BULLS STURMVOGEL EVO Street Review

Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Electric Bike Review
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Brose Drive T Mid Motor
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street 650 Watt Hour Integrated Battery
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Handlebar Display Grips Brakes
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Stitched Velo Ergo Grips
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Shimano Alfine Trigger Shifter
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Bloks Csi Mini Display Control Pad
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Standwell Front Basket Wood Planks
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Rigid Alloy Fork
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Velo Saddle Adjustable Kickstand
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Shimano Alfine 8 Speed Internally Geared Hub
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Quick Release Thru Axle
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Alloy Fenders
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Metallic Grey
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Schwalbe Fat Frank Tires
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Battery
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street 5 Amp Bmz Charger
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Gray Stock
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street White Stock
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Electric Bike Review
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Brose Drive T Mid Motor
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street 650 Watt Hour Integrated Battery
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Handlebar Display Grips Brakes
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Stitched Velo Ergo Grips
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Shimano Alfine Trigger Shifter
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Bloks Csi Mini Display Control Pad
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Standwell Front Basket Wood Planks
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Rigid Alloy Fork
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Velo Saddle Adjustable Kickstand
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Shimano Alfine 8 Speed Internally Geared Hub
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Quick Release Thru Axle
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Alloy Fenders
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Metallic Grey
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Schwalbe Fat Frank Tires
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Battery
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street 5 Amp Bmz Charger
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street Gray Stock
Bulls Sturmvogel Evo Street White Stock

Summary

  • Sporty urban electric bike available in metallic grey or glossy white, premium fenders and front rack add utility, mounting points for a rear rack and bottle cage, quiet Brose Drive T mid-motor
  • Beautiful stitched ergonomic grips and leather saddle from Velo, unique brown tires with whitewall sides and reflective striping for visibility, premium integrated lights from Supernova
  • Reliable and quiet drivetrain that can be shifted at standstill, internally geared hub with trigger shifters from Shimano, powerful hydraulic disc brakes with adjustable levers
  • Clean cockpit, simple display panel with Micro-USB charging port, extra-large battery capacity at nearly 650 watt hours, comes with a fast 5 amp charger, sold through a vast network of global dealers but commands a higher price

Video Review

Introduction

Make:

BULLS

Model:

STURMVOGEL EVO Street

Price:

$3,999

Body Position:

Forward

Suggested Use:

Neighborhood, Urban

Electric Bike Class:

Pedal Assist (Class 1)
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Warranty:

2 Years Motor and Battery, 5 Years Frame

Availability:

United States, Canada

Model Year:

2019

Bicycle Details

Total Weight:

58.2 lbs (26.39 kg)

Battery Weight:

7.1 lbs (3.22 kg)

Motor Weight:

8.59 lbs (3.89 kg)

Frame Material:

7005 Aluminium Alloy

Frame Sizes:

18.11 in (45.99 cm)20.07 in (50.97 cm)

Geometry Measurements:

Medium 46cm Measurements: 18.25" Seat Tube Length, 22" Reach, 28" Stand Over Height, 32" Minimum Saddle Height, 26.25" Width, 72.5" Length, Large 51cm Measurements: 20.25" Seat Tube Length, 22.5" Reach, 29.5" Stand Over Height, 34.5" Minimum Saddle Height, 26.25" Width, 73.5" Length

Frame Types:

High-Step

Frame Colors:

Gloss White with Silver Accents, Metallic Grey with Black Accents

Frame Fork Details:

Rigid Aluminum Alloy, 100mm Hub Spacing, 15mm Thru-Axle with Quick Release

Frame Rear Details:

135mm Hub Spacing, 10mm Threaded Axle with Nuts

Attachment Points:

Fender Bosses, Front Rack Bosses, Rear Rack Bosses, Bottle Cage Bosses

Gearing Details:

8 Speed 1x8 Shimano Alfine SG-7000-8 Internally Geared Hub, 307° Gear Ratio, 22 Tooth Sprocket

Shifter Details:

Shimano Alfine Triggers on Right (Two-Way High Lever, Single-Shift Low Lever)

Cranks:

Miranda Classic, Alloy, 170mm Crank Arms, 44 Tooth Chainring with Alloy Guide

Pedals:

Wellgo C122B Alloy Platform with Rubber Tread

Headset:

Chin Heur, Sealed Cartridge, Threadless, Internal Cups, Tapered 1-1/8" to 1-1/2"

Stem:

Kalloy AS-007N, Alloy, 90mm to 110mm Length Depending on Frame Size, 17° Rise, Three 10mm Spacer, One 5mm Spacer, 10mm Stack Height

Handlebar:

Kalloy HB-TR2 Swept Back, 640mm Length, 10° Upsweep, 25° Backsweep, 31.8mm Bore

Brake Details:

Shimano Hydraulic Disc with 180mm Front Rotor and 160mm Back Rotor, Dual-Piston Calipers, Shimano BL-MT201 Three-Finger Levers with Adjustable Reach

Grips:

Velo VLG-649D2S Stitched Leather, Ergonomic, Locking

Saddle:

Velo VL-1221, Leather, Silver Rivets

Seat Post:

Kalloy, Aluminum Alloy

Seat Post Length:

350 mm

Seat Post Diameter:

31.6 mm

Rims:

BULLS BF1, Single Wall, Alloy, 25mm Inner Width, 36 Hole

Spokes:

Stainless Steel, 14G Front 13G Rear, Black with Nipples

Tire Brand:

Schwalbe Fat Frank, 26" x 2.35" (60-559)

Wheel Sizes:

26 in (66.04cm)

Tire Details:

K-Guard, Reflective Sidewall Tape, White Sidewall, 22 to 60 PSI, 1.5 to 4.0 BAR

Tube Details:

Presta Valve

Accessories:

Standwell Front Basket with Wood Platform (5kg 11lb Max Weight), Knog Oi Flick Bell on Right, Sunny Wheel Alloy Fenders (65mm Width), Supernova V521S Integrated Front Light (235 Lumens), Supernova E3 Integrated Back Light, Velo Rubberized Battery Protector, Hebie Tool-Free Adjustable Kickstand at Rear

Other:

IP56 Ingress Rating, Locking Removable Downtube-Integrated Battery Pack, 2.5lb 5 Amp BMZ Charger, Maximum 120 RPM Motor Support

Electronic Details

Motor Brand:

Brose Drive-T

Motor Type:

Mid-Mounted Geared Motor
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Motor Nominal Output:

250 watts

Motor Peak Output:

530 watts

Motor Torque:

70 Newton meters

Battery Brand:

BMZ

Battery Voltage:

37 volts

Battery Amp Hours:

17.5 ah

Battery Watt Hours:

647.5 wh

Battery Chemistry:

Lithium-ion

Charge Time:

4.5 hours

Estimated Min Range:

35 miles (56 km)

Estimated Max Range:

100 miles (161 km)

Display Type:

BLOKS, BULLS CSI Sport Compact, Fixed, Backlit, Grayscale, Transflective LCD, Buttons: Power, +, -, Lights, Walk Assist, (Hold Lights Button to Change Units)

Readouts:

Light Icon, Walk Assist Icon, Up +, Down -, Power Level (0-4 Blocks), Current Speed, Battery Level (5 Bars)

Display Accessories:

5 Volt 500 Milliamp Micro USB Port at Base of Display Mount

Drive Mode:

Advanced Pedal Assist (Rear Wheel Speed, Pedal Cadence, and Pedal Torque Sensing, 320% Max Support)

Top Speed:

20 mph (32 kph)


Written Review

To run the forums, host the website, and travel, I charge a universal service fee for my reviews. This in-depth review was sponsored by BULLS North America. My goal is to be transparent and unbiased, this video and written review are not meant to be an endorsement of BULLS products.

My first look at the Sturmvogel platform was in 2016, with the E EVO model. It used the high capacity battery (with a slightly different casing), the same smooth-quiet Brose motor, and the same powerful hydraulic disc brakes from Shimano. With the 2019 EVO Street, BULLS has included beautiful alloy fenders, a front-mounting porteur rack, upgraded Supernova lights, and raised the price $300… which is impressive. This is a sporty, but functional, urban electric bike with reliable Shimano Alfine internally geared hub. Benefits include: being able to shift at standstill, going longer between tuneups because the drivetrain is so durable, enjoying quieter rides than if it had a derailleur and cassette. Though this model does not offer a suspension fork or suspension seat post, it does come with comfortable Schwalbe Fat Frank tires that are 2.35″ wide. I love the reflective sidewalls, the high visibility white frame option, the fact that even the rims are paint-matched in white, and that the lights both run off of the main battery pack. This is a nice bike, it’s efficient, quiet, and should be reliable because the components and drive systems are all name-brand. You do pay a bit of a premium at $4k, but the battery offers higher than average capacity, and you could easily add a rear rack to make this into a daily commuter. A couple of unique features that I want to highlight here are the faster trigger shifters vs. twist shifter (that many other internally geared hubs use), the two color options (metallic grey hides the motor casing and cables nicely), the two frame size options, and the unique fork with extra-strong 12mm thru-axle vs. traditional 9mm skewer). For just a bit extra, you could swap out the 31.6mm rigid seat post for a suspension post to take the edge off on bumpy roads. This is a Class 1 ebike that’s allowed in most environments, with a top speed of 20mph in North America and 25km/h in much of Europe. Bulls offers an excellent warranty and is a massive company with an extensive dealer network covering a two year comprehensive warranty. That’s part of what you’re paying for, and it comes in handy when you really rely on your bike.

Driving the bike is a quiet, smooth, mid-drive motor from a German company called Brose. It offers between 250 and 530 watts of power but more importantly, is capable of putting out up to 70 newton meters of torque. This allows for zippy starts and efficient climbing. For comparison, many of the competing mid-motors I’ve reviewed offer 60 to 75 newton meters, I’d actually call the Brose T higher than average in this department. In 2018/2019, the company launched a Drive S and S Mag (magnesium) for off-road performance riding, but they tend to increase pricepoint. For urban riding, the Brose T (which stands for Trekking) is still an excellent choice and one of the most compact and smooth geared mid-motors I have reviewed. Inside the housing is a gearless motor that spins through a reduction gearing system and transfers power through a Gates Carbon belt. This takes the edge off, reducing vibration and dampening some of the noise that you might notice from competing products. BULLS has done a wonderful job integrating this motor, tipping it up and blending it into the downtube. The frame on the Sturmvogel EVO Street is high grade aluminum alloy, but there’s some plastic and a rubberized guard running along the base of the downtube and motor for protection. As you pedal, a network of sensors measure rear wheel speed, pedal cadence, and pedal torque for quick starts and stops. The motor feels natural, it’s not as jerky or overwhelming as some of the others, which might not be as impressive during a back to back test ride comparison, but is something that I prefer long term as an owner… especially for this type of bike. BULLS has stocked an alloy chainring guide, which is almost unnecessary given the single cog and internally geared hub at the rear, the guide protects your pant legs while ensuring the chain won’t drop off when encounter large bumps. Without a derailleur hanging down at the back, you don’t need to worry so much about bike tips or clashes with other bikes at public racks. The drivetrain is tough, but internally geared hubs do weigh more. The size medium Sturmvogel EVO Street weighs roughly 58.2lbs, which is about 4.2lbs heavier than the older E EVO, becasue it has the rack and fenders. The Shimano Alfine internally geared hub weighs roughly 3.68lbs compared to 1.5lbs or 2lbs for most derailleur cassette drivetrains.

Many of the Brose powered electric bikes from BULLS have higher-than-average battery capacities, and this is a highlight for me because they don’t actually weight that much more than an average 500 watt hour pack. Looking at 7.1 lbs for a 647.5 watt hour pack is impressive when you compare the 500 watt hour Bosch PowerPack at 5.8 lbs or their heavier PowerTube at ~6.15 lbs. You’re getting 30% more capacity for a 22% increase in weight… and that’s comparing to the lighter PowerPack. You can do a lot with 150 extra watt hours of juice, especially on an efficient mid-drive setup. Remember, whenever you shift gears to empower your own pedaling, the motor also benefits. This battery pack is not perfect however, seating up into the downtube vs. down from the top, the pack sort of flops out when unlocked vs. having a two-step button like the Bosch Powertube. This pack is contained in plastic vs. tougher aluminum alloy but does have a thick rubber guard all the way along the bottom. This is another upgrade from the 2016 Sturmvogel E EVO which had a foam pad instead. I cannot say for sure whether all of the older packs would be interchangeable with this new design, but they do seem roughly the same, so it’s possible that you could swap batteries or double-up if you own multiple BULLS models with the Brose drive system. The charge port on this battery is fancier than the older 2016 model, and interfaces with the same BMZ high-speed 5 amp charger for quick refills… but I have read that this can stress the cells more than slower 2 or 4 amp charging. You can protect any lithium-ion battery from premature wear by storing it in cool, dry location vs. extreme heat and cold. It’s nice to be able to remove the battery for reduced weight when getting a tuneup or transporting it, but you don’t have to remove the pack from the bike to charge it. This could reduce the potential for accidental drops and just saves time removing and then re-attaching it. I found the pack to be surprisingly heavy when the weight is instantly transferred into your hand or you’re even pulling it down from the downtube if it’s stuck in a little bit. A final not about the battery pack and charging interface is that it’s magnetic. This is a protection mechanism that allows for the plug to pop out vs. tipping the bike. There are actually two charging ports on the battery (one that interfaces with the bike and one for charging on the bike) and you can plug the charger into either one to fill when it’s off the bike. This was a question that was raised in one of my other BULLS reviews and I confirmed and tested it on site with BULLS for this batch of coverage. Another tip is to keep the battery between 20% and 80% filled to minimize stress, and store it at 50% for long periods of disuse.

Operating the bike is very straightforward. You don’t have to press the power button on the battery to get it started like you used to. Now, that power button is more of an LED power indicator readout. To get the main display switched on, just press the little button along the top edge of the control pad (which is mounted near the left grip) and it bursts to life. Your current speed, battery charge level, and assist level are shown… and that’s it. You don’t get the additional stats that most larger displays offer such as trip distance, average speed, max speed, or range estimate, but the space savings and simplicity are appealing. The display uses a transflective LCD that looks great in harsh sunlight and goes backlit whenever you interact. It’s a functional design, and even though it’s a bit further to reach and click, and the readout is smaller than most competing LCD units, the readouts are big enough to read comfortably. To interact, you simply click up or down on the display itself to increase or decrease assist power. You can feel it click, thank goodness, because the assist level indicator graphic is fairly tiny. Four boxes communicate off, level 1, 2, 3, or 4. Little squares appear to show what level you’re in, and this display is actually called “BLOCKS” which makes sense. Along the left edge of the display, there’s a walk mode button, which can be useful to activate in crowded spaces or in the event of a flat tire (just hold walk mode to activate, must be in one of the four assist levels). If you’re in a low gear, as I was for part of this review, then walk mode is going to be very slow. The display panel is a great compromise in a world with lots of bulky, overdone, glaring screens… but it is not removable. One of my favorite features here is the Micro USB port built into the base of the display clamp. This is useful for maintaining portable electronics as you ride. I frequently use my smartphone for GPS, so it’s nice to tap into that big ebike battery to keep my phone from running low. There’s also a light button on the left edge of the control pad, which activates the two Supernova lights, or changes your units from MPH to KM/H if you hold it down. The headlight is mounted to the fork, so it points where you steer and won’t be blocked by the front basket. The rear light is built into the fender, so it won’t be blocked if you add a disc brake compatible rear rack. It’s all very well done and these are high quality, extra bright lights here. Both have alloy housings vs. plastic.

My take on this ebike is that it’s a professional looking, sporty, urban platform with lots of utility potential. The battery and motor are beautifully hidden, wires are internally routed, the hydraulic brakes require minimal hand effort and stop smoothly. I find the design to be appealing for both men and women, and the two frame sizes make it approachable. BULLS used to offer four sizes in North America, but seems to have narrowed down to the two most popular for 2019 to keep the price as low as possible. I love that they’ve chosen an adjustable kickstand that stays clear of the left crank arm. They include a bottle cage mount on the downtube for carrying fluids or mounting lock and mini-pump accessories. The front rack is designed to carry up to 11lbs of cargo and is made by Standwell (name brand, recognized in the space). It’s mounted to the head tube of the bike vs. the fork and stem, so it doesn’t impact steering and won’t tip when you park the bike. Even the headset itself, being tapered, is an upgrade that allows for more fork choices, if you wanted to swap in a suspension fork like Lauf Grit someday… that would be really cool. BULLS entered the North America market in 2015 and has been widely accepted and praised in the comments here and the forums. There are a few minor grips around battery charge port cover having no leash (making it easier to set down and forget)… just be careful, and take your time removing the battery. There’s always a balance between aesthetics, weight, and usability to consider with these products. I try my best to show how it all comes together in the video review above.

Pros:

  • Comfortable to ride, I enjoyed the swept back handlebars, sprung saddle and ergonomic grips… even though this bike doesn’t have suspension, the larger tires reduce some of the vibration while still rolling efficiently on paved surfaces
  • I like the miniaturized display panel, it’s transflective and backlit, so it should work in bright or dark settings, is easy to reach and doesn’t take up much space on the bars
  • Wonderful to have both front and rear LED lights that are integrated, running off the main battery pack, they don’t rattle or take up much extra space, the battery itself offers a LOT of capacity at nearly 650 watt hours
  • Excellent Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, they are easy to pull and use without much wrist or forearm strength and have adjustable levers that can come in close for smaller or gloved hands
  • I really like the two color options, especially the white, notice how the rims, tire sidewalls, and front rack all match, white will really stand out at night for added safety
  • Lots of potential to customize this bike with storage accessories because it has eyelets to mount a mini pump or bottle cage on the downtube and bosses on the seat stays for adding a disc brake compatible rack like this, it already comes with fenders and a front basket
  • Despite only having one sprocket up front and one in the rear (since the bike uses an internally geared hub) they put a chain guide on the chainring so you shouldn’t have any problem with dropping the chain or snagging your pants or a dress while pedaling, the drivetrain is solid and you can shift at standstill which is nice for hilly conditions and start/stop riding, the alloy guide might even protect the motor from rock strikes or other impact since it extends below the bottom bracket
  • I was really impressed that the front wheel uses a 15mm thru-axle, this adds extra strength and it’s nice to have quick release for easier flat fixes or lighter transport, even though the rear wheel doesn’t offer quick release because of the internally geared hub
  • The weight distribution on the bike is excellent with both the motor and battery positioned low and center, a bit of the black on the battery shows below the downtube for the white one, and there’s a protective rubber shield there to keep rocks and other debris from damaging the pack, if you opt for the black frame, everything just blends together perfectly
  • The Brose mid-drive motor is super quiet and smooth because it uses a little nylon belt inside to reduce vibration, in my opinion it’s one of the leading drive systems out there (quiet, compact, but still powerful), it offers up to 120 RPM pedal support so you won’t lose power when shifting to lower gears to climb or spin quickly
  • The top tube on the Sturmvogel is extra sloped so riders can more easily mount the frame and stand over it while stopped, this is great for riders with a shorter inseam
  • It’s nice that you can get the bike in two different sizes, that allows for better fit and a more comfortable safe ride, I also like where the kickstand is mounted (out of the way of the left crank arm) and how the front basket is attached (to the bike frame vs. the handlebar or fork)
  • I love that there’s a little Micro USB charging port built into the base of the button pad so you can charge a phone or run extra lights if you want, it’s convenient and doesn’t take up much space
  • BULLS updated where the rear light is mounted (at the base of the rear fender) so it won’t get blocked by a rack or anything, and despite the stock photo above, the headlight is mounted to the fork so it actually points where you steer vs. being fixed to the basket
  • Excellent weight distribution, low and center for both the battery and motor, this improves handling and reduces frame flex when turning

Cons:

  • The pedals are decent, stiff and relatively wide, but not my personal favorite given the rubber pad on top, consider an upgrade to something with more traction if you ride in wet conditions, Wellgo sells some white ones that are made from Magnesium if you want to get super fancy and lightweight
  • The motor does not offer shift sensing, but because this ebike uses internal gearing there’s less mashing potential and in my experience the cadence + torque sensing response is something you can learn to shift gently by reducing some pressure as you shift so it won’t over stress the chain etc.
  • The bike is built around a fully rigid frame vs. having suspension, and even with the larger 2.35″ wide tires it can be bumpy on rough terrain, especially if you’re riding at the 20 mph top speed for a long time… consider getting a 31.6 mm seat post suspension like this if you have a sensitive neck or back, also make sure the seat tube collar is tight so the post doesn’t slide down and consider the smaller version here if you need to keep the seat super low if you’re a shorter rider
  • I love that the battery is removable for convenient charging and reduced weight… but the rubber cap that’s designed to protect the charging interface doesn’t have a leash and could easily be set down and forgotten… then lost
  • Where the charging port is on the downtube, if you mounted a bottle cage it might get in the way and require you to take the pack off each time in order to charge… it seems like maybe you could mount the holder further up to make it work though
  • Once the battery pack is unlocked, it sort of flops down and could be easier to drop than if it had a catch mechanism like Bosch has designed for their PowerTube, it’s an expensive and heavy part, so take extra care

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BULLS ALPINE HAWK EVO Review

  • MSRP: $5,799
  • MODEL YEAR: 2020, 2021

One of the lightest electric bikes I've tested; carbon fiber frame, fork, and seat post reduce weight while dampening vibration for comfort; available in three sizes with matching crank arms, stem, and handlebar for optimal fit. Premium hydraulic disc brakes are easy to actuate in the drops or hood handlebar position,…...

BULLS DESERT FALCON EVO Review

  • MSRP: $6,299
  • MODEL YEAR: 2020, 2021, 2022

A solidly built aluminum alloy road bike with carbon fiber for and seat post to dampen vibration, available in three frame sizes for optimal fit, large network of dealers in the US and Canada for fitting and post-purchase maintenance. 28mph Class 3 speed pedelec performance with the 4th generation Bosch Performance Line Speed motor,…...

BULLS E-CORE EVO AM Di2 27.5+ Review

  • MSRP: $6,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A full suspension electric all-mountain bike with a dual battery setup, 150mm travel, large 27.5" plus sized tires, and Boost hub spacing in the rear for strength, made in three frame sizes. Fox Float suspension in the front with great stanchions, Fox Float also here in the…...

BULLS TWENTY9 EVO 1 Review

  • MSRP: $3,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A capable and and well-balanced hardtail mountain bike with 29” tires, hydraulic disc brakes, high capacity battery, and a reliable Bosch Performance Line CX Motor. Great Kenda Ace of Pace tires, 29” with 30-50psi, they give you some great float…...

BULLS TWENTY8 E45 Review

  • MSRP: $4,599
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A high-speed, feature-complete, urban electric bike with fenders, front suspension fork, suspension seat post, integrated lights and a nice modern rack. Available in 5 sizes including high-step and mid-step frame styles with a gel saddle and…...

2019 BULLS E-STREAM EVO AM 4 27.5+ Review

  • MSRP: $6,299
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A full suspension all mountain bike with plus size tires, hydraulic disc brakes, high capacity battery, and a lightweight Brose S Mag mid-drive. 27” x 2.8” plus sized tires provide increased traction, great float, and improved comfort while…...

BULLS CLOSSLITE EVO Review

  • MSRP: $4,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2020

A premium hybrid electric bike available in three frame styles and three sizes, impressive 180mm hydraulic disc brakes with quad piston caliper up front for improved power and cooling, pre-wired for a seat post dropper, integrated LED lights with side view for maximum visibility, reflective puncture resistant tires from Schwalbe. Upgraded Ergon locking grips, gender specific Velo saddle (that felt very comfortable), sleek air suspension…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO AM 3 27.5+ Review

  • MSRP: $5,799
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A full suspension all mountain bike with plus size tires, hydraulic disc brakes, high capacity battery, and a lightweight Brose S Mag mid-drive. 27” x 2.8” plus sized tires provide increased traction, great float, and improved comfort while…...

BULLS MONSTER E S Review

  • MSRP: $4,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A fat tire electric trail bike with a RockShock Bluto suspension fork, remote lockout, 11-speed Shimano Deore XT drivetrain with Shadow Plus clutch, robust skid plate and alloy drivetrain guides. High-torque Bosch Performance Line CX motor with eMTB drive mode, sand and snow capable if…...

BULLS E-CORE EVO EN Di2 27.5+ Review

  • MSRP: $8,499
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A full suspension electric all-mountain or enduro mountain bike with a dual battery setup, 180mm travel, large 27.5" plus sized tires, and Boost hub spacing for strength, made in three frame sizes. RockShox in the front with great stanchions, Fox Float X2 in the rear, Shimano STePs…...

BULLS LACUBA EVO LITE Review

  • MSRP: $4,799
  • MODEL YEAR: 2020

One of the most popular models in the Bulls ebike lineup, it comes in four frame sizes and three styles (high-step diamond, mid-step, and step-thru wave), motor and battery weight are low and center, battery is very high capacity at 37.5v 20ah. Extremely stealthy, the drive system and battery are almost completely hidden on this frame and…...

BULLS SIX50 EVO AM 4 SRAM Review

  • MSRP: $7,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A premium all mountain electric bike with 150mm Fox air suspension, SRAM XX1 Eagle 12-speed drivetrain, Bosch Performance Line CX high-torque motor, and Magura MT7 hydraulic disc brakes with adjustable CARBOTeCTURe levers. Wider Boost hub spacing provides a stronger bracing angle for the spokes and additional room…...

BULLS ICONIC EVO TR 1 Review

  • MSRP: $5,099
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019

A comfortable full suspension urban electric bike with adjustable upright body position, wider Boost hub spacing and sturdy thru-axles front and rear, high volume tires offer comfort and stability, they don't have reflective sidewalls but they do offer puncture protection. Totally blacked out aesthetic, everything matches and looks very cool, wires and cables are internally…...

BULLS GRINDER EVO Review

  • MSRP: $4,999
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A high speed gravel grinder electric bike, complete with flared drop bars, puncture resistant studded tires, and a paint-matched spring suspension fork offering preload adjust and lockout. Excellent weight distribution, beautiful Bosch PowerTube battery integration that frees up the main triangle for…...

BULLS AMINGA EVA TR 2 Review

  • MSRP: $4,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019, 2020

A women's specific full suspension electric mountain bike with high quality hardware from Shimano, Magura, Fox, Schwalbe and Bosch, available in two frame sizes with sloped top tube for easy mounting and stand over. Highly adjustable air shocks are lightweight, allow you to sag the frame to match your…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO 45 AM Review

  • MSRP: $5,499
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019

One of the only full suspension mountain bikes from a premium brand that offers Class 3 high speed performance (28mph, 45km/h), long travel 150mm air suspension supports all mountain riding. Excellent weight distribution and drive system integration, the motor and battery are virtually hidden in…...

BULLS Cross Lite EVO Review

  • MSRP: $4,399
  • MODEL YEAR: 2019

One of the most popular BULLS electric bikes, available in three frame styles and four frame sizes, fully-integrated Bosch PowerTube battery looks great and improves balance. Powerful Bosch Performance Line CX motor offers high torque for heavy loads and capable climbing,…...

BULLS CROSS E8 Review

  • MSRP: $3,199
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A feature-complete city ebike running the new Bosch Active Plus motor, it's lighter, more efficient, and quieter than previous Active Line iterations, and the compact design is very hidden. Integrated lights and reflective tires keep you safe, the unisex color scheme is professional and…...

BULLS CROSS MOVER SPEED Review

  • MSRP: $3,999
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A sporty speed pedelec with beautiful motor, battery, and able integration, the grey and black color scheme help the drive systems blend in, three frame styles to choose from (wave, step-thru, diamond). Bosch Performance Line Speed motor offers ~28 mph support, shift detection, and 120 RPM pedal…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO AM 4 Review

  • MSRP: $5,399
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018

A high-end, full suspension, electric mountain bike, with the high-torque Brose S mid-motor, and a high-capacity 37 volt 17.5 amp hour Lithium-ion battery, excellent weight distribution with hidden drive systems. Rugged all-mountain performance with 150 mm RockShox air suspension front and rear, 15 mm and…...

BULLS URBAN EVO Review

  • MSRP: $4,399
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

One of the stealthiest 28 mph urban electric bikes I have seen, the Bosch Powertube battery pack is completely hidden inside the downtube and the compact black motor casing blends perfectly with the matte black paint job. The mid-motor is angled up to blend into downtube visually, increase ground clearance, and shorten…...

BULLS SIX50 EVO AM 4 Review

  • MSRP: $7,399
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A top-end all mountain electric bike with 150 mm suspension from Fox, Shimano Deore XTR 11-speed drivetrain, Bosch CX high-torque motor, and Magura MT Trail hydraulic disc brakes. Wider Boost hub spacing offers a strong bracing angle for the spokes and room for…...

BULLS LACUBA EVO E45S Review

  • MSRP: $3,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A high-speed 28 mph commuter style electric bike that comes in four frame sizes and three styles (high-step, mid-step, and step-thru), it offers excellent weight distribution (motor and battery are positioned low and center). Beautiful aesthetic with hidden wires, an internally mounted battery, and a smaller motor casing, the…...

BULLS E-CORE Di2 FS 27.5+ Review

  • MSRP: $5,999
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A full suspension electric trail or enduro mountain bike with 150 mm travel, large 2.8" plus sized tires, and Boost hub spacing for strength, made in three frame sizes. All-black frame, fork, and anodized RockShox stanchions makes for a mean look, Shimano STePs E8000…...

BULLS LACUBA EVO E8 Review

  • MSRP: $3,799
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018

One of the most popular models in the Bulls ebike lineup, it comes in four frame sizes and three styles (high-step diamond, mid-step, and step-thru wave), motor and battery weight are low and center. Extremely stealthy, the drive system and battery are almost completely hidden on this frame and…...

BULLS MONSTER E FS Review

  • MSRP: $5,499
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

Top of the line, full suspension, fat tire electric trail bike with RockShock Bluto and Monarch air, remote lockout for the fork, 11-speed Shimano Deore XT drivetrain with Shadow Plus clutch, robust skid plate and alloy drivetrain guides. High-torque Bosch Performance Line CX motor with eMTB drive mode, sand and snow capable if…...

BULLS SIX50 EVO AM 3 Review

  • MSRP: $5,499
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

An all-mountain style electric bike with longer travel 150 mm air suspension from RockShox, an internalized downtube battery from Bosch, and three frame size options. Fatter 2.8" plus sized tires provide increased traction, reduced deflection, and improved comfort while remaining…...

BULLS CRUISER E Review

  • MSRP: $3,299
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A feature-complete cruiser style electric bicycle with paint-matched fork, fenders, rear rack, chain cover, and motor casing, available in three frame sizes with adjustable stem for good fit. Large sprung saddle, puffy stitched grips, swept back handlebars, and the deep step-thru frame make…...

BULLS AMINGA TR 1 Review

  • MSRP: $4,299
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A full suspension, cross country style, electric mountain bike made just for the ladies with shorter reach, available in two smaller size options, features a turquoise fuchsia colorway. Sturdy Suntour XCR 34 air suspension fork with remote lockout for easy transitions from rough…...

BULLS TWENTY4 E Review

  • MSRP: $2,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2018, 2019

A tough, sporty looking, high-quality, kids electric bike that can reach ~15.5 mph with four levels of pedal assist, smaller wheels keep the frame low and approachable. Premium accessories including tires from Schwalbe, a Shimano Altus 8-speed drivetrain, and Tektro hydraulic disc…...

BULLS CROSS E Review

  • MSRP: $2,799
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018, 2019

Well priced considering the quality Bosch-made electric drive system, four frame size choices, and three frame styles (high, mid, and low-step). Integrated LED lights and premium Continental tires with reflective sidewall stripes help to keep you…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO FS 2 27.5 Plus Review

  • MSRP: $4,099
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018

One of the cleanest looking full suspension cross country electric bikes I've reviewed, the battery and motor are built into the frame and match the matte black paint perfectly. Extra large battery capacity for longer rides, EnergyBus magnetic charging standard works on or off…...

BULLS SIX50 E 1.5 Review

  • MSRP: $3,099
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018, 2019

A hardtail trail ready e-bike with comfortable plus sized tires and a spring suspension fork (with lockout), sturdy tapered head tube, rigid thru-axles, and Boost up front. Capable as a commuting platform if you prefer a mountain bike vs. hybrid or city…...

BULLS CROSS LITE E Step-Thru Review

  • MSRP: $4,099
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018

An active, sporty looking, commuter style electric bike with low standover height, available in three frame sizes to improve fit and comfort. High-end drivetrain and motor systems, you get eleven gears with a tough mountain bike level…...

BULLS SIX50+ E FS 3 Review

  • MSRP: $4,699
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018

An all-mountain electric bike with plus sized tires for improved stability, traction and comfort, 150 mm air suspension with compression and rebound adjust. Battery and motor mount design are tighter than older Bosch systems, weight is kept low…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO 45 FS Review

  • MSRP: $5,199
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018

A high quality full suspension e-mountain bike that's also a speed pedelec (capable of 28 mph top speeds), solid hydraulic disc brakes, wide thru-axles with Boost Technology. Adjustable 150 mm RockShox suspension front and rear, four-bar rear swing arm to reduce brake…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO 3 Carbon 27.5 Plus Review

  • MSRP: $4,599
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017

A Carbon fiber electric cross country mountain bike with premium components and ultra-integrated motor and battery system, excellent weight distribution. The Brose motor is quiet and responsive offering up to 90 Nm of torque output,…...

BULLS DAIL-E GRINDER Review

  • MSRP: $5,799
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018

One of the first Gravel Grinder style electric bikes to make it to America! Made with premium components, high performance lights and a purpose built frame in three sizes. Capable of high speed 28 mph performance, the Bosch centerdrive motor measures bike speed, pedal…...

BULLS SIX50 E 2 STREET Review

  • MSRP: $3,899
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018, 2019

A fully equipped speed commuter capable of 28 mph operation, running on the proven Bosch Performance mid-drive motor and updated 500 watt hour Samsung battery. Extra large 203 mm hydraulic disc brakes offer smooth solid stops without requiring exorbitant hand…...

2017 BULLS LACUBA EVO E8 Review

  • MSRP: $3,999
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017

A versatile urban electric bike well suited to commuting, touring and trekking because of its efficient mid-drive motor and larger than average battery capacity, durable internal gearing and belt drive. Available in five frame sizes and three frame styles including wave, mid-step and high-step diamond…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO FS 3 27.5 Plus Review

  • MSRP: $4,699
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018

A stealthy full suspension all-mountain electric bike with longer travel 150 mm suspension, fully adjustable air fork by RockShox, color matched to frame. Larger 37 volt 17.5 amp hour battery pack to assist with steeper climbs and longer…...

2017 BULLS MONSTER E FS Review

  • MSRP: $5,299
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017

Full suspension fat bike with a high quality mid-drive motor from Bosch and their updated 500 watt hour battery pack for extended range. Cool fluorescent paint job that extends all the way through the fork, rear shock housing,…...

BULLS LACUBA EVO E45 Review

  • MSRP: $4,399
  • MODEL YEAR: 2017, 2018, 2019

Available in four frame sizes, two styles (high-step and mid-step) with an adjustable stem, active-comfort saddle and ergonomic grips, this bike can fit well and feel good at speed and over long distances. Capable of 28 mph top speeds, this is a Class 3 electric bike with an…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO FS 3 27.5 Review

  • MSRP: $4,699
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016

An all-mountain electric bike with beautifully integrated battery, motor and display... it blends in more than most other e-mountain bikes I've tested and runs quiet. Sturdy 15 mm thru axle in the front and 12 mm axle in the rear…...

BULLS SIX50 E FS 3 RSI Review

  • MSRP: $4,599
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016

A loaded full suspension mountain bike with premium electric drivetrain from Bosch offering 75 Nm of climbing torque with the CX motor and a 400 watt hour Samsung battery. RockShox air suspension with 120 mm travel front and rear for solid trail or all…...

2017 BULLS MONSTER E S Review

  • MSRP: $4,299
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016, 2017

Premium hardtail electric fat bike with all the fixins, highlights include rear rack bosses, tubeless-ready tires and punched out rims, RockShox air fork with remote lockout and high torque Bosch CX motor. Quality 180 mm hydraulic disc brakes from Shimano for excellent stopping power and modulation, impressive…...

BULLS OUTLAW E45 Review

  • MSRP: $3,999
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016

A sporty looking, fairly comfortable speed pedelec capable of ~28 mph top speeds, it's running on an optimized geared hub motor design with heat pipe technology for maximum performance. Unique mid-mount battery box fills the main frame triangle keeping weight low and centered while…...

BULLS STURMVOGEL E EVO Review

  • MSRP: $3,699
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016

A beautifully designed urban electric bike painted white for visibility and modern appeal, white walled tires, reflective sidewall stripes, LED lights. Extra sturdy and durable thanks to a 15 mm thru-axle on the front wheel (with…...

BULLS TWENTY9 E FS 3 RSI Review

  • MSRP: $4,599
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016

A full suspension, Bosch powered, cross country style electric bike with efficient 29" wheels, it's available in three sizes for good fit and would feel taller and larger for riders with long legs but still fits some shorter riders given the angled top tube. Quick release for both wheels ads convenience for fixes and transporting the bike, I love…...

BULLS CROSS LITE E Review

  • MSRP: $3,699
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016

Fully loaded urban electric bicycle with great accessories for commuting including an aluminum rear rack, full length fenders with mud flaps and integrated LED lights. Relatively light weight at under 50 lbs, this is due in part to the nicer…...

BULLS E-STREAM EVO FS Enduro 27.5 Review

  • MSRP: $5,399
  • MODEL YEAR: 2016

An enduro style full suspension electric mountain bike with longer 160 mm suspension travel, seat post dropper, 27.5" wheelset and premium hydraulic brakes. Downtube-integrated battery pack is out of sight and keeps weight low and centered across the…...


Comments (9) YouTube Comments

AreVee
5 years ago

Nice looking bike. Great use of silver components on the white bike. A nice change from black, black and more black. I also like the front basket attached to the head tube. A rear rack can be added to most bikes if necessary, but not so for the head tube mounted front rack. And the thick tires – nice for a cushy ride at e-bike speeds on a stiff aluminum frame.

Pity it’s such a heavy bike. I tried a Bulls last summer and so wanted to like it because of how well spec’d it was, but it was a little tank-like (BIG and heavy).

Not sure what you are talking about with the blurb at the beginning of your new videos. Sounds like something having to do with more content for paid subscriptions. Maybe you could be a little clearer on what that’s about. I’ll listen more carefully next time.

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Court
5 years ago

Hi AreVee! Yeah, most ebikes don’t have a great way to add an aftermarket front rack and that makes this one special. I think it looks sportier than many other cargo-capable standard sized electric bikes but it is heavy, and I think much of that comes down to the accessories (fenders, rack, upgraded touch points) and the high capacity battery pack. To clarify the intro blurb, I dropped ebike advertisers last year and now charge a standard flat fee to everyone for each review. Technically, this is all paid content now, but I’m still acting as independently and unbiased as possible. My aim in explaining this is to be transparent :)

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Keith Bierman
5 years ago

Nice review, sounds like a nice bike. I will point out that it is possible to add a front rack to most bikes. The Thule tour rack, for example, mounts nicely to my aged Stromer ST-1. But it certainly is vastly superior to have the load carried as on the Bull, so that steering isn’t as impacted.

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Court
5 years ago

Good tip! I’m glad that rack has worked well on your Stromer and I appreciate the link. Thanks Keith!

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Fabs
5 years ago

This would have been nicer with a gates carbon belt setup. Why didn’t they include a chain guard and kickstand? Great looking bike.

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Court
5 years ago

Hi Fabs, I believe that it does come with a kickstand, but I agree that a chain cover and belt drive would be nice upgrades :)

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Fabs
5 years ago

I believe you need to correct the review where it says “inside the housing is a gearless motor that spins through a reduction gearing system and transfers power through a Gates Carbon belt”. It does not have a Gates Carbon Belt.

M. Afren
3 years ago

Am I the only one who feels that I run out of gears on this bike too early? The gearing appears too low to me. I think it w’d have been a better bike with at least 11 gears but that’s only my opinion.

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