sixthreezero EVRYjourney
Cruiser
$1,399

sixthreezero

sixthreezero EVRYjourney

4.3(600 reviews across retail listings)

The sixthreezero EVRYjourney is a comfort-focused electric beach cruiser with an ergonomic upright frame and a step-through design. It targets casual riders who prioritize comfort over performance.

Price
$1,399
Motor
500W
Range
40 mi
Best For
Relaxed, comfortable casual cruising

Specifications

Category
Cruiser
Class
Class 3
Motor
500W
Top Speed
28 mph
Range
40 mi
Battery
499 Wh
Brakes
Mechanical Disc
Drivetrain
7-Speed
Wheel Size
26 in
Max Load
300 lbs
Weight
62 lbs
Warranty
1 year
Throttle
Yes
Torque Sensor
No

Features

ThrottleFendersRear RackLightsStep-Through FrameErgonomic GeometryIntegrated Lights7-SpeedSwept-Back Bars

Pros

  • The ergonomic, upright riding position is genuinely comfortable - swept-back bars and a forward pedal position let you sit relaxed with no strain on the back or wrists.
  • The low step-through frame makes mounting and dismounting easy, which is a big draw for older riders and anyone less confident on a bike.
  • The 500W version assists to 28 mph with a throttle, giving more speed and on-demand power than you'd expect from a mellow cruiser.
  • It comes complete with fenders, a rear rack, and lights, so it is ready for casual errands and beachfront rides out of the box.
  • At around $1,399 it is reasonably priced for a comfortable, equipped cruiser e-bike.
  • sixthreezero offers an unusually long test-ride/return window, lowering the risk of buying online.

Cons

  • It uses a cadence sensor, so power delivery is on/off rather than the smooth, natural feel of a torque sensor.
  • It has mechanical disc brakes rather than hydraulic, so stopping requires more hand effort and fades more on long descents.
  • The 499Wh battery and 40-mile range are modest, limiting it to shorter leisure rides.
  • There's no suspension, so the comfort comes from geometry and tires, not from absorbing big bumps.
  • At 62 lbs it is heavy for a casual cruiser, awkward to lift or pedal far unassisted.
  • Component quality is basic and value-oriented, and the warranty is only one year.
  • It is a leisure bike at heart - riders wanting performance, hills, or daily commuting duty will outgrow it quickly.

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