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Zero suspension, and a 20 mi realistic range with the European 250 watt restriction... For $7,000... None of that math works for me.

Way overpriced. I have one. Would rather have a car and be stuck in traffic. Ecofashism is getting out of hand. I'm not that old, this thing is literally 10x the price of my first car, that was admittedly a piece of shit, but I sill loved it.

Where do yall keep it? Do you need to have a garage?

what do you think the size of rider that 350w motor could handle? say 150lb, 200lb, 250lb, 300lb rider?

i was looking at the Basalt ST 2.0 so I wonder how much they upgraded.

Ion no why you need a dual battery upgrade when you can just buy a spare battery for $500 and take it with you. I got two spares for $600 when my bike's manufacturer was having a sale.

Nice review. I still prefer their older model with larger front wheel.

Just test road this bike today and I was really impressed. Based on the specs I wasn't expecting to like it as much as rhe reviews all seemed to, but it rode really nicely. Liked it more than the more expensive Cannondale Cargowagon Neo. Also test road the Radwagon 5 today and I was pretty impressed with that too. I liked the Haul better, but not sure I liked it $1,200 better...

Really good bike. I have a cube cargo. Very similar with suspension though. Only downside is steering. Sad all bikes have some downsides 😅 Urban arrow very stiff Cube cargo weird steering Omnium too small

Good review

How tall are you? Do the tips of your feet hit the front wheel on turns?

I will miss G&O family cycling.

Im starting to see many people on the ST snd LT on my commute to downtown SF. The price point is great considering everyone and their mother has a Tern GSD here or R & M load 60/75.

So you bought a cheap Amazon throttle and it works? I’ve heard that you need the OEM specialized one due to software or something. Which one did you get?

seems like the Lectric One would be a better bike for the price. what do you think?

Bought one a couple of weeks ago. Kids love it, and I love it too. Feel a bit weird riding it around (and got one road rager for no apparent reason) but so much fun.

I have a Specialized Turbo Vado SL EQ 5.0. Like it but I've had 7 flat tires and would like a second buck up bike. Im wondering whether this would fit the bill. Any recommendations?

I bought a Ford Ranger for $100. Buddy got a v8 GMC for $500, twice. You should see the cargo capacity of those bad boys. And you save thousands of dollars. Way safer for the kids. Much further range. You could get all 3 of those trucks and still saves thousands compared to getting one of these bicycles.

hi and thanks for your great reviews (&subscribed!). i am interested to purchase the EVELO Atlas but debating between the Priority Current and the EVELO Atlas = your top picks of 2023 &2024!. judging by your 2 videos, they seem similar/comparable in price/performance? can you please kindly indicate between the priority current and Atlas, which do you recommend to purchase ? thanks in advance!

I don't like twisting my wrist to change gears.

Awesome review! Live in chicago and I haven’t seen many other people with the Haul LT. It's a lot of bike.

I've not had the pleasure of riding one of these myself, but the control unit located directly below the bottom bracket, with the unprotected wires and whatnot, seems like a design flaw just begging for you to bottom out and scuff and/or crush it. Am I missing something?

Do you still happen to have the Via on hand to measure the width of the Kid & Cargo Carrier Hoop grab bars? Thank you!

General takeaway is ok for a first attempt, but way short on battery. Heck, the nearest Walmart is ~15 or 16 miles away (~32 mi round trip). Then again, I'm a utility rider. So getting from A to B with a possible load of cargo is top of my list.

Thanks, live in a hilly area so this was useful

The cost of this when compared to the cost of owning a car, is a drop in the bucket.

E-bike = motorcycle.

Very helpful thanks. Deciding between this, Swoop and upcoming Tern Quick Haul Long.

For a guy in the market for a cargo bike, this is a great piece of info. Well done.

I make decals, and i have cargo bikes, I can send you one from the Nederlands if you want.

Thanks for the data-based real-world test to show the capabilities! So many bigger channels reviewed this bike or other similar ones without describing % grade attempted, not to mention your important observation of the assist not kicking in below a certain cadence.

that is a very short range my man

I don't believe the Enviolo gearing system is a limiting factor in this scenario. Instead, the 250-watt motor appears to be inadequate for the additional weight of this front-load cargo e-bike, particularly when tackling a steep 15-degree hill. Given the demands of such a situation, the motor struggles to provide sufficient power and torque. For the American market, where users often encounter varied and challenging terrains, Bosch should consider offering more robust motor options. This would ensure that riders have the necessary power and performance to handle heavier loads and steeper inclines with ease. Enhanced motor options would not only improve the usability of cargo e-bikes but also expand their appeal to a broader range of consumers who need reliable and efficient transportation solutions in diverse environments.

It was a very enjoyable bike! During a test ride event, I experienced this feature. While its gear shifting indeed felt a bit underpowered when climbing due to the wheel size limitations, on flat terrain, the gear shifting was remarkably agile and smooth. I practically forgot about shifting gears; the bike effortlessly maintained its pace, allowing me to focus solely on riding and pedaling.

In the past six months, I have test-ridden this bicycle, and I am amazed at the significant improvements, especially in the automatic gear shifting. In earlier versions, I thought it felt sluggish, but just two weeks ago, I noticed it has become much smoother. This company seems very proactive in conducting version updates, which I believe is exactly what we need, as we aim for our product to continuously offer new experiences.

Share my experience. there is new E-Shift firmware update, it can bring significant improvements to gear changes. Before ridding, you can check if the bikes FW is the latest or not. You could upgrade the latest FW from the Smalo plus app>> setting>>about>>system information. Version 1.012: Fixing the issue where intermediate gears are not displayed during continuous shifting (released date 2024.06.21) Version 1.014: Enhances shift sensitivity and supports manual continuous shifting. These updates provide smoother and more precise gear control, improving riding experience.

Good info. Ty

Looking for a great daily commuter and occasional bikepacking. Which one would you recommend: Priority current or Gazelle ultimate C380+ HMB?

2 thousand for the dual battery setup is... well it's 4x the price listed on their website.

Ah, the spoiled NW cyclists. If you were a cyclist in the SW you wouldn't leave your driveway without a complete flat repair system and the knowledge of how to use it. Also, you would have slime in your tires. Reason: goatheads.

At least it was the front tire that went flat. A huge piece of glass was really bad luck. Not only need a new tube but also a boot for the tire.

$8000 for this? Might as well get a cheap small car around $10,000 or used car for $2500.

Not competitive anymore. Launched at $2,699. Way too expensive for build at $3,300. Sorry Priority.

No front suspension for that price? My God, why do you support such insane greed? I would never buy it.

$2-3k for the dual battery upgrade is indefensible and asinine. A 100 kWh Tesla battery is around $20k. That e-bike upgrade would be 1 kWh at the absolute most.

Its not the ebike, it's the rider. Can a rider handle 215 miles? Like the saying. "In the MTB world, it is not the bike but a rider!" Great job. I will try next year.

A belt drive! If using an ordinary chain, you are able to use chain gears, which has much less friction than an internal gear system! I have had one bike using a belt, and I didn't like it! Eventually try a Danish built "Christiania Bike"? It is not as smooth looking, but it functions! Finn. Denmark

Nice to see these Dutch build cargo bikes on the other side of the pond. Greetings from the Netherlands.

Great video, thanks! To avoid a flat tire on the next tour, I have a recommendation: Schwalbe Marathon plus - an unbreakable tire. I've been riding it on three wheels since 2005. I commute 20 miles a day for work plus the miles I cover in my free time or for shopping. The coat isn't cheap, but a shard of glass or similar won't interrupt a bike ride. Kind regards from Germany

Very good review. Concise and to the point. No dumb music in the background. Awesome graphics. Thank you.