ENVO Stax Electric Road Bike

Top Speed 32km/h (20mph)

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Frame

700C Stax, hydro-formed 6061-T6 aluminum alloy, smooth welds, painted, internal cable routing

Fork

Rigid, thru-axle, painted

Motor

XF08C brushless 36V rear hub

Battery

36V 12.8Ah LG cells (461 Wh), UL-certified

Controller

MINI6T controller, 36V, 17±1A, torque-sensor version

Charger

36V/2A, US DC2.1, UL certificate

Sensor

Torque sensor (pedal-assist only, no throttle)

Bottom bracket

LDS torque sensor, 73mm

Display

KD386 Key-Disp LCD, 36V, Bluetooth

Brake Set

HD-E3110 hydraulic flat-mount calipers, 160mm rotors, with power cutoff

Shifter

LTWOO SL-A0916-9W

Rear derailleur

LTWOO RD-GR5009, 9-speed

Freewheel

LTWOO 9-speed, 11-42T

Chain

CT-9, 1/2″ x 3/128″ x 116L

Chainwheel

42T, 170mm crank, torque-sensor fit

Tire

OBOR 700C x 40C, w3134 pattern, Presta valve 60mm, brown sidewall

Rim

J16F 700C x 1.95, front 28H / rear 36H

Front hub

KT-MSCF ID12x100, thru-axle, 28H

Handlebar

MTB-AL-345BT, W=680mm x φ31.8mm, 9° back sweep

Stem

TDS-D299N-8, Φ28.6 x Φ31.8, 105mm

Headset

NZX-2 | Φ28.6xΦ56xΦ39.8, internal cable routing

Grips

G324 TPR, all black

Saddle

Vivo Ergo 1217HRN, 269 x 145mm

Seat clamp

Locking, included

Pedals

Wellgo B087DU alloy, 9/16″, with reflectors

Lighting

LED headlight integrated into the frame; AA-battery tail light

Kickstand

KW-108, included

Bell

SX99B-2BK, included

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[tab-title-2]SIZING CHART[tab-title-end-2] [tab-content-2] 

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[tab-title-3]FAQ[tab-title-end-3] [tab-content-3] 

Ordering questions

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Installation & Repairs

• We have many replacement parts for direct or geared hub motors as well as mid-drive motors; however, before replacement, you should consider how much it will cost. Read more here!

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Assembly Instructions & Unboxing 

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[tab-title-4]MANUALS[tab-title-end-4] [tab-content-4] 

English and French

• Manual (EN & FR)
  

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[tab-title-5]Stax vs Stax Pro[tab-title-end-5] [tab-content-5] 

Both the Stax and Stax Pro are electric road bikes that are designed to look and feel like traditional road bikes. Both use a lightweight hydro-formed aluminum frame and a rear hub motor, but they are built on different frame geometries. They also both come with a 460Wh battery that provides up to 100 km of range.

Differences

The main differences between the Stax and Stax Pro are:

Suspension: The Stax Pro comes with a suspension mono-shock fork, which can help to absorb bumps and vibrations from the road. The Stax does not have a suspension fork.

Seatpost Clamp: Both the Stax and the Stax Pro come with a locking seatpost clamp as standard.

Adjustable Handlebar: Stax Pro comes with adjustable handlebar allowing you to finetune the reach and stack.

Tire Size: Stax Pro comes with 27.5'' hydbrid tires compared to 700C road tires for Stax. 

Battery: The Stax Pro allows you to use a dual battery option, which can extend the range of the bike to up to 200 km. The Stax does not have this option.

Accessories: The Stax Pro comes with all the accessories assembled, including a rear rack, fenders, and kickstand. The Stax includes a kickstand and bell; a rear rack and fenders are available separately.

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