Monday Motorbikes Debuts New Shavano Heavy-Duty E-Bike
The Eugene-based brand's latest model features a 750W motor and extended range for riders seeking long-term reliability.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Eugene-based manufacturer Monday Motorbikes has officially relaunched its brand and introduced the new Shavano e-bike model. The company aims to shift its focus toward heavy-duty reliability for riders across the United States.
Why it matters
The brand overhaul, which follows an acquisition by Volara Holdings, responds to direct requests from dealers and customers for more durable and tougher electric transportation. This relaunch introduces a new retail strategy that brings their e-bike lineup to independent shops nationwide.
The new Shavano e-bike features a 750W Bafang H640 motor, a 28 mph top speed, and a 48V 20Ah battery that requires a five-hour charge. The model carries an MSRP of $2,299, joining two other bikes in the company's refreshed three-model lineup.
The players
Monday Motorbikes
An electric bike manufacturer based in Eugene that produces the Anza, Antero, and Shavano models.
Volara Holdings
The parent investment firm that acquired the e-bike brand in June 2026.
The details
Following a 90-day teardown and rebuild of the brand, Monday Motorbikes is transitioning to a geo-targeted dealer program for independent retailers. The Shavano model was engineered specifically to meet demands for long-lasting, heavy-duty utility. It operates with a high-torque rear hub motor designed to provide consistent performance over its advertised 50-mile range.
Timeline
June 2026: Volara Holdings completed the acquisition of the company.
October 2026: The brand officially announced its relaunch and the new Shavano model.
The Home Front
This brand pivot reflects a broader industry shift toward ruggedized, long-range electric bikes that can serve as true vehicle replacements for commuters. The focus on heavy-duty construction suggests a maturing market where durability is increasingly prioritized over minimalist styling.
If you are in the market for a new e-bike, keep an eye on local independent bike shops as they begin to carry the updated Monday Motorbikes lineup. Check the company’s official site to see how the Shavano’s five-hour battery requirements might fit into your home charging routine.
The takeaway
Reliability and heavy-duty utility are the new priorities for riders evaluating e-bike investments. When comparing options, always confirm the specific charging time and battery voltage to ensure the bike meets your daily commuting logistics.
Further reading
For more information on the current market, see our guide to Electric Vehicles.
More information
Review the full lineup of models and technical specifications on the Monday Motorbikes official website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Powersports Business.
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