Latch 2: A Full-Size Ride That Folds for the Journey
Folding convenience is most useful when the bike is still comfortable enough to ride everywhere. Latch 2 brings those two ideas together in one capable, easy-to-live-with package.
This is not a tiny bike designed only for short hops. Latch 2 uses a mid-sized step-through frame to create a confident riding position while still giving you the ability to fold the bike for storage and transport. That balance makes it a natural fit for RV travelers, apartment residents, commuters, beach trips, and riders who simply want more flexibility at home.
Folding should describe storage—not ride quality
The first surprise is how substantial Latch 2 feels once it is unfolded. The frame is engineered to support up to 400 pounds of total payload, including the rider, cargo, and approved accessories. An upright position helps riders look ahead comfortably, while the low step-through design makes getting on and off more approachable.
Front suspension with 60mm of travel helps take the edge off cracks, bumps, and uneven surfaces. Tektro hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors provide smooth, predictable braking with less hand effort than many mechanical systems. Wide 20-inch tires add stability without making the bike feel cumbersome.
These features matter because a folding bike should not feel like a bike you tolerate for the sake of convenience. It should feel like the bike you want to ride once you arrive.
Latch 2 is offered in Blue Fusion, Cloud Dancer, and Hematite, giving riders three distinct ways to make the travel-ready design their own.
Ready for the road—and the gear that comes with it
Latch 2 is built around practical travel. The frame and pedals fold to reduce the bike’s footprint, while an adjustable cockpit helps a dealer dial in the fit. The integrated rear rack is rated for up to 100 pounds, creating room for compatible bags, baskets, and other approved cargo solutions.
Think about an RV weekend: the bike folds for the trip, opens at the campground, carries what you need for the day, and feels at home on local streets or appropriate mixed surfaces. In an apartment, the reduced footprint can make storage simpler. For errands, the rack lets the bike do more than carry its rider.
Always keep the total load within the bike’s rated limits, distribute cargo securely, and make sure straps or loose items cannot enter the wheels.
Smooth power for everyday riding
The 48V, 750W motor delivers up to 90Nm of torque. In plain language, that means responsive assistance for starts, hills, headwinds, and carrying cargo. Pedego’s rider-selectable drive system lets you choose the ride feel that suits the moment, while the twist throttle can provide controlled acceleration within the bike’s configured class and local rules.
The removable 835Wh battery is listed for up to 84 miles of range under stated test conditions. Real-world range varies. Rider and cargo weight, hills, temperature, wind, speed, tire pressure, and assist level all influence how far a charge will take you. Your local dealer can help you set realistic expectations for the routes you ride most often.
Visibility and information at a glance
Latch 2 includes an integrated premium lighting system with a bright headlight plus rear running lights, an active brake light, and turn signals. A color display presents speed, battery level, assist settings, and trip information in a clean cockpit.
Lighting and signals can support visibility, but they do not replace attentive riding, hand signals where required, or awareness of traffic and road conditions. Before every ride, confirm that your lights and controls are operating normally.
Class options and local guidance
Latch 2 operates as a Class 1 and Class 2 e-bike and is Class 3 ready. A Class 3 upgrade may be offered only at participating Pedego locations, only for eligible configurations, and only where permitted. Class 3 rules—including helmet, age, and access requirements—vary by jurisdiction and by route.
Ask your local Pedego dealer to explain the bike’s current configuration, whether an upgrade is available in your area, and where each class may be ridden. The throttle does not operate to Class 3 speed.
The value of a hands-on demonstration
A dealer visit is especially useful with a folding bike. You can practice the fold, learn safe lifting and transport techniques, check the storage dimensions, and test the bike at the same time. You can also explore rack accessories and make sure the riding position fits your body and plans.
Latch 2 makes a simple promise: when the journey changes, your bike can adapt. Fold it for the trip. Open it for the fun part.
