- How does the Globe Haul LT differ from the Haul ST?
- The LT has a longer tail, a 31-inch rear rack instead of the ST's shorter rack, and higher carrying capacity. The motor, battery and frame geometry are otherwise closely related.
- Can it carry two kids?
- Yes. The long MIK rack takes child seats and accessories, and the 440 lb limit includes the rider. Check accessory weight limits before loading two children.
- Is it legal as a Class 3 e-bike?
- It assists to 28 mph, so it is Class 3. That means no throttle and, in many places, riders must be 16 or older and wear a helmet.
- What comes in the box?
- The bike ships with a 1500-lumen headlight, 50-lumen taillight, fenders, rear rack, kickstand and brass bell.
- Does it fit shorter riders?
- Specialized says the single frame fits riders from about 4'5" to 6'4" using the telescoping seatpost and adjustable stem.
- Does it have suspension?
- No. The fork is rigid steel, so comfort comes from the 20 x 3.5-inch tires and tire pressure rather than suspension.
- Where is the Specialized Globe Haul LT cheapest?
- At orangecycleorlando.com, for $2,999.99, 21% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Specialized Globe Haul LT?
- 28 stores we checked sell it, including orangecycleorlando.com, Contender Bicycles, Hush Money Bikes, Bicycle Sports, wheelworld.com.