What's the maximum system load of a Bullitt?

The maximum system load of the Bullitt is 204 kg. That includes the weight of the bike, any equipment, the rider and cargo.

So how do I figure out how much cargo I can carry / cargo capacity ?
Easy math:

Maximum System Load –Your Bike Weight –Your Own Weight – Accessories = Your Remaining Cargo Capacity

Example:

• Rider: 80 kg
  
• Bike: ~28–30 kg depending on setup
  
• Accessories (e.g., cargo box): 5 kg
  

Your remaining capacity ends up around 89–91 kg of cargo.

Why does the bike weight differ?
Different drivetrains, cockpits and battery sizes mean the complete bike weight changes a little from setup to setup. In the specs for each Bullitt model, you’ll see a “Complete Bike Weight: from …” because the lightest build sets the starting point.

What does “Maximum System Load” actually mean?
The short version: it’s the total weight the bike is built to handle — you, the bike, your gear, and whatever you’re carrying. For Bullitts, that limit is 204 kg.

Why do we use a “system” number instead of a pure cargo number?
Because giving a single “cargo limit” would be misleading. Your weight matters. Your gear matters. Even your upgrades matter. Using one honest total keeps things clear no matter how you configure the bike.

Is 204 kg enough for heavy-duty use?
Absolutely. Bullitts are engineered for daily hauling, pro use, and “I’ll just throw this on” kind of days. The number is there for your safety and for the long-term health of the bike — not because the frame taps out early. You'd be surprised at how much 204kg actually is when you've loaded up the bike.