Pedego Elevate Full-Suspension Electric Mountain Bike
- Class 1
- 401-600 Wh
- 41-60 mi claimed
- Up to 250 lb max load
A full-suspension eMTB with a Shimano mid-drive at 85 Nm, 150 mm of fork travel and four-piston brakes, with no lights.
$2,499
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Usability
5.3 out of 10Strengths
- Full trail-grade suspension
- Powerful four-piston braking
- Mid-drive motor suits steep climbs
- Tubeless-ready tires
- Reasonable weight for a full-suspension bike
Drawbacks
- No lights fitted
- No throttle
- Small battery for the class
- Few owner reviews yet
- Battery warranty is prorated
A trail-ready mountain bike with top hardware, but no lights and a small pack
Specs
- TypeMountain
- E-Bike ClassClass 1
- Battery401-600 Wh
- MotorMid-drive
- Top SpeedUp to 20 mph
- Claimed Range41-60 mi
- Weight56-70 lb
- Max Rider LoadUp to 250 lb
- BrakesHydraulic disc
- SuspensionFull
- FoldingDoes not fold
- CertificationsClaimed only
- Warranty5 Years
Not checked: Whether the battery is removable
At a glance
- Shimano XT drivetrain
- Maxxis rubber
- Large frame tested size
The PEDEGO word mark is a US registration for electric-powered bicycles held under an earlier Pedego company, and its current holder was not confirmed.
- Pedego sells its electric bikes in the US through its own store at pedegoelectricbikes.com, where an order ships either to an authorized dealer at no charge or direct to the buyer's home by FedEx.
- The store's terms name PEDEGO Inc., a Delaware corporation, as the seller.
- The range covers fat tire, folding, commuter, mountain and trike models sold through a dealer network and the brand's own store.
- The Amazon listings found are sold by third-party sellers.
- None of Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Costco, Dick's Sporting Goods, REI, Home Depot or Lowe's sells Pedego e-bikes as the seller; Walmart carries only a Pedego basket accessory (October 2026).
The Pedego Elevate is a full-suspension electric mountain bike with a 36 V, 14 Ah battery of 504 Wh and a Shimano EP8 mid-drive motor rated at 250 W nominal and 85 Nm.
It has Shimano XT four-piston hydraulic brakes with 203 mm rotors, a 150 mm RockShox fork, 151 mm of rear travel, dual torque sensors and tubeless-ready Maxxis tires. The Large frame weighs 49 lb without the battery and 55.2 lb with the 6.2 lb pack, and the rated load is 250 lb.
It has a Bluetooth app display and no lights or throttle. The maker lists up to 42 miles of range and 20 mph assist. The Large is $2,499.00; the Small is the same price and sold out, and a Medium listed at $5,999.00 is out of stock.
