Boomerang Plus

Name: Pedego Boomerang Plus
Brand: Pedego
Price: 3495 USD
Availability: InStock

8.8

$3,495

MSRP

The Boomerang Plus is what happens when a brand listens to riders over 60. The step-through is so low it's nearly a moped frame.

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Full specifications

MSRP: $3,495
Category: Cruiser
Class: Class 2
Top Speed: 20 mph
Motor: Pedego rear hub (Hub)
Motor Power: 500W nominal / 750W peak
Torque: 50 Nm
Battery: 624Wh, Li-Ion
Range: up to 60 miles
Weight: 63 lbs
Frame: 6061 Aluminum, ultra-low step-through
Brakes: Tektro hydraulic disc
Drivetrain: Shimano Acera 7-speed
Suspension: Front, 75mm
Tires: Kenda K-Rad, 26×2.5"
Max Payload: 300 lbs
Warranty: 5 yr battery/frame, 2 yr motor

What we love

Lowest step-through in the category by inches
Dealer service network
Genuinely comfortable for hour-plus rides

What we'd change

Hub motor isn't the smoothest at low cadence
Premium price reflects the dealer model

Our verdict

By Sean Lupton · May 14, 2026 · Scored 8.8/10 against how we test

The Boomerang Plus is a comfort cruiser built expressly for riders who want the easiest possible mount — the ultra-low step-through is its reason to exist. At $3,495 it's ideal for older or mobility-conscious riders who value a shop and hour-plus comfort. Anyone chasing speed, spirited handling or spec-per-dollar should skip it; this is a relaxed Class 2 bike that prioritizes ease over everything.

The 8.8 is built on ride quality and serviceability. The step-through is the lowest in the category by inches, the geometry is genuinely comfortable on long rides, and Pedego's dealer network plus its 5-year battery/frame warranty back it up. The 624Wh pack supports a solid up-to-60-mile range and Tektro hydraulics handle stopping. It gives back a little on motor delivery — the 500W hub isn't the smoothest at low cadence per owner reports — and on value, where the dealer model commands a premium.

The trade-off is paying cruiser-plus money for accessibility and service rather than performance. For the rider it's designed around, that low frame and local support are worth every dollar. If comfort matters but the deep step-through doesn't, a value cruiser or the Velotric Discover 1 delivers a similar relaxed ride for far less — without the showroom.