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The Bulls Lacuba EVO 10 is a 150 mile range e-touring bike w/ 750Wh Supercore Battery

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Bulls Bikes have released a new flock of e-touring bikes, each boasting a massive 150 mile range. The Bulls Lacuba EVO Diamond, Step-Thru & Wave models each are driven by the new Brose Drive S Mag motor powered by a downtube-integrated 750Wh Supercore battery. All get a $4,099 price tag thus, are worth a second look.

Bulls Lacuba EVO 10

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The Bulls Lacuba EVO 10 Diamond e-touring model

The Brose Drive S Mag motors that equip this line of new e-bikes makes them some of the more powerful e-touring bikes we see on the market today. In fact, we see the very same motor on the Bulls line of full suspension all mountain bikes too. It offers a maximum torque of 90Nm and a maximum pedal assistance of 410%.

That motor, coupled with the 750Wh Supercore battery nestled away in the downtube give the Bulls Lacuba EVO 10 e-bikes a claimed 150 mile range. Of course that’s terrain-dependent but nevertheless, it is not tot be sniffed at!

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The Bulls Lacuba EVO 10 Step-Thru e-touring bike

The Brose Drive S Mag is also meant to be ultra-quiet. It comes with Brose’s new Flex Power Mode. That means it can offer Cadence Power Control and Progressive Pedal Response, said to provide added support for an easier ride during times of otherwise strenuous pedaling.

Each variant of the Bulls Lacuba EVO 10 e-touring bike is fitted with a Shimano Deore 10 speed drivetrain, a 63mm travel Suntour fork and a Bulls-own cockpit with height adjustable stem. Cable routing is internal.

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The Bulls Lacuba EVO 10 Diamond is available in 48cm and 53cm frame sizes

In addition to the 48cm and 53cm frame sizes offered by the Diamond model, the Step-Thru and Wave models are available in 45cm, 50cm and 53cm frame sizes.

Pricing & Availability

The Bulls Lacuba EVO 10 Diamond, Wave and Step-Thru models are all priced at $4,099 and are available now direct from Bulls and through their network of dealers. 

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Jessie-May Morgan
Jessie-May Morgan
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Jessie-May Morgan is the UK & Ireland Tech Editor of Bikerumor. She has been writing about Mountain Bike Riding and Racing, and all its weird and wonderful technology for 4 years. Prior to that, she was an Intern at the Mountain Bike Center of Scotland, and a Mountain Bike Coach and Leader in the Tweed Valley.

Based in Innerleithen, Scotland, Jessie-May can often be seen riding the Glentress Trail Center, and its neighboring Enduro and Downhill Tracks. She regularly competes in Enduro at a national level, and has recently competed on the World Stage at a handful of Enduro World Series events.

For Bikerumor, Jessie-May is testing the latest mountain bikes, equipment and kit, letting readers know what’s hot and what’s not.

For context, she weighs 60kg and stands at 5ft 4″ tall (163cm).

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Tony Pep
Tony Pep
4 years ago

Wow, another E-Bike. “Great”

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Huffagnolo SuperMagna
Huffagnolo SuperMagna
3 years ago
Reply to  Tony Pep

Wow another stupid comment from the dark ages! Look it’s cool you probably haven’t actually ridden an e-bike of quality but I highly recommend it. It is fun and it sounds like you could use some of that in your life, we all could.

Sure e-bikes might not be for everyone in every situation but they are certainly opening a lot of doors for a lot of people and getting them on bikes. You can still be a roadie or a mountain biker but could go even further then you normally could or remove another car on the road. Sounds good to me.

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Craig
Craig
4 years ago

Incredible mileage, and the bike looks very sleek for a battery with that much capacity.

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Mathias
Mathias
3 years ago

Instead of keeping good eating habbits people ruin themselves (health) and they need all those fancy toys to be able to ride.

And aside INDUCING healthy issues no one measures drag of bicycle in terms of mechanical losses (not properly lubed chain, too tight preload on bearings, bad hubs, etc.) to sort things out.

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Jon D
Jon D
3 years ago

Hate to burst your bubble, but there are a TON of folks who eat healthy, take care of themselves, and still need a fancy ebike to be able to get around. As someone who rides many thousands of miles a year and is *also* a type 1 diabetic who keeps their A1c in the “better than 99% of my population” range: when my body fails me and will no longer let me pedal, you’d better bet I’ll be pedaling as best I can and getting a boost from an electric motor.

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Deborah
Deborah
2 years ago

After extensive research, I bought this bike. The only issue I have is that in Florida, we get a lot of sunshine and a lot of rain. If it’s raining, this is the best choice, I get from A to B fast with zero splash. The fenders are outstanding. However, in the summer, bike parking is often in areas of full sun and the battery cannot tolerate full sun for even a few moments, unless the bike is moving. (neither can I) I could ride my Bike Friday in the rain, I love that bike, but I would end up much wetter from both the road splash, and the extra travel time. The BF may be more exercise, but this bike can get my heart pounding if I so choose. And, in inclement weather, with good rain gear, no one at work would imagine that I had just taken my bike.

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