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I have 860 miles on my delta and for me the battery life is about what I expected for my weight 285lbs and terrain. I alternate between two very different types of terrain, one route is mostly flat paved paths and gravel and I get about 40 miles per charge the second route is dirt trails and...

I’ve ridden my delta in the rain quite a few times, never had an issue.

I think in my case it was a combination of the two. For my wife level 1 as delivered was way to fast, 15 mph plus and no peddle resistance. I noticed the fast drop in voltage, like 20% in a few miles. Again riding side by side my delta would be at 250w and the Aurora at 500w. In my uneducated...

easy pace maintaining about 13-15 mph.

I have a 2018 Aurora that had similar issues, bought as an open box with 108 miles. On flat ground level 1 what does your watt meter show? Ours was at 500 while my Delta in the same conditions would read below 250. In our case Evelo sent a cable and program link to reflash the controller with...

Check out “Rambo” bikes.

Motorized dirt bikers have dealt with these tactics for decades. Earth First were frequent perps.

Sander, just curious as to the specs on your bike, Watts, gearing? I did get a reflash program from Evelo but we have a 2018 Aurora.

I haven’t done anything to the tires, although I would like to go a bit wider, not sure what will fit with my after market front fender and stock rear. Yes, level 1 on flat ground and we were at 16mph with no peddle effort, the new reflash has lowered that to around 12mph and drawing less...

I found the riding position much better with the riser it got the bars away from my knees, I also put an adjustable handle bar stem riser on. It’s s very comfortable ride. Other than that and a lousy front fender all is good.

The Aurora is my wife’s and she is very conscious about having an upright relaxed riding position, she is very pleased with the ergonomics. We did put the stem extender on it. I only have about 5 miles riding time on it, rides very smooth and stable and not lacking for power. Before the reflash...

How do you like your new Aurora? What are your impressions? How do you like the 750w motor? So, how does the PAS modes work? Is there is a specific cadence required for PAS 1, and that had to be

My wife’s Evelo Aurora 750w was to fast in level 1 for her and me, I’m @ 285lbs. Nice for us that Evelo wrote a program and sent us the dongle at no charge and We reflashed the controller for a much improved power curve.

My Aurora 750 came in the beginning of December with the single rear stand. As a side note we found our pas level 1 was too fast for flat ground, David and Alex really helped out by overnighting a usb cable at no charge to reflash the controller. They also adjusted the power levels which really...

I agree with Jerry once the riser is installed it's a much more upright ride and we find no need to change the bars. I did have to fabricate and install a longer front brake line.

Mine came with the single kickstand, mounted at the rear. Front fender is gonna stay off (I might have taken some frustration out on it) and I'll look for an aftermarket. I can verify tonight how the stand mounts either bolted to frame or a clamp type mount. As I remember it is pretty clean mount.

The Aurora is for me wifey. I got the 750 19" frame open box, I would have bought new but there is no 750 stock right now. I put it together last night and rode about 3 miles. First impression is positive on the test ride. The front fender that came is crap, flimsy and no way to adjust it to...

I'm a hoping. Pretty nice to go out and ride 25 miles being older (if 60 is "older") and weak kneed.

Well I have 120 miles on my Delta and an Aurora that should be here tomorrow. The Aurora went from Washington to Tracy Ca 90 miles east of me to Texas then Salt Lake City and now in Nevada, nice jon Fed Ex.

Hi there, first ebike, Evelo Delta which for me has been a pleasure to ride with 120 miles on it. I swapped the knobby nics out for Schwalbe super motoX 2.8. I'm in Nor Cal and most of my riding is pavement or costal hardpack trails linked with pavement. Great