The Xtracycle Stoker is an offroad-ready electric assist longtail cargo bike (can fit 3 kids) with 24″ wheels.
The step-thru is higher than the Xtracycle RFA or Swoop, but this is the only true longtail cargo bike we know with 24″ wheels. This wheel size makes the deck and weight lower than those of the other longtail offroad-ready cargo bike, the Surly Big Easy, which has 26″ wheels. If you want other off-road-friendly cargo bikes, check out the adventure cargo bike category. Some popular competitors include Benno Boost, Riese & Muller Multicharger, Surly Skidloader, and Tern Orox.
If you like the idea of the 24″ wheels and steel frame, check the Xtracycle RFA, Xtracycle’s midtail version that can hold 2 kids instead of 3 but with a lower step-thru frame.
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Xtracycle Stoker Specs
| Available colors |
Black (matte) |
| Bike weight |
64.1 lbs |
| Max Gross Vehicle Weight |
470 pounds |
| Frame material |
4130 Chromoly steel |
| Fork material |
4130 Chromoly steel |
| Handlebar |
Kalloy AL078L, 31.8mm, 45mm rise, 24-degree backsweep, 640mm width |
| Grips |
Marwi 7GP-03-L, 125mm long |
| Stem |
Kalloy AS007N. Available lengths: 60mm (S), 90mm (M), 120mm (L) |
| Headset |
FSA No. 18 |
| Saddle |
Xtracycle Comfort Saddle (2021) |
| Seat post |
Kalloy SP3D1, 31.6mm. Available lengths: 300mm (S), 400mm (M), 450mm (L) |
| Seat clamp (collar) |
Xtracycle LF-5233 34.9mm bolt-on |
| Kickstand |
KickBack 3 |
| Rear rack |
Longtail RearRack |
| Brake levers |
Tektro M745 |
| Cabling |
Internal |
| Front brake |
Tektro M745, 4 piston hydraulic |
| Front rotor |
Shimano SM-RT64, 180mm |
| Rear brake |
Tektro M745, 4 piston hydraulic |
| Rear rotor |
Shimano STEPS RT-EM600-M, 180mm |
| Front light |
Herrmans H-Black Pro E 6-12V (attached to fender) |
| Rear light |
Herrmans H-TRACE E-BIKE 6-12V (included) |
| Shifters |
SRAM NX 11-speed trigger shifter with X-ACTUATION (Model number SL-NX-1-A1) |
| Front derailleur |
(none) |
| Rear derailleur |
Sram NX11 X-HORIZON (Model number RD-NX-1-A1) |
| Crank |
Shimano FC-EM600 or FSA CK-752, 170mm |
| Chainring |
FSA 38 tooth cog |
| Cassette |
SRAM GX PG-1130 A1, 11-speed, 11 tooth – 42 tooth |
| Chain |
e-ONZE-111 Taya (172 Links) |
| E-assist |
Shimano STEPS EP8 |
| E-assist cycling computer |
Shimano SC-E5003 |
| Charger |
Shimano STEPS EC-E6002 (120 V AC, 50 – 60 Hz, 2 amp) |
| Battery |
Shimano STEPS BT-E8016, 630 wH (downtube, external), up to 60mi per charge depending on riding conditions and load |
| Front hub |
KT QL-XC2F, 15mm, 100mm thru axle |
| Rear hub |
KT QL-XC2R, 10mm, 135mm bolt-on |
| Front rim |
24″ Alex DM24, 36H A/V 13 gauge |
| Rear rim |
24″ Alex DM24, 36H A/V 13 gauge |
| Spokes |
Pillar 13 gauge stainless w/PB13 14L brass nipples |
| Tires |
NICA’GNAR Cargo Tire 24 x 2.5″ |
| Tire compatibility |
24″ tires, max width of 2.5″ only |
| Fenders |
Aluminum (included) |
| Also includes |
FreeLoader Too, U-tubes (2021) |
| E-assist class |
Class 1 |
| Max e-assist speed |
20 mph |
| Specifications are subject to change without notice. |
Xtracycle Stoker Geometry
| 1 |
Head tube length |
7.875″ |
200 mm |
| 2 |
Fork length |
15.6″ |
395 mm |
| 3 |
Fork offset |
2.6″ |
65 mm |
| 4 |
Seat tube |
19″ |
485 mm |
| 5 |
Reach |
16″ |
410 mm |
| 6 |
Stack |
22″ |
560 mm |
| 7 |
Effective top tube |
23.2″ |
590 mm |
| 8 |
Actual top tube |
22.8″ |
580 mm |
| 9 |
Step over height |
25.4″ |
645 mm |
| 10 |
Chainstay length |
31.5″ |
800 mm |
| 11 |
Deck length |
29.7″ |
755 mm |
| 12 |
Deck height |
26.4″ |
670 mm |
| 13 |
Wheel base |
56.3″ |
1430 mm |
| 14 |
Actual length |
82″ |
2080 mm |
John G –
I’ve been a lifelong cyclist from bmx to road to MTB to commuting and tandems. With young kids, I turned to cargo bikes as a way to combine family time with riding and maybe save a few carbon emissions in the process. I did quite a bit of research on the major brands and settled on the Stoker since it offered some versatility with its larger, but not too large, wheels. I also appreciated that they have been building cargo bikes a long time, so it felt like a safer choice since I had no prior experience with this category – there are so many small companies with a ton of variety. XtraCycle also offers great accessory bundles at a reasonable price.