EP 2023

The 2023 Devinci EP is the Canadian brand's E-Trail platform, a full-suspension trail eMTB built around a handcrafted 6066-T6 Optimum G04 aluminium frame with 130mm of rear travel via Devinci's eMTB-optimised Split Pivot linkage and 140mm up front. It rolls on 29in wheels at both ends and uses Devinci's FRG flip-chip to switch between a low setting (66.5 degree head angle, 345mm BB height) and a high setting (67.0 degree head angle, 351mm BB), giving riders a slacker, more planted feel or a steeper, livelier one. This bike is discontinued.

For 2023 the EP came in a single build, the Deore 12S, at US$5,999. It pairs a Shimano STEPS E7000 drive unit (250W, 60Nm) with a 504Wh Shimano STEPS E8035 battery, both shielded by moulded frame, motor and battery protection. The build leans practical and durable rather than flashy: RockShox 35 Silver TK fork and Deluxe Select R shock, Magura MT30 four-piston brakes on 203mm rotors, a Shimano Deore M6100 12-speed drivetrain with a Sunrace 11-51T cassette, and Maxxis Minion DHF/DHRII 2.6in tyres in MaxxTerra Exo+. Claimed weight is 24.33kg for a size medium.

Geometry spans four sizes (S to XL) with reach from 435mm to 495mm in the low setting, paired with steepish 76.4 to 76.5 degree seat angles for climbing and a consistent 470mm chainstay. As a Made in Canada alloy trail eMTB at a mid-range price, the EP positions itself as an accessible, durable all-rounder rather than a high-output enduro machine. No owner or long-term reliability data is available here, so this verdict is based on published specification only.