
Specialized Globe Haul ST: Everything You Need to Know
A longtail with pedals, a 700W hub, 772Wh, and 77.2 lb. Support treats 419 lb as structural and leaves rider plus cargo near 342. A storefront still says 419 with the rider, and a shop has sold it at $2,399.99.
By SickEBike desk
The short answer
The Specialized Globe Haul ST is a longtail with pedals and a rear hub. One storefront prints 772 watt-hours, a 700-watt hub, 90 Nm, 28 mph of assist, 20 mph on the throttle, and 77.2 pounds. Support calls 419 pounds structural, puts the bike near 77, and leaves rider plus cargo near 342. A rack note is 60 kg even when a sticker still says 40.
The Specialized Globe Haul ST is a longtail with pedals and a rear hub. One storefront prints 772 watt-hours, 700 watts, 90 Nm, 28 mph of assist, 20 mph on the throttle, 77.2 pounds, and a payload line of 176 pounds front and rear with a total, rider included, of 419 pounds. The tag on that sheet is $2,800. Specialized support calls 419 pounds, 190 kg, a structural figure that includes rider and cargo, puts the bike near 77 pounds or 35 kg, and leaves rider plus cargo near 342 pounds or 155 kg. Use the support note. The row links here.

Four documents, one 419
Support is the structural note. The storefront, Incycle, Capitol, and WIRED (July 2023) do not use 419 the same way. Do not average the prices.
| Source | What it prints |
|---|---|
| Storefront | $2,800. 772Wh. 700W hub. 90 Nm. Assist 28 mph. Throttle 20 mph. 77.2 lb. 176 lb front/rear, total payload including rider 419 lb. |
| Support | Structural 419 lb / 190 kg, rider and cargo inside that figure. Bike about 77 lb / 35 kg, so rider plus cargo about 342 lb / 155 kg. |
| Rack note | Rear raised to 60 kg (132 lb), pannier included. The sticker can still say 40 kg (88 lb). Front 44 lb / 20 kg. Pannier mounts 18 lb / 8 kg a side. |
| Incycle | $2,399.99 from $2,699.99. Calls 419 pounds cargo capacity, rider included. Does not subtract the bike. |
| Capitol | $2,500 to $2,800. “419 pounds including bike and rider.” |
| WIRED, July 2023 | $2,700. 700W. 772Wh. IPX7. A 60-mile claim. |
Four hundred nineteen minus about 77 is about 342. That subtraction is the support arithmetic. The storefront’s 419 does not subtract the bike, and it also prints 176 pounds front and rear. Incycle’s blurb calls 419 cargo, rider included. Capitol’s sentence includes the bike and the rider and does not say cargo. Those are not one payload. Load the support note, then the rack note, not a round number from a list.
The rack sticker can be the old one
Support says the rear rack was raised to 60 kg, 132 pounds, and that figure includes a pannier. The same note says the label on the rack can still read 40 kg, which is 88 pounds. Front is 44 pounds, 20 kg. Each pannier mount is 18 pounds, 8 kg. If the metal still says 40 and the support page says 60, the page is the update and the sticker is the leftover. Do not add 132 and 44 and 419. They are nested limits, not a sum.
Seven hundred watts, pedals, and a 20 mph throttle
Seven hundred is under 750. The storefront gives the throttle 20 mph and the assist 28. That is the Class 3 pattern, and there are pedals, so this is a bicycle, not a hub scooter. The class chart is the map. The charger is described as a 48-volt system. Dividing 772 by 48 is about 16.1, and that quotient was not printed. Do not put amp-hours on the hangtag. The watt-hour page is the tank you can actually cite: 772.
Prices in this set: $2,800 on the sheet, $2,399.99 from $2,699.99 at one shop, $2,500 to $2,800 at Capitol, $2,700 in the 2023 WIRED review. The list’s about $2,800 matches the sheet, not the sale. IPX7 and the 60-mile claim are the magazine’s, not a second support spec. For a longer family of racks, the Turbo Tero is a different Specialized bike, and the cargo guide is where the Tern numbers live. Demo with the heavier adult and the seats on.
Questions people ask
Does 419 pounds include the bike?+
Support includes rider and cargo in the structural figure, then subtracts about 77 pounds of bike to leave about 342. The storefront line does not subtract the bike. A shop blurb calls 419 cargo, rider included. Use the support note.
Is 700 watts a bicycle?+
Seven hundred is under 750. The storefront gives the throttle 20 mph and the assist 28. That is the Class 3 pattern. There are pedals. It is not a hub scooter.
What is the rack rated?+
Support: rear 132 pounds, which is 60 kg, including a pannier, front 44 pounds, and pannier mounts 18 pounds a side. The same note says the rack label can still read 40 kg, which is 88 pounds. Load the note, not the old sticker.
Is $2,800 what a shop charges?+
The sheet prints $2,800. A shop printed $2,399.99 from $2,699.99. WIRED’s 2023 review printed $2,700. The list’s about $2,800 matches the sheet, not that sale.
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