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Electra Ponto Go! Cloud

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Electra Ponto Go! CloudMaximum throttle assisted speed up to 20mph and pedal assisted speed of 26mph. 750W hub motor and 625Wh battery enable rides up to a 60 mile range on a single charge. Bench style saddle, passenger handle and foot pegs make this a ride for two (ages 16+). Maximum carrying capacity up to 360lbs. See and be seen with front and rear brake lights and turn signals. Stop confidently with hydraulic disc brakes. Store Pickup Only: Please contact us to confirm

  • Maximum throttle-assisted speed up to 20mph and pedal-assisted speed of 26mph.
  • 750W hub motor and 625Wh battery enable rides up to a 60-mile range on a single charge.
  • Bench-style saddle, passenger handle and foot pegs make this a ride for two (ages 16+).
  • Maximum carrying capacity up to 360lbs.
  • See and be seen with front and rear brake lights and turn signals.
  • Stop confidently with hydraulic disc brakes.

 

    Store Pickup Only: Please contact us to confirm availability. Once ordered, it will take 4 to 7 days for delivery and ready for pickup at The Bicycle Store-Florham Park, NJ

     

    SPECIFICATIONS

    E-system is certified by an accredited testing laboratory as compliant with UL 2849.

    *Please note - spec applies to all sizes unless listed separately


    Frameset

    Frame

    6061-T6 aluminum

    Fork

    HL suspension fork, 80mm travel, coil spring

     

    Wheels

    Hub front

    Alloy, 36H, 12G spoke drilling, 135mm

    Rim

    Alloy, 20''x57mm, 36h, 12G spoke drilling

    Tire

    20x4.0'' heavy duty, 160Kg rated, reflective

     

    E-system

    Battery

    625Wh removable, lockable battery

    Charger

    Charger, 2A

    Computer

    HMI display with thumb throttle

    Motor

    BEP hub drive motor, 60Nm, 750W, 36h

     

    Drivetrain

    Shifter

    MicroShift trigger, w/optical gear indicator, 8-speed

    Rear derailleur

    MicroShift Mezzo, 8-speed

    Crank

    Alloy, forged, square taper, 160mm length

    Bottom bracket

    Double sided BB torque sensor

    Cassette

    Freewheel, 11-34T, 8-speed

    Chain

    KMC Z8.3 RB, rust resistant

    Pedal

    Resin platform w/grip tape tread

     

    Components

    *Saddle

    Size: One size fits most

    Electra custom front saddle


    Size: One size fits most

    Electra custom rear saddle

    Handlebar

    Electra custom alloy

    Grips

    Electra custom kraton, alloy lock-on, 132mm length

    Stem

    Electra custom alloy with integrated shroud

    Brake

    Tektro HD-E395 hydraulic disc w/switch, 180x2.3mm rotor

    Brake rotor

    Tektro wave, 6-bolt, 180mm

     

    Accessories

    *Light

    Size: One size fits most

    Herrmans H-Black MR9-E


    Size: One size fits most

    Sate-Lite M-13 w/turn signal and brake light function

    Kickstand

    Alloy, rear mount

    Fender

    Electra custom plastic fender

     

    Weight

    Weight

    36.29 kg / 80.01 lbs

    Weight limit

    This bike has a maximum total weight limit (combined weight of bicycle, rider, and cargo) of 440 pounds (199 kg).

     

    We reserve the right to make changes to the product information contained on this site at any time without notice, including with respect to equipment, specifications, models, colors, materials, and pricing. Due to supply chain issues, compatible parts may be substituted at any time without notice.

    Bike and frame weights are based off pre-production painted frames at time of publication. Weights may vary in final production.

     

     

     

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    USER MANUAL

    Electra Ponto Go! User Manual (Click to View or Download)

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