No discrete 'speeds'
Because the hub is stepless, Enviolo has no fixed number of speeds; the configurator's '0' reflects this continuous ratio rather than a countable number of positions.
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Estimate incl. VAT
600 € – 900 €
Continuously Variable Planetary (CVP) hub, no fixed 'gears' but a stepless ratio range.
Atelier selection
One official studio photo (non-lifestyle) of an Enviolo CVP hub found on enviolo.com/products/ (the 'Utility' model); the source URL in this JSON entry (support.enviolo.com CVP spec page) is a generic spec table for all CVP hubs with no photo gallery of its own, so the image comes from enviolo.com's products page rather than the specific support URL. Other hub variants (City, Extreme, Heavy Duty, Trekking, Urban) have comparable official studio photos but were excluded since the configurator does not pin down a specific Enviolo model.
Because the hub is stepless, Enviolo has no fixed number of speeds; the configurator's '0' reflects this continuous ratio rather than a countable number of positions.
The configurator estimate is not a quotation. Thomas confirms price, specification and availability.
Lower weight helps on climbs and repeated accelerations. For flat rides, commuting and carrying loads, comfort, durability and aerodynamics often matter more than a few grams. Frame, wheelset and complete-bike weights are not directly comparable.
A wider gear range can combine climbing or carrying loads with speed on flats. Range percentage does not specify gear steps or the absolute lowest gear. Compare chainring and cassette or hub ratios as well.
Motor position and system affect ride feel, servicing and loaded starts. For everyday transport, dependable assistance and service often matter more than peak figures. Range depends on load, route, weather and assistance mode.
Moisture and impact protection help daily use, but a protection rating does not make every use safe. Follow cleaning and use instructions; avoid pressure washing unless explicitly allowed.
Hydraulic disc brakes can provide strong, controllable braking, especially in rain and descents. Rim brakes require a suitable frame and braking surface. For loads and long descents, consider the complete brake, rotor, mounting and heat-management combination.
Continuously Variable Planetary (CVP) hub, no fixed 'gears' but a stepless ratio range. One official studio photo (non-lifestyle) of an Enviolo CVP hub found on enviolo.com/products/ (the 'Utility' model); the source URL in this JSON entry (support.enviolo.com CVP spec page) is a generic spec table for all CVP hubs with no photo gallery of its own, so the image comes from enviolo.com's products page rather than the specific support URL. Other hub variants (City, Extreme, Heavy Duty, Trekking, Urban) have comparable official studio photos but were excluded since the configurator does not pin down a specific Enviolo model.
Manufacturer informationUrban hub weight: 2.180 kg. Lower weight helps on climbs and repeated accelerations. For flat rides, commuting and carrying loads, comfort, durability and aerodynamics often matter more than a few grams. Frame, wheelset and complete-bike weights are not directly comparable.
Shimano technische handleidingenAverage ratio range: 256%. A wider gear range can combine climbing or carrying loads with speed on flats. Range percentage does not specify gear steps or the absolute lowest gear. Compare chainring and cassette or hub ratios as well.
Shimano technische handleidingenCassette, chainrings, chain and rear derailleur form one package. Also check the cassette driver, frame interface and exact generation. The atelier packages shown are not claims about manufacturer stock builds.
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