The Model 2 tricycle is designed for heavier loads and more aggressive riding, and has a more serious aesthetic than the original Haley Model 1. The Model 2 has an increased load capacity of 400 pounds.

Structural differences of the Model 2 include heavier dropouts, thicker front forks and floor platform, and a tougher pivot. The Model 2 tail is stiffer as well, meaning even more transfer of pedal to forward movement traded for a little comfort. Mechanical differences include double front parking brakes, black plastic fenders, and a solid brass bell.

The cargo box is stained and finished. The black-bound compound curves run deep down the front of the trike, and are routed on the inside to reduce any extra weight to the box itself. Aluminum strips across the lid protect the finish from damage when carrying cargo on top of the box.

Front wheels are alloy mechanical disc brakes, bolted on for city life. A matching double wall disc rim is laced with a three speed, coaster brake rear hub. High pressure black tires with liners are included.