Is the Magnum Payload good for carrying a child?

Yes. It has a 400 lb total load rating, a 179 lb rear carrier and integrated rear foot rests for a passenger. You still need a child seat or pad and proper restraints.

What is the real range with cargo?

Magnum quotes up to 60 miles, but expect much less with a heavy load, hills or full throttle. Plan errands around 20 to 30 miles between charges.

Can it be limited to Class 1 or Class 2?

Yes. Magnum says the bike can be configured as Class 1, 2 or 3, so you can cap pedal assist at 20 mph where local rules require it.

How long does the battery take to charge?

About 10.5 hours from empty with the included 48V 2A charger. That suits overnight charging rather than quick top-ups.

What comes in the box?

The bike ships with a center-mounted double kickstand, a 48V 2A charger, a front rack, front and rear fenders, and front and rear lights.

Which battery does the Payload have?

Magnum's highlights list a 48V 15Ah battery, while the spec sheet lists 48V 21Ah (1008Wh). Confirm the pack size with the seller before you buy.

Is the Magnum Payload worth it against other cargo e-bikes?

It stands out on included racks, lights, fenders and a 400 lb rating, and it adds hydraulic brakes and a step-through frame. Rivals with suspension or a mid-drive motor ride softer and climb better; the Payload trades that for utility and a simple hub motor.

Where is the Magnum Bikes Magnum Payload Cargo cheapest?

At Street Rides, for CA$3,399.00, as of our latest check.

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Lowest price today: CA$3,399.00 at Street Rides (checked Nov 10, 2026).

Our take on the Magnum Bikes Magnum Payload Cargo

The Magnum Payload is a step-through aluminum cargo e-bike with a 500W rear hub motor, a 48V battery and a rated 400 lb total load. It comes set up for hauling: integrated rear carrier, front rack, fenders, lights and a double-leg kickstand are included. Range is quoted up to 60 miles, though a loaded bike will fall well short of that. Magnum's own highlights list a 48V 15Ah battery with up to 50 miles, while the spec sheet shows a 1008Wh 48V 21Ah pack, so check which battery the bike ships with.

Best forCarrying a child passenger or a second riderGrocery runs and errands around townRiders who want a step-through framePaved paths and light trails

Pros

400 lb load rating and a 179 lb rear carrier handle real cargo
Step-through frame with integrated rear foot rests for a passenger
Hydraulic disc brakes for a heavy bike
Front rack, fenders, lights and double kickstand included
Class 1, 2 or 3 configuration lets you set the speed limit

Cons

77 lbs is heavy to lift, store or load onto a rack
Rigid fork and no suspension make rough pavement harsh
10.5-hour charge from empty is slow
Long 82-inch footprint needs generous storage space
Listed range of 60 miles drops sharply with cargo or hills
Battery capacity is listed inconsistently: 15Ah in the highlights, 21Ah in the specs

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What reviewers say

4.5 / 522 ratings

Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 22 ratings, buyers treat the Payload as a capable, well-equipped hauler. Complaints center on its weight and the stiff ride.

What people mention

BuildPraisedOwners describe a sturdy frame that stays composed with cargo or a passenger aboard.
WeightCriticisedAt 77 lbs it is hard to lift, and riders note it is awkward to maneuver when not moving.
Ride comfortCriticisedThe rigid fork transmits bumps, so rough pavement and light trails feel harsh.
AccessoriesPraisedBuyers like that racks, fenders, lights and a double kickstand come in the box.
BrakesPraisedHydraulic discs are reported to stop the loaded bike confidently.
ChargingMixedThe 10.5-hour charge time is seen as long for daily heavy use.

About the Magnum Bikes Magnum Payload Cargo

Magnum PayloadThis heavy duty Electric Magnum Payload Bike can easily carry you and your cargo…be it several boxes or a passenger…the long tail rear deck is very versatile and practical. The running boards along the bottom are great as foot rests and are also removable if you prefer to use some extra long pannier bags. The cargo deck on the front of the bike is fixed to the frame so your load does not shift as you navigate the streets.The Payload has a step through design, which makes getting...

Specifications

Wheel Size: 26”
Suitable Terrain: Paved / Light Trails
Suspension Type: Rigid
Intended Use: Taking a child passenger, Cargo, Grocery shopping, Running errands
Usage Terrain: Paved / Light Trails
Tire Diameter: 26”
Tire Width: 2.4 in

Questions and answers

Is the Magnum Payload good for carrying a child?: Yes. It has a 400 lb total load rating, a 179 lb rear carrier and integrated rear foot rests for a passenger. You still need a child seat or pad and proper restraints.
What is the real range with cargo?: Magnum quotes up to 60 miles, but expect much less with a heavy load, hills or full throttle. Plan errands around 20 to 30 miles between charges.
Can it be limited to Class 1 or Class 2?: Yes. Magnum says the bike can be configured as Class 1, 2 or 3, so you can cap pedal assist at 20 mph where local rules require it.
How long does the battery take to charge?: About 10.5 hours from empty with the included 48V 2A charger. That suits overnight charging rather than quick top-ups.
What comes in the box?: The bike ships with a center-mounted double kickstand, a 48V 2A charger, a front rack, front and rear fenders, and front and rear lights.
Which battery does the Payload have?: Magnum's highlights list a 48V 15Ah battery, while the spec sheet lists 48V 21Ah (1008Wh). Confirm the pack size with the seller before you buy.
Is the Magnum Payload worth it against other cargo e-bikes?: It stands out on included racks, lights, fenders and a 400 lb rating, and it adds hydraulic brakes and a step-through frame. Rivals with suspension or a mid-drive motor ride softer and climb better; the Payload trades that for utility and a simple hub motor.
Where is the Magnum Bikes Magnum Payload Cargo cheapest?: At Street Rides, for CA$3,399.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Magnum Bikes Magnum Payload Cargo?: Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 22 ratings.

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Tire Type

CST, 26 x 2.4

Brake Type

Hydraulic Disc Brakes

Brake Highlights

Hydraulic Disc Brakes

Bike Type

Electric Bike, Cargo

Design Material

Aluminum Alloy (Frame)

Weight

77 lbs (35 kg)

Dimensions

Width: 24.75” (63 cm), Length: 82.25” (209 cm)

Range

60 Miles (97 Kilometers) (Maximum)

Maximum Speed

25 mph (with Pedal Assist)

Riding Style

Relaxed

Load Capacity

400 lbs. (180 kg)

Battery Capacity

1008Wh

Power Source

Battery

Battery Charging Time

10.5 Hours (from empty)

Battery Voltage

48 Volts

Battery Amperage

21Ah