The Tandem
JackRabbit MG Doble
Lightweight 2-Up Seat Micro Hauler, Black
The first lightweight, portable 2-up seat small EV. The MG Doble combines a full-sized bike design and a 2-up seat with JackRabbit’s signature lightweight portability (for example, easily lift this bad boy into any bike rack).
With a 749W cargo-geared motor and a mullet wheel design, this Micro-Hauler™ was designed to get sh*t done on your own, or with a passenger.
Armed with 20 mph of 100% electric speed, an unlockable 24 mph Off-Road Mode, 48+ miles of range, a color display, 2-piston hydraulic brakes, a twist throttle, Highrise Handlebars, front and back lights, front and rear fenders, and over 10 attach points, the MG Doble is ready for infinite missions.
All of that - and the MG Doble clocks in at only 52 lbs, and can fold flat to fit anywhere in your life.
Tested & compliant with UL2271 and UL2272. Ships almost fully assembled with charger and assembly tools.
Regular price
$2,499.99
Regular price
Sale price
$2,499.99
Unit price
per
2 year warranty
(We ship across the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico. Warranty only within the contiguous U.S.)
Bring home an MG Doble today.
A lightweight Micro Hauler™ built for two.
Bring-it-Everywhere
Design
Ultra Lightweight 52 LBS
Folds To Flat Mode/
Travel Mode
20-24 MPH**
48+ Mile Range*
2-piston hydraulic brakes
5 Hour Recharge Time
Mullet design w/ 20" & 24" street tires
Built for two riders
749W cargo-geared motor
*Dependent on total weight, applied power, road and weather conditions
Double trouble
The first lightweight 2-up bike, the Doble is powerful enough for two passengers, but light enough to lift up stairs and folds flat to fit anywhere in you life.
Easily lift onto a bike rack
Family vacation logistics? Hard. Getting an MG onto a bike rack? Easy. An ultra lightweight design means anyone (even grandma) can list this into a bike rack.
Full-sized frame, lightweight DNA
The MG Doble Micro Hauler™ is made for the big boys - but it’s still a JackRabbit at heart. Get sh*t done, then casually lift up your Doble in celebration like this dude.
A million ways to mod.
Whether it’s a surf check, grocery run, or camp exploring, you can mod the MG Doble how you need it. And with 10+ connection points, thousands of bike accessories are compatible.
Tech
Highlights
Weight
52 lbs
Range
48+ miles
Speed
20 mph
Max Riders
2
Motor
749 Watt cargo-geared rear hub brushless motor
Battery
Li-Ion 36V 20Ah 720Wh
Battery Safety
Tested & compliant with UL2271 & UL2272
Bike Safety
CPSC (CFR - Title 16 - Part 1512)
Display
Color screen w/ speed, distance, battery, mode, lights, & auto-off
Speed Control
ECO (7 mph), MID (15 mph), HIGH (20 mph), OFF-ROAD (24 mph)
Off-Road Mode
Unlockable 24 mph for private roads and 18+
Battery Level
5 level power indicator
Power
Single on/off button with auto power shut off
Throttle
Twist grip throttle
Lights
Dual LED Front Light, Front and Rear Pre-Installed
Foot Pegs
Forged aluminum black Mega Metal Footpegs
Grips
Ergonomic
Charger
110-240V input, 42V 4A output
Charge Time
~5 hours
Charging
Charge through frame or remove battery to charge
Dimensions
Ride Mode: 64.5” long x 29.5” wide x 43.5” high | Travel Mode: 52” long x 8.75” wide x 22.25” high
Water Resistance
IPX4 resistant to rain and water splashes. Non-submersible.
Frame
Monocoque 6061-T6 aluminum alloy
Seatpost
Tandem bench seat
Rear Tire
20” x 3” Street Tire
Front Tire
24” x 3” Street Tire
Hill Climbing
20+ MPH up most hills†
Brake
Front and rear 2-piston hydraulic
Heights Supported
4’9” to 6’8”
Weights Supported
Up to 325 pounds (147 kg)
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*Dependent on total weight, applied power, road and weather conditions
**Off-Road Mode unlocks 24mph speed and is for adults 18+ and private roads only.
†Slope gradients are based on a 180 lb rider going 6 mph in calm weather conditions with a fully charged battery (http://www.bikecalculator.com/)
**Off-Road Mode unlocks 24mph speed and is for adults 18+ and private roads only.
†Slope gradients are based on a 180 lb rider going 6 mph in calm weather conditions with a fully charged battery (http://www.bikecalculator.com/)