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EVRYjourney Electric
sixthreezero
Class 2
Cruiser

EVRYjourney Electric

7.9

$1,899

MSRP

The EVRYjourney Electric is sixthreezero's comfort cruiser — an upright step-through with swept bars and throttle assist, built for relaxed beach-town and neighborhood riding.

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Full specifications

MSRP
$1,899
Category
Cruiser
Class
Class 2
Top Speed
20 mph
Motor
sixthreezero rear hub (Hub)
Motor Power
500W nominal / 750W peak
Torque
50 Nm
Battery
500Wh, 48V Li-Ion
Range
up to 40 miles
Weight
62 lbs
Frame
Aluminum, step-through
Brakes
Mechanical disc
Drivetrain
Shimano 7-speed
Suspension
None
Tires
26×1.95"
Max Payload
300 lbs
Warranty
1 yr

What we love

  • Relaxed step-through cruiser geometry is easy to mount
  • Throttle plus pedal assist for casual riding
  • Affordable, approachable comfort bike

What we'd change

  • Mechanical disc brakes, not hydraulic
  • Cadence-style delivery and budget components

Our verdict

By Sean Lupton · July 10, 2026 · Scored 7.9/10 against how we test

The EVRYjourney Electric is a comfort cruiser for the casual rider who wants an easy, upright step-through for beach-town and neighborhood loops. At $1,899 it's an approachable, affordable entry to relaxed riding. Anyone who wants refined assist, strong wet-weather braking, or performance for hills and commuting should look elsewhere — this bike is built for gentle, low-speed comfort, not spirited or all-weather use.

The 7.9 reflects easy geometry but budget hardware: the relaxed step-through with swept bars is genuinely easy to mount, and throttle plus pedal assist suits casual riding, which helps ride quality for its purpose. The weaknesses the whatWedChange names are what hold the score down across two key criteria — mechanical disc brakes rather than hydraulics, a real brakes-and-safety limitation in the wet, and cadence-style delivery with budget components that keep the motor-power score modest.

The compromise is refinement and stopping power for approachable comfort at a fair price. If your rides are flat, dry and unhurried, it does the job pleasantly. If you want the same relaxed step-through with hydraulic brakes and dealer service behind it, the Pedego Boomerang Plus is a smoother, better-stopping cruiser — at nearly twice the price the EVRYjourney was built to undercut.