Freego Electric Bikes
for Freego Flash F3 Pro Max

The Shotgun Lite F0, the Shotgun Prime F2 Pro and the X1 SE — Freego states Class 2 on all three and they sit at or under 750 W nominal. The Flash F3 Pro Max is listed as Class 2 by Freego but runs two 750 W motors, which is above the federal ceiling. Freego publishes no class rating for the City Flow A1.

The dirt-bike chassis from the Freego X1, built to stay inside a class. 750 W nominal, 60V 25Ah, 20 mph on throttle and 28 mph on pedal assist, on 17 x 1.4 spoked wheels with 70/100-17 motorcycle-grade tires. 117 lb, 264 lb max load, and a 5'3" to 6'1" rider window. It is the only bike we sell that looks like a dirt bike and rides legally in a bike lane.

Use watt hours. The Shotgun Lite F0 holds 600 Wh and does 18 to 30 miles; the Prime F2 Pro holds 1,080 Wh for 31 to 50; the Flash F3 Pro Max holds 2,640 Wh for 60 to 103. Heavier riders, hills and throttle-only riding all cut those figures, and Freego's ranges already assume pedal assist.

The Shotgun Prime F2 Pro is the cargo bike: 750 W, 1,080 Wh and a 330 lb payload. The other four rate 220 to 264 lb of total load. Payload includes the rider, so subtract before you plan a rack.

From Freego's California warehouse, free within the lower 48, typically 1 to 3 business days to dispatch. Warranty is 24 months on the frame and 12 months on motor and battery.