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Fleet Specification

Our fleet

Every delivery we run goes out on one of two purpose-built electric cargo bikes. The Venture carries enclosed, secure loads; the new Flatbed takes the oversized freight a box can't. Pick by what you're moving.

01

Venture

HSC Venture Enclosed cargo trike
Venture side profile
Fig. 1.1 — Side profile
Enclosed cargo volume
13 ft3
Box width
34 in 86.3 cm
Box height
21 in 53.3 cm
Box length
34 in 86.3 cm
Drive
Electric pedal-assist
Venture dimensioned drawing
Cargo dimensions
Venture side elevation line drawing
Side elevation
Venture — Top-loading lid, full-width opening
Top-loading lid, full-width opening
What it's for

Our smaller, everyday model. A fully enclosed box keeps parcels dry, hidden and secure across dense multi-stop routes — the right tool for the bulk of last-mile deliveries.

Best for: Secure, enclosed loads
Typical loads
  • Parcels, totes and bagged goods
  • High-stop-count routes
  • Weather-sensitive or high-value items
  • Anything that needs to stay locked and out of sight
Venture — Venture with roof box fitted
Venture with roof box fitted
Optional · Add a top box
+2 ft3 capacity

Need a little more room? Mounting a box on top adds roughly 2 cubic feet — about 15 ft3 in total — with no change to the bike itself. A simple option that covers many customers.

02

Flatbed

New
HSC Flatbed Open flatbed trike
Flatbed side profile
Fig. 2.1 — Side profile
Open flat load area
16 ft2
Bed length
5 ft 1.52 m
Bed width
38 in 96.5 cm
Usable deck
50 in 1.27 m
Deck profile
Flat with side rails open sides
Drive
Electric pedal-assist
Flatbed dimensioned drawing
Cargo dimensions
Flatbed side elevation line drawing
Side elevation
Flatbed — Low, flat deck for oversized loads
Low, flat deck for oversized loads
What it's for

Our new model we assembled ourselves. An open, low flatbed can handle long, bulky, palletized or awkwardly shaped freight that needs to be strapped down rather than packed in.

Best for: Oversized & irregular loads
Typical loads
  • Oversized, long or irregular items
  • Palletized and stacked freight
  • Furniture, building materials, equipment
  • Loads that are easier to strap than to box

Not sure which one fits your freight?

Tell us what you're moving and we'll put it on the right bike.

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