Helokeep CD20 vs Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro

Riders in the 48 contiguous states who want a fat tire cargo electric bike with a rear rack for errands and loads, who can store and move a 103.18 lb bike at ground level, and who can wait for a preorder ship date.

You need delivery to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or a PO box, since Helokeep ships to the 48 contiguous states only. Skip it too if you plan paid delivery work, which the frame warranty excludes; if you want battery cover beyond 3 months; if you need a published safety certificate number for a building or city rule, since none is published.

Riders who want a lot of battery on board and a high payload ceiling, and who can keep a 94.1 lb bike at ground level.

You have to lift the bike onto a car rack, carry it up stairs, or move it without help: at 94.1 lbs this is the heaviest two-wheeler in Puckipuppy's range. Skip it too if your riding does not need 1,440 Wh, because both packs are on the bike on every ride whether you draw on them or not. And skip it if you need a range figure you can plan a route against, because the 80 to 130 mile claim comes with no assist level attached.

Which is better, the Helokeep CD20 or the Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro?

We have not scored these two head to head, so this page does not name a winner. The Helokeep CD20 starts at $1,499 and the Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro at $1,999.99. The per-buyer recommendations below say who each one suits.

How much do they cost?

Helokeep CD20: $1,499. Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro: $1,999.99 to $2,099.99. Prices are verified against the manufacturer; check the live links for current pricing.

Who should buy which one?

Helokeep CD20: Riders in the 48 contiguous states who want a fat tire cargo electric bike with a rear rack for errands and loads, who can store and move a 103.18 lb bike at ground level, and who can wait for a preorder ship date. Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro: Riders who want a lot of battery on board and a high payload ceiling, and who can keep a 94.1 lb bike at ground level.