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flag the-ninth
Posted: Nov 30, 2025 at 21:51 Quote
Has anyone else here ordered an Even Flow from Velouria Cycles?

https://velouriacycles.com/even-flow/

I’ve got a Medium on the way, expected to arrive sometime in December. Most of the parts are already sorted: Intend suspension and brakes, a Madrone/SRAM drivetrain, and a BikeYoke dropper. The only thing I’m still undecided about is the wheelset. I’m looking for something light yet robust, and I’m currently considering Newmen Phase 30 Base with PI ROPE spokes or the DT Swiss XMC 1200.
flag whiskybiker
Posted: Dec 2, 2025 at 12:50 Quote
Looking forward to hear how you like it. A good looking bike!
flag the-ninth
Posted: Jan 4, 2026 at 23:14 Quote
The bike is finished, and the first few rides were great. I’m looking forward to many more.

Full build spec:

Frame: Velouria Even Flow
Wheels: PI ROPE Custom with Newmen Phase 30 Base
Fork: Intend Edge
Shock: Intend Hover Monocoque
Brakes: Intend Trinity All Black Ltd.
Brake Discs: TRP 223mm / 203mm
Derailleur: Madrone Jab
Cassette / Cranks / Chain: SRAM XX
Trigger: SRAM XX1
Dropper: BikeYoke Revive 213mm
Saddle: SQLab 6OX
Stem: Newmen Evolution SL 50mm
Bars: Chromag FU50
Grips: ODI Ruffian
Chainstay Protector: VHS V3

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow equipped with Intend suspension and brakes PI ROPE wheels a Madrone Jab frame a SRAM XX drivetrain and a BikeYoke dropper.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow equipped with Intend suspension and brakes PI ROPE wheels a Madrone Jab frame a SRAM XX drivetrain and a BikeYoke dropper.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow. I set out to build a high-end cable-actuated drivetrain centered around the Madrone Jab derailleur. Cassette chain and cranks are SRAM XX paired with a SRAM XX1 trigger. For chainstay protection I used the VHS V3.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow equipped with Intend suspension and brakes PI ROPE wheels a Madrone Jab frame a SRAM XX drivetrain and a BikeYoke dropper.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow equipped with Intend suspension and brakes PI ROPE wheels a Madrone Jab frame a SRAM XX drivetrain and a BikeYoke dropper.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow. I set out to build a high-end cable-actuated drivetrain centered around the Madrone Jab derailleur. Cassette chain and cranks are SRAM XX paired with a SRAM XX1 trigger. For chainstay protection I used the VHS V3.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow. The pedals are the lightweight LINK TI from Tatze made from titanium.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow. The full-titanium frame features a stunning 3D-printed rocker link paired with an Intend Hover Monocoque shock. And because protection matters the seat clamp is covered with a BikeYoke Willy.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow. For the cockpit I chose the Newmen Evolution SL stem which is extremely lightweight with no rider weight or usage limits. I prefer a high cockpit so I run Chromag FU50 bars. The stem cap is a beautifully 3D-printed titanium piece by Gravity Components.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow equipped with Intend Trinity brakes and TRP discs.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow equipped with Intend Trinity brakes in the All Black Ltd. Edition.

My new Velouria Cycles Even Flow equipped with Intend suspension and brakes PI ROPE wheels a Madrone Jab frame a SRAM XX drivetrain and a BikeYoke dropper.
flag loicbruhknee
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Posted: Apr 3, 2026 at 12:38 Quote
Beautiful bike! How does it ride?
flag the-ninth
Posted: May 12, 2026 at 13:11 Quote
loicbruhknee wrote:
Beautiful bike! How does it ride?

Thanks! So far I’m really liking it.

I came from a RAAW Madonna, which is already a very capable bike, so I wouldn’t say the difference is night and day. More like small but noticeable improvements. The Even Flow feels a bit lighter on the climbs and a bit more composed and planted on steep technical descents.

A lot of that is probably the overall setup and sizing, not just the frame itself. But the rear suspension definitely works really well under braking in steep terrain. The Madonna was already good there, but the Even Flow feels like it tracks the ground just a little better.

The higher BB is a bit of a tradeoff. Pedal clearance is great, especially combined with shorter cranks, but balancing at very low speed feels slightly less stable.

I’m also running an Intend Edge fork, and that probably contributes too. In slow, technical terrain the front wheel traction and sensitivity have been excellent so far.

Overall it just feels like a very refined and confidence inspiring bike. Not magic, and my riding skills are still the limiting factor, but it definitely puts a big grin on my face.
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