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Chamois Hagar / Frame Only
A carbon frame gravel frameset.
Manufacturer Price
$2,799| Frame | Carbon |
|---|---|
| Suspension | Rigid |
| Fork | Carbon |
| Wheels | 700c |
5'2" – 5'8"
5'6" – 5'11"
5'10" – 6'3"
6'1" – 6'7"
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Summary
The Evil Chamois Hagar stands out as a radical and innovative gravel bike, blending mountain bike aggression with gravel versatility. Its slack head angle and stable geometry make it excel in rough terrain and high-speed descents, while the drop bars offer a unique riding position. However, its unconventional design and firm ride may not suit everyone, especially those seeking traditional gravel bike comfort.
Slack head angle and stable geometry for aggressive handling
Unique drop bar design for aero positions and versatility
Ample tire clearance and mounting options for adventure riding
Firm ride quality transmits bumps and shocks
Unconventional design may not appeal to traditional gravel riders
Limited comfort for long-distance cruising
It isn’t interesting despite its drop bars and rigid fork. It’s interesting because of them.
BIKE MagazineYou’ll either think it’s ‘totally awesome’ or 'it looks like someone broke its back’.
Bike PerfectEvil’s Chamois Hagar is a wonderfully divisive thing.Bicycling
this is one of the most stable and predictable bikes I’ve ridden
BikerumorThe Evil Chamois Hagar is the most progressive gravel bike we’ve ever ridden!
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May 2021 · Travis Engel
Halfway into testing the Evil Chamois Hagar, we loved how weird it was, but wanted it to get even weirder.
Dec 2020 · Dan Cavallari
Where does gravel stop and mountain bike start?
Sep 2020
The baddest gravel bike we’ve tested is also a whole lot of fun.
Incredibly stable
Tough enough for hucking jumps
Stiff and efficient
Lacks the compliance of some gravel bikes
Mar 2020 · James Huang
Evil Bicycles infused a massive helping of mountain bike design into the recipe for its Chamois Hagar gravel machine. It’s unquestionably one of the most unusual — and visually striking — drop-bar bikes in recent memory. However, does that different approach actually deliver an improved experience, or is it different for the sake of being […]
Brilliant handling at high speed, striking design, conventional riding position
Goofy low-speed handling, backbreaking ride quality
Feb 2020 · Guy Kesteven
Evil’s radical Chamois Hagar gravel bike looks like nothing else but how does it actually ride?
Radical looks create a stir wherever you ride
Lightweight, performance-tuned frame and fork with sorted storage fixtures
Amazing stability for steeps and straight lines in stock format
SRAM AXS hybrid gravel/MTB equipment is awesome
Stock bars are too narrow and stem too short for the stubborn handling
Fitting a short enough stem leaves reach compromised
Firm ride and no scope for fat tyre or suspension fork fixes
Expensive
Jan 2020 · Tyler Benedict
Evil's Chamois Hagar is the mountain bikers' gravel bike! But with trail bike geometry & huge tire clearance, does its weird geometry work for dirt roads?
Jan 2020 · By
The Evil Chamois Hagar is the most progressive gravel bike we’ve ever ridden! In our exclusive first ride review, we find out whether you can still corner with a 66.67° head angle and how the Evil compares to a mountain bike. In the mountain bike scene, Evil Bikes are known for their radical approaches and […]
Consistent concept
Composed in demanding situations
Numerous mounting points
Moderate comfort when cruising
Dec 2019
BIke Magazine violates its no-drop-bar policy to bring you news of Evil’s Chamois Hagar, the gravel bike that’ll put hair on your chest, whether or not you shave your legs.
| Frame | Evil Chamois Hagar UD Carbon, Internal Routing, 142x12, Flat Mount Road, Braze-On Adapter |
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First added December 17
Last updated December 17
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