Easy Motion EVO Eco Lite Review - $

The Easy Motion EVO Eco Lite is a polished city style electric bike with matching fenders a rack and dynamo powered LED lights. Offers twist throttle for instant go as well as four modes of pedal assist for efficient riding. Battery pack is integrated into the downtube for improved balance and stealth, it's not backwards compatible with the Neo line from Easy Motion but can be charged on or off the bike.

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[janes.]

I am a 5'1", 65 year-old woman.  I LOVE this bike!   It has freed me to ride many places I avoided before because of the hills or the wind.  The folks at Certified Electric Bike Specialists in Chattanooga were great to work with me for several hours to find the right fit for me and have continued to be very responsive with any questions I've had since the purchase in August. 

[eva]

Thanks for the review.  I, too, am small - 5'3" and have a mild disability - unbalanced strength left to right.  This makes regular bikes difficult and searching for an e-bike to fit my needs has been interesting, to say the least. That is, until now...This bike appears to have everything I want - size, frame style, torque sensing, removable computer/console, swept-back ergo grip, etc. etc..  Perfect for my commute around DC with its' many hills. Thanks, again.

[TheVedicStudent]

With simple MOD I was able to do 31 Miles Per Hour. This was done by putting a larger battery and rewiring the system.

[AHz]

Thanks for the review of this. Easy Motion is going to the right direction in terms of battery charging, where people don't have take it off every time.

[VideoNOLA]

Had the Evo Eco for less than a year, and its battery has been spotty the past few months (leaving me stranded once). Sometimes it refuses to charge as well. Luckily, I found a way to "reset" the battery, but even that technique stopped working, so the company will be shipping me a replacement. Thing is, I'm much less enthusiastic now to own this bike, and am gradually seeing more stories of this nature cropping up on the Internet. Great bike when it's working!! :-/