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Elevate installation--demystified in four minutes by Outside Brendan. Check it out!

Bimotal Elevate Installation: a 4-minute Guide Installation manual: bimotal.com/serviceInstalling Bimotal Elevate is simple and only takes 30 minutes, watch this short guide to get your Elevate installed ...

Dialing it in this Monday—tolerances, flatness checks, part numbering, and quality control. It’s all part of building a high-performance, reliable product like Elevate.

The Bimotal Elevate app is now live on the app store. Connect. Tune. See real time system stats. And more.

P.S. Happy World Bicycle Day

We build Elevate by hand in Berkeley, CA.

Why?

So we can have tight control on quality via incoming inspection and have the fastest feedback loop between engineering, product, service, and production. Excited to share the progress as our production line ramps up and we build more Elevate systems.

Ride further.

Electrify Your Bike Bimotal produces world-class electric powertrains to power bicycles, bikes, ebikes and other forms of multimodal transportation.

What do all these bikes have in common? They're setup with Elevate mounts. As fellow N+1 riders, we get it--you want a motor system that can be shared across your fleet.

One of the coolest things about Elevate? It’s direct drive, but still packs a 32:1 ratio gearbox inside a tiny package. Most hub motors have no reduction—or maybe a 5:1 planetary. Elevate uses a 3-stage micro gearbox to deliver massive torque from an ultra-compact form factor.

This means it rides and feels more like a mid-drive, but with better shifting and torque-on-demand—no added stress on your cassette or derailleur.

We see some rad bikes roll through for Elevate installs—but this one came with a twist. The frame was supposed to be a “wall hanger.” Fast forward: full build, full power. Sometimes temptation wins.

A thing of beauty.

Preliminary shots of a few pro riders doing a shoot with us on Elevate--we thought they were fast before but with Elevate they were next level.