Pedal Electric Moto-style electric bikes

What PEDAL Electric is

PEDAL Electric LLC sells moto-style electric bikes and accessories online. The home page compares four models: the AWD [S] at a sale price of $3,100 (list $3,600) with 1000W motors front and rear, a 1200 Wh battery and a claimed 40 to 80 miles and 32 to 36 mph, the CORE 3.0 at $2,350 with a 1000W rear motor and 720 Wh battery, the S/T step-through at $2,450 and the H/T hardtail at $2,250, both with 750W motors, 768 Wh batteries and a 20 mph speed. Range figures carry an asterisk on the page. A financing page, a reviews page and an accessories range are also listed.

Products and prices

On 30 Oct 2026, during an Early Access sale advertised as up to $1,200 off with free shipping, prices were $3,100 for the AWD [S], $2,350 for the CORE 3.0, $2,450 for the S/T and $2,250 for the H/T, against list prices of $3,600, $2,600, $2,800 and $2,500. Bundles ran from $2,690 to $3,500, and accessories included a $129.99 suspension seat post, a $200 front rack, a $250 kid carrier kit and a $79.99 pannier. Because sales run constantly, the list price tells you little, so judge the sale price.

What an independent tester found

The Electric Bike Report review of the Pedal AWD S (August 2026; the page does not say whether the bike was supplied) measured a weight of 106.5 lb against a claimed 85 lb and a throttle-only range of 45.89 miles on the rear motor, compared with a claimed 45 to 80 miles and a class average of 29.99 miles, and an average stopping distance of 17 ft 6 in. With the class 2 limit set, the throttle initially exceeded 20 mph, reaching about 24 mph before settling near 20, and with the limit raised to 28 mph, pedal assist 5 reached 27.0 mph. The listed strengths were power, suspension, range, braking, passenger seat and turn signals. The listed cons were throttle programming, trouble keeping front-wheel traction when the motor engages and the legal definition.

The reviewer says that in many places the AWD [S] falls outside the legal definition of an e-bike and is technically an e-moto, that registration and a plate may be required on public roads, and that it suits experienced riders, especially off-road or on private property.

Shipping

In-stock orders typically ship within 3 to 5 business days, and processing can take up to 7 business days if an order is flagged for fraud review by a partner service. Once an order is processed it cannot be cancelled or modified, and changes after processing forfeit replacement or refund eligibility. The company says it is not responsible for lost or stolen packages due to carrier issues, offers third-party shipping insurance at checkout whose provider handles damage and loss claims, and charges the customer for outbound and return freight and restocking if a delivery is refused without authorization.

Returns, cancellations and warranty

For bikes, returns are not accepted more than 7 days after delivery, and the bike must be unused, clean and in original packaging. Assembled bikes are not eligible. A 20% restocking fee is deducted from the refund, and the customer pays return shipping, which is also deducted. Accessories have the same 7-day window, a 20% fee and shipping costs both ways. Batteries, bundles, special orders, sale items, gift cards, gifted orders and open-box sales cannot be returned, and written approval is required before sending anything. Cancelling before shipping costs a 12% fee for in-stock items and 5% for pre-orders.

The warranty page gives a one-year manufacturer warranty to the original owner, including one year on the Samsung batteries, against manufacturing defects only. Wear parts such as brake pads, tires, chain and grips are excluded, claims need photos or video, and manufacturing defects including shipping damage must be reported within 7 days of delivery. Damage from off-road or stunt riding, which the bikes are marketed for, is listed as excluded.

What we could and could not verify

We found independent coverage, including the Electric Bike Report test above, and retailer listings, but we did not verify the brand's review pages or its claims of a 36 mph top speed and 80 mile range. The reviewer's measurements suggest planning around lower range numbers.

Buying advice

Check your state and local laws on speed, power and registration before you order, because a bike that exceeds e-bike classes may need a plate and may be banned from bike paths. Plan around the tested range, not the claimed one, decide within 7 days and before assembling, ask about a test ride, and consider shipping insurance. For a checklist, see our guide on is it an e-bike or an e-moto.