The EVRYjourney is an electric touring cruiser bike designed for total ease of travel. It’s specifically built for women who want to ride a bike to commute from place to place, but don’t really want to feel like they’ve been riding a bike once they arrive. In fact, when designing this bike, we were particularly focused on helping women feel comfortable who hadn’t ridden in a long time, or who had felt uncomfortable riding a bike in the past. The whole design process revolved around making the experience nearly effortless.

Bike Design that Reduces Pressure Points

First of all, the EVRYjourney has a 500-watt rear hub drive motor to provide forward momentum. It’s ergonomically constructed to relieve pressure points, make it easy to mount, and reduce fatigue. The rider can remain upright and relaxed, with hips, arms, and back in a neutral, natural position, so that longer rides don’t cause any strain to the joints.

An Easy Bike to Mount

Mounting the EVRYjourney bike is easy and comfortable, even elegant too. The frame has a low swoop that lets the rider simply step through to get going, instead of having to climb up. The adjustable seat makes it easy to just move into place without a lot of fuss. The pedals are placed just forward so that the pedaling is ultra-comfortable, providing just the right amount of leg extension. Everything is adjustable to fit women from five feet tall to six feet, four inches! So, it’s a super comfortable bike for women of all sizes and shapes.

Lower Center of Gravity for Safety and Stability

Because you are sitting lower to the ground than on more conventional bikes, the center of gravity for the EVRYjourney setup is much safer and more stable, so that when you are braking or turning, there’s less danger of flipping or tipping over, even if you need to stop quickly or take a sharp turn. Your feet can easily reach the ground for stopping and steadying.

A Cushioned Ride with Perks

Let’s talk about the seat for a minute. Unlike the hard, uncomfortable bike seats you may have endured in the past, the EVRYjourney has a comfortably cushioned seat that lets you fully relax, whether you’re pedaling hard or letting the bike do the work. The wheels are 26 inches in diameter, and they are two inches wide with just the right amount of traction and roll so that you can glide through your day smoothly and easily. You can also easily attach a bicycle trailer for the littles to tag along in, or add bike bags to carry your groceries, laptop, etc. for a day taking care of business.

You Choose Your Workout, Or Not

Another factor that has prevented more women from choosing bikes over buses or cars in the past has been the “workout factor” of cycling. With the EVRYjourney, however, you can decide whether you want to do the work, or whether you want the bike to do the work. This flexibility is one of the best things about having an electric bike. You basically have three different options to choose from:

• Traditional pedal power—Use your muscles and pedal, pedal, pedal if what you want is to get some cardio in for the day. If you ride your bike to work, for example, your commute home can double as your workout for the day so you’re not all sweaty when it’s time to give that important presentation.
• Engage Pedal Assist—If you want to go a little farther than you usually travel, but you worry that you might not have the gusto to pedal the entire distance, you can have the motor help out when you pedal, which extends your personal energy reserves for a longer commute. With this gear, you can travel at about 28 miles per hour.
• Let the Bike Do It All—Do you want to arrive at work without a single drop of sweat on your face? Just give the throttle a thumb and the bike will do all the work for you. You can focus on the ride and the scenery instead. With fully electric mode, you can travel at around 20 miles per hour.

Just like any battery-powered vehicle, the EVRYjourney bike has a power limit. When using the full-electric mode, the range is about 20 miles before it requires recharging. On pedal assist, it can go for about double that, owing to the fact that you’re also contributing your own energy.

The Frida comes in either totally self-powered or battery-powered models, depending on which you want. In either case, the Frida is well regarded as one of the most comfortable women’s bikes around. It is also a great bike to start out with if you haven’t ridden in a while, or just want something fun to ride.

Optimal Bike Ergonomics

Again, as with the previous designs mentioned, the Frida is built for total ease of motion and comfort while riding. The handlebars, seat, and pedals are positioned so that you can sit straight up in your padded, cushioned seat, pedal easily, and grip the cushioned handlebars without bending over at all. This relieves shoulder, arm, and wrist pressure. Pedaling is comfortable, with full leg extension and no pressure on the knees or hips. This takes all the pressure off of you so that you can take frequent, casual rides through town and off onto hard-packed bike paths.

Safety First

Safety is comfort, as far as we are concerned. Again, this bike is effortless to mount and keeps your center of gravity low so that you are in full control of the bike at all times and can brake quickly without fear of flipping.

Thick, Cushioned Tires

Keeping the tires thick and wide not only improves your control and roll, it provides great shock absorption so that you don’t end up feeling every bump on the road.

The Frida really rhymes with “freedom” when it comes to having an easy bike ride that is both comfortable and uncomplicated. You can enjoy the ride and the scenery without pain.