The Denago Commute Model 1 is an eBike that can replace your car in urban environments. Commute to work or school at up to 28 MPH on this Class III eBike. Features suspension fork and seatpost, integrated headlight, fenders, rear rack, and a sleek hidden battery. Traditional double-diamond frame design.
Technical Specifications
Frame Size |
S/M |
L/XL |
Battery |
LG 48V/14Ah |
LG 48V/14Ah |
Charger |
54.6V/3A |
54.6V/3A
|
Speed |
28 MPH on pedal assist, 20 MPH on throttle |
28 MPH on pedal assist, 20 MPH on throttle
|
Range |
60 miles max range
|
60 miles max range
|
Motor |
500W rear hub motor 50 NM torque |
500W rear hub motor 50 NM torque |
Wheel Size |
27.5" x 2.6" |
27.5" x 2.6"
|
Display |
LCD display |
LCD display
|
Brakes |
Hydraulic disc brakes front+rear
|
Hydraulic disc brakes front+rear |
Crank Set |
42T Aluminum cover |
42T Aluminum cover
|
Derailleur |
Shimano 8 speed |
Shimano 8 speed
|
Front Fork |
Front suspension |
Front suspension
|
Throttle |
Thumb throttle |
Thumb throttle
|
Handlebar |
Adjustable handlebar |
Adjustable handlebar
|
Kickstand |
included |
included
|
Rims |
27.5”, Al-alloy
|
27.5”, Al-alloy
|
Saddle |
CL-7038 |
CL-7038
|
Sensor |
Speed |
Speed
|
Head Tube Angle |
69° |
69° |
Seat Tube Angle |
68.1° |
68.1° |
Rear Chainstay Length |
19.3”/490mm |
19.3”/490mm
|
Front Wheel Center |
26.4”/670mm |
26.4”/670mm
|
Stack Height |
26.7”/678mm |
28.2”/716mm |
Fork Length |
19.9”/505mm |
19.7”/500mm |
Fork Offset |
1.8”/46mm
|
1.8”/46mm |
Fork rake |
1.4”/35mm |
1.4”/35mm
|
Stem length |
3.5”/90mm
|
3.5”/90mm
|
Crank Length |
6.7”/170mm
|
6.7”/170mm
|
Grips |
5.4”/137mm |
5.4”/137mm
|
Seatpost |
30.4*350L |
30.4*350L |
Shift Lever |
1x8 |
1x8 |
Seat Clamp |
φ35mm |
φ35mm |
Ebike Class |
3 |
3 |
Geometry

Frame Size |
S/M |
L/XL |
Height |
4'11" - 5'8" |
5'8" - 6'5" |
Wheelbase |
45.4"/1154mm |
45.4"/1154mm |
Top Tube Length |
- |
- |
Head Tube Length |
6.7"/170mm |
8.7"/222mm |
Seat Tube Length |
15.7"/400mm |
20.1"/510mm |
Standover Height |
26.3"/669mm |
26.3"/669mm |
Reach |
5.9"/150mm |
7.5"/190mm |
How do you know what size of bike you should buy?
A good place to start is using the sizing charts included for each bike on the info page. If you're in the middle of the recommended height range for a specific size then usually that's the correct one to go with. If you find yourself overlapping sizes at either the top or bottom of the height recommendation than sizing up or down could be a consideration.
For more relaxed fitting "city-style" bikes sizing is less crucial because often they will have adjustable stems and offer more overlap in sizing. Smaller bikes will be slightly easier to manage when starting and stopping while larger bikes will feel more stable when riding. Most often we recommend sizing down in this category.
Bikes that have a more aggressive riding position i.e. road, gravel and mountain bikes sizing is more important. In these categories we usually look closely at 3 numbers, reach, stack, and top-tube length.