3500 grocery hauler /puke

ffesoj
ffesoj
9 years ago

@Andrew
That made me chortle milk out my nose.

2 acceptable uses of electric bikes. Old folks who wouldn’t be able to ride otherwise (who may end up crashing, but that’s on them). And hauling stuff, mainly kegs.

angel stabolito
angel stabolito
9 years ago

I am a disabled vet. 69 yrs. old who has gained 100 lbs. with 4 surgeries. No woos (ex sf 4 yrs including viet nam with MACVSOG (Look it up.) And this thing is perfect for me. Exercise that I couldn’t get other wise. Taking my small dog with me, shopping about 4 times per week, etc. If it does not work for you don’t prove your stupidity by dismissing it out of rude ignorance!!!

C.Parker
C.Parker
8 years ago

Angel is absolutely correct

Subscribe Now

Sign up to receive BikeRumor content direct to your inbox.