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It comes with beefy 2.15-inch Schwalbe Big Ben tires that handle sketchy roads with no trouble. This model uses 26-inch heels but Pedego also sells a smaller folding commuter bike and a traditional model with 28-inch wheels.
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With a starting price of nearly $2,600, the Pedego City Commuter bike is a serious investment, but it's a lot cheaper than a car if it fits your lifestyle.
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The Pedego City Commuter packs its taillight-equipped battery on a built-in rear rack. You can remove the battery or charge it in place. Batteries are available in 36- and 48-volt options with 10- or 15-Amp-hour capacities.
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The Pedego City Commuter builds its motor into the rear hub. Also included is a 7-speed derailleur, useful on steeper hills and to find the right balance of leg and battery power.
