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Thx for your reply,however, my bike has the gates drive belt and the shimano 8 is 8 gears inside the hub. All this seemed a better design, no more broken chains or dirt in the gears, but my biggest complaint is Bulls left out any suggestions in the manual that comes with the bike.

While I really like the bike. Got a flat tire on the rear and trying to get the shimano 8 cassette back on is proving to be a bear. I can't imagine if this were to happen on the side of the road! Thankfully, my dealer sent me enough manuals to help figure this out. The owners manual is a joke. Art

Stromers were nice I like the Gates belt drive no maintenace and no derailer Our Bulls climb hills at 15+ mph They are up to the task If you spend some time reading about these motors its about dc voltage and torque, so thebest hill climbers are the mountain ebikes we werent going to be...

First, here are two sites you should visit https://electricbikereview.com/ and http://propelbikes.com/shop/ I live in Colorado, and we have some good sized hills. I bought my wife the Bulls Lacuba EVo8 with the wave frame and I got the men's frame They are rugged bikes, the tires are best...

Glad to help. EBR is a great rsource!

Bunny. I bought my wife the Bulls Lacuba EVO 8 with the wave frame. It is awesome! I wouldn't suggest a full suspension eBike as there are some tricky engineering challenges that cost money to overcome. You should at least get a bike with front fork shocks, and you can buy seat posts that have...

I bought the Lacuba EVO 8, it's governed at 20MPH. The EVO 45 is the 28 mph versio. The tires are the same, they have some sort of Kevlar lining. I use my bike on dirt 75% of the time. It does well. Loose sand with an my eBike has been my only source of concern.

Josh, I bought the Lacuba EVO 8 with the gates belt drive. Love it. I am just slightly thinner than you. My bike climbs the hills just fine with me onboard. I highly recommend it!

I bought the Lacuba E8 for myself and the wave version for my wife. Couldn't be happier with the decision. The photo in this post must be an older picture, as the battery is more integrated. I wanted to stay Class1 and prefer the internal hub. With the Brose motor, I find it unnecessary to have...

I am a Field Engineer by trade and really enjoy reading the discussions concerning the interplay of how the motor, gears, controllers, etc work together to deliver a seamless pedal assist experience.

Hey, this is Art signing up. I am salivating over which eBike to purchase. As I am 65 and weigh more than I should, having a mid drive to carry me up some of the hilly terrain has really got me enthused for the possibilities that lay ahead. Reading some of the forums on Singletracks.com ....hmmm...