Just bought a 2nd hand Eovolt, came to the youtube and saw you're riding it around near my home village. Loved the Guild Wheel as a kid, what got me into cycling
Got this bike a few months ago for the main reason of storing it in my hallway and not wanting to deal with handlebars sticking out, my only complaints with the bike are the pedals it comes with are made of quite poor material and crack very easily, especially if you’re pedalling hard up a hill, and I’ve had a few issues with the chain coming off the bike, as well as the rear derailleur being a bit flimsy (but that may just be my preference for belt gears / internal hubs on city bikes).
Might be worth getting a quick service to check cable stretch on your gears which is normal. New Pro bikes now have upgraded pedals developed with Eovolt with a non slip more robust design. Expect those to go across the whole range in 2025. Thanks for the feedback
@@eovoltuk Thanks for the reply. I live in Manchester so it's not too far away. By the way I didn't check my last post which was hijacked by the infernal auto correct feature on my phone. It should read "non-e bike" and not "non-existente".
It is part of the pro range but has been pushed back to 2025 launch. Supply chain has been heavily effected by the shipping chaos in the Red Sea. 20" Pro available in selected retailers 1st week of July.
Thanks. I’ll be looking to part exchange my Eovolt Confort next year and am attracted to the Pro 16” for its upgrades and lighter weight. I’ve just had my 76th birthday and I find the 20” Confort is beginning to be a little too heavy for me.
Just bought a 2nd hand Eovolt, came to the youtube and saw you're riding it around near my home village. Loved the Guild Wheel as a kid, what got me into cycling
Yes the guild wheel is a great ride away from traffic.
Enjoy your Eovolt ...
Got this bike a few months ago for the main reason of storing it in my hallway and not wanting to deal with handlebars sticking out, my only complaints with the bike are the pedals it comes with are made of quite poor material and crack very easily, especially if you’re pedalling hard up a hill, and I’ve had a few issues with the chain coming off the bike, as well as the rear derailleur being a bit flimsy (but that may just be my preference for belt gears / internal hubs on city bikes).
Might be worth getting a quick service to check cable stretch on your gears which is normal.
New Pro bikes now have upgraded pedals developed with Eovolt with a non slip more robust design.
Expect those to go across the whole range in 2025.
Thanks for the feedback
That looks like a great route for riding. I would love to ride it on a non-existent bike for a good workout. By the way where was this filmed?
Mostly on the Guild Wheel Cycle Path in Preston.
Thanks for the comment
@@eovoltuk Thanks for the reply. I live in Manchester so it's not too far away. By the way I didn't check my last post which was hijacked by the infernal auto correct feature on my phone. It should read "non-e bike" and not "non-existente".
Why has the 16” Pro vanished from your web site? Is it no longer a part of the upcoming Pro Range?
It is part of the pro range but has been pushed back to 2025 launch.
Supply chain has been heavily effected by the shipping chaos in the Red Sea.
20" Pro available in selected retailers 1st week of July.
Thanks. I’ll be looking to part exchange my Eovolt Confort next year and am attracted to the Pro 16” for its upgrades and lighter weight. I’ve just had my 76th birthday and I find the 20” Confort is beginning to be a little too heavy for me.