Evo Cycles is a New Zealand bike retailer with a nationwide network of stores, found through the site's Store Locator. The range covers pretty much every category of cycling: mountain bikes, electric bikes, road bikes, gravel bikes, cyclocross and adventure/touring bikes, BMX, commuter and urban bikes, cruiser and vintage bikes, cargo bikes, dirt/pump/jump bikes, and a full line-up of kids bikes from balance bikes through to 26" models.
Beyond complete bikes, Evo Cycles stocks components and parts (brakes, drivetrain, wheels, suspension and more), cycling clothing and protective gear, helmets, footwear, and accessories including baby seats, child and pet trailers, bike racks for cars, lights, locks, trainers and nutrition. Recognised brands across the range include Trek, Giant, Liv, Polygon, Rocky Mountain, Marin, Merida, Megamo, Tern, Wattwheels, Fatboy and Hikobike for bikes, Shimano and SRAM for components, MET, Giro, Bell, Fox, Troy Lee Designs, Oakley, Lazer, iXS and Safety Labs for helmets, and Thule, Yakima, Maverack and Ezigrip for car racks.
Evo Cycles also offers up to 36 months of interest-free finance on purchases, and runs a dedicated Service Centre for bike maintenance and repairs.
Evo Cycles is built around one idea: whatever kind of cyclist you are, there should be a bike and the right gear for you somewhere in the range. The New Zealand retailer covers an unusually wide spread of the market, from serious mountain and gravel bikes through to family-friendly kids bikes and everyday commuters, backed by a nationwide network of physical stores you can find through the site's Store Locator.
On the mountain bike side, Evo Cycles carries both full suspension and hardtail models in 27.5", 29" and mixed wheel setups, available in carbon, alloy and steel frame options, and organised by riding style across cross country, trail, enduro and dirt jump bikes. Electric bikes get similarly broad treatment, spanning electric mountain, commuter, cruiser, road, cargo and fat tyre models, plus step-through options for easier mounting.
For road and gravel riders, the range includes carbon and aluminium road bikes, time trial and triathlon bikes, and gravel bikes in aluminium, carbon and steel, alongside dedicated adventure/touring and cyclocross models. At the other end of the spectrum, families are covered too, with balance bikes and kids bikes running from 12" right up to 26" wheels, plus baby seats and child (and pet) trailers for parents wanting to bring young riders along.
Beyond complete bikes, Evo Cycles stocks a full range of components and parts — brakes, drivetrain parts, wheels, forks, shocks, handlebars, saddles and more — alongside maintenance essentials like cleaning products, chain lube, tools and workstands for anyone who likes to look after their own bike.
On the gear side, the range covers helmets (road, urban, gravel, MTB and MIPS options), cycling clothing from jerseys and bib shorts to jackets and winter wear, protective gear like body armour and knee/elbow pads, and footwear including shoes, socks and shoe covers. Recognisable names run through the whole catalogue: Trek, Giant, Liv, Polygon, Rocky Mountain, Marin, Merida, Megamo, Tern, Wattwheels, Fatboy and Hikobike on the bike side; Shimano and SRAM for components; MET, Giro, Bell, Fox, Troy Lee Designs, Oakley, Lazer, iXS and Safety Labs for helmets; and Thule, Yakima, Maverack and Ezigrip for car-mounted bike racks.
For anyone weighing up a bigger purchase, Evo Cycles offers up to 36 months of interest-free finance, making pricier bikes like full-suspension mountain bikes or e-bikes more manageable to budget for. Once you've got a bike, the retailer also runs a dedicated Service Centre for maintenance and repairs, so the relationship doesn't end at the point of sale.
Evo Cycles can be reached by phone on 0800 424 537, with the Nationwide Store Locator on their website the quickest way to find the branch closest to you. Between the breadth of bikes on offer, the accessory and clothing range, and the finance and servicing support, Evo Cycles positions itself as a one-stop option for New Zealand cyclists at pretty much any level, from a first kids bike to a serious gravel or mountain bike setup.