While there are some nice aspects to this bike, and I also appreciate seeing more options for short riders (my wife would love the low standover of this e-bike, as she’s a low cruiser fan), the price feels a tad bit steep.
The Evelo Galaxy SL is currently priced at $3,499, marked down from its MSRP of $3,699 for pre-orders that are expected to ship in August. You’ll have to rely on a lower level of pedal assist to achieve that maximum range figure.Īlong with the torque-sensing mid-drive motor and Enviolo CVT, other nice parts included on the bike include Zoom hydraulic disc brakes (180mm front rotor and 160mm rear rotor), 3.7″ color display, included rack and fenders, and included LED lights. With just 468 Wh of capacity though, don’t expect to get that range while riding on throttle only. The mid-motor uses a KMC chain to drive an Enviolo continuously variable transmission (CVT) that should allow riders to dial in the exact gear ratio of their preference.Ī torque sensor is included in the mid-drive motor to provide the most natural-feeling pedal assist, though riders will also find a throttle on the handlebars that can be used to activate the motor without any pedaling input required.Įvelo claims a maximum range of 50 miles (80 km) from the 36V and 13Ah battery. The motor should get the e-bike up to a maximum speed of 25 mph (40 km/h). Powering the Evelo Galaxy SL is a Dapu 500W mid-drive motor that puts out 740 peak watts of power and 95 Nm of torque.
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