Velotric GoMad - Obsidian

Why We Like It

Sooner or later, canyon country asks you to haul something bigger than a backpack — a secondhand couch off Bullard, a truck bed's worth of chicken feed, two kids who both insist on shotgun to the trailhead. The GoMad doesn't blink. It's rated to carry 500 pounds total, shrugs off washboard roads and monsoon-slick arroyos, and gets you home before the afternoon storm rolls off the Mogollons. This isn't a bike you baby. It's a bike you put to work.

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• 500 lb total payload, 176 lb rear rack — the couch fits, the feed sacks fit, the second kid fits. Most "cargo" bikes just mean you upgraded from a backpack.
• 750W motor, 1300W peak, 85Nm torque — climbs out of the canyon fully loaded without asking you to stand up and help.
• 801Wh battery, 75-mile range (150 with the dual-battery option) — enough range to run into Silver City, hit three stores, and still get back up the grade.
• 20x4" puncture-resistant fat tires — washboard, sand, gravel, mud. Rides like the road owes you nothing and it's fine with that.
• 100mm RST suspension fork — takes the edge off forest service roads so your eggs survive the trip home.
• Low step-thru frame, 16" step-over height — get on, get off, get the groceries loaded without dismounting like it's a gymnastics routine. This is the smart choice, not the compromise.
• Hydraulic disc brakes — stopping power that doesn't change its mind when you're loaded to 400 lbs on a downhill.
• IPX6 electronics, IPX7 battery — built for monsoon season, not just brochure weather.
• Apple Find My + NFC unlock — leave it outside the feed store without sweating it.
• Optional Young Passenger Kit — enclosed handrail, seat pad, footpegs, and the dual-leg kickstand you'll want once a kid's on board.

$1,999 · one-size-fits-most, 5'0"–6'3" · Obsidian, Dark Amber, Sage

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