Electric Bikes
for Freego Flash F3 Pro Max

In most states, yes. Every bike here has pedals and pedal assist, and almost all sit at 500 or 750 W nominal, which is the federal ceiling for a low-speed electric bicycle. That makes them Class 2 — throttle to 20 mph — or Class 3 on assist to 28 mph. Two exceptions we flag on their own pages: the Freego Flash F3 Pro Max runs two 750 W motors, and Freego publishes no class rating for the City Flow A1.

Riding position and what your feet do. A moped-style bike has a long saddle, a low frame and a riding position where the pedals are more of a legal requirement than a way to get anywhere. A commuter puts you upright over the cranks and expects you to use them. Both can be Class 2; they are not interchangeable purchases.

The Freego Flash F3 Pro Max at 60 to 103 miles on a 2,640 Wh dual pack, then the Heybike Saturn at up to 100 miles with its second battery, then the Heybike Titan at up to 80. Range claims across brands are not comparable — use watt hours, which is amp hours times volts.

The Macfox M16 is the youth-sized one: 500 W peaking at 750 W on 16 x 4 inch wheels, rated from a 3'11" rider. The Freego Shotgun Lite F0 fits from 4'11". Everything else on this page is built around an adult frame.

Boxed and insured, free within the lower 48, typically leaving in 1 to 4 business days. The Macfox range arrives about 95% built; on the rest it is bars, front wheel, pedals and a first charge, usually 30 to 60 minutes.