Step Through Electric Bikes
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Compare battery size, stated assisted range and carrying limits for the six models in this collection.
| Model | Battery size | Stated pedal-assist range | Bike / rear-rack capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Halo | 48V 20Ah Samsung battery | Over 70km with pedal assist | Bike: 150kg Rear rack: 25 kg (estimated—confirmation pending) |
| Nova V2 | 52V 25Ah Samsung battery | Over 70km with pedal assist | Bike: 180kg Rear rack: 25kg |
| META24 X2.0 | 36V 15Ah battery | Up to 80km | Bike: 130kg Rear rack: 25 kg (estimated—confirmation pending) |
| META26 X2.0 | 36V 15Ah battery | Up to 80km | Bike: 130kg Rear rack: 25 kg (estimated—confirmation pending) |
| One Ultra | 37V 10Ah battery | Up to 100km; up to 140km with optional second battery | Bike: 150kg Rear rack: 60kg |
| META20 X2.0 | 36V 15Ah standard battery; optional second battery | Up to 80km; up to 160km with optional second battery | Bike: 130kg Rear rack: 25 kg (estimated—confirmation pending) |
One total carrying limit
Rear-rack load counts within the bike’s carrying capacity, not in addition to it. Observe both limits and the limits of the fitted accessory. Rack capacity alone does not establish child-seat suitability.
Range depends on the ride
These are stated pedal-assist figures, not guaranteed or directly comparable test results. Rider and cargo weight, assistance level, terrain, wind and tyre pressure affect actual range. One Ultra’s 140km and META20’s 160km figures require the optional second battery; they are not standard-battery figures. Where a load limit is not specified, confirm it before loading.
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