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Haibike SDURO ALLMTN Plus Review - 4.9k

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The Haibike SDURO ALLMTN Plus is a beautiful and capable all mountain style ebike with premium components from Schwalbe, Shimano, Magura and RockShox, the frame, fork and saddle are paint matched. The drive system is surprisingly powerful, delivering 80 Newton meters of peak torque output, it is also one of the quieter mid-drive systems and you get a wider range of gears (20 in this case). Available in four frame sizes, adjustable suspension, sturdy thru-axles and quick release on both wheels, the frame is purpose-built with internal routing for all wires and cables including the dropper seat post. You pay more for the premium parts, the charger is bulky and heavy, I find that the motor has a limited RPM range which requires frequent shifting to achieve the maximum 20 mph top speed and there is no shift sensing protection system.
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@geraldhenrickson7472 Месяц назад

I have been on a 2016 Haibike Full Nine for 7 years now. My knee problems quiclky went away after I bought it. The 80nm torque of this quiet Yamaha motor is amazing. It senses pedal pressure therefor rider input is everything. You do have to invest some effort at higher speeds yet exercise is why I sold my car. Remember that many riders do not want to spin and prefer the more laidback 60 rpm on their sunny Sunday afternoon. I am 73 and can cruise for hours on medium power at faster speeds. My bike is a class one as is the AllMtn shown here which complies with all the newest eBike laws now in effect. Amazing bikes.Thinking of upgrading to the All mountain sduro 6.5 shown in this video.Thanks for this review.

@joelbackman100 7 лет назад

Yeah - I bought this bike in January in a black and yellow color mix. It's my dream come true bike, after two other Haibike E-bikes. It's my first fully and after some days experimenting with the suspension setup it drives perfectly. Even without shift sensing, the gears change quickly and smoothly. Just let a little pedal pressure off and everything is ok. What I found interesting, that in Europe where I live, this bike comes with the Rock Shox Yari - not with a Lyric. One of these days the Haibike guys will loose the overview - so much varieties for so many models. I got rid of the plastic pedals right away and replaced them with a pair of solid wide metal flats. Much better.

@ElectricBikeReview 7 лет назад

Awesome, sounds like you're having a blast! Thanks for the tips on pedal assist and bit about Europe vs. America specs. Congrats on getting your dream bike, it's a good one ;)

@ehupnowthen 7 лет назад

Great review no nonsense talked just the facts...i was really pushed to go for the Bosch system but like you say this Yamaha is a really good all rounder and glad I did it is really good. And you are totally right the Haibikes just look right. Great review.

@limbojim62 7 лет назад

I just got this 2016 ebike model on clearance, and it's awesome (except for the lower-end XLC dropper). I agree that the bulkier, heavier aspect of ebikes can benefit from wider tires. Several 2017 Haibikes come stocked with plus-size tires now.

@ElectricBikeReview 7 лет назад

Hey Jim! Yeah, it seems to be catching on and I agree that for any kind of trail or mountain it makes a lot of sense. even the 2.5" tires on the Stromer bikes (and other city models) adds some cushion. I wonder what they will do when batteries and motors get super light? Perhaps stick with large tires because the efficiency doesn't matter as much when you've got assist?!

@pubcollab 7 лет назад

I think the variety will keep expanding as long as folks keep buying! Next up: 36ers? mbaction.com/uncategorized/black-sheep-36er-test

@edgarlowther3554 7 лет назад

Jim Bo m.

@teammxm 7 лет назад

Hey Court we just sold the last one of these that were available new from Haibike last week for $3400 that was the MSRP,s closeout price on this 2016 model such a great E-bike. If someone is looking for one they will have to find one on a dealers showroom. Last years Haibikes are going fast at some awesome price points. For those wondering about the area Court was riding in that's the Fullerton loop and it's a great local trail that is right next to our shop.

@ElectricBikeReview 7 лет назад

Awesome! Thanks for chiming in Sam, I realize this video went out late... I've been trying to mix different brands and styles to keep it interesting. Thanks again for your help :D

@Tomos13 7 лет назад

I've got over a thousand miles on my Allmountain RC, no problems runs like a champ. Wheelies all the time. Top notch components just like Court stated. Even got removable rear rack with panniers to carry more stuff on longer rides.

@ElectricBikeReview 7 лет назад

Wow! What rear rack did you go with? I like the look of the Thule and how it can work with full suspension but haven't tested one thoroughly: amzn.to/2kHf8Sf beam racks can be tough to setup with a dropper seat post (unless you're tall) and seem to get knocked side to side

@Tomos13 7 лет назад

ElectricBikeReview.com Yea I got Thule Pack and Pedal rear rack (but can be used as front also). It's super light, mounts without damaging the swing arm and it doesn't interfere with the rear suspension. The panniers attach with ease and you're ready to go. Those guys from Pedelec Adventures used thule's rack for both front and rear. It seemed like it worked out for them also.

@edmeyer4800 7 лет назад

Sucks the US wont get the pw-x motor for 2017. I just bought the 6.0 definitely needs to be chiped for more speed!

@cresshead 7 лет назад

I think this is the 2016 model looking at the control cluster on the handlebar as Yamaha has changed that and also added a 500W battery option for 2017 (in UK). great bike i tried a few last year renting them for loops around rutland Water in england. we rented a mix of haibikes both bosch and yamaha powered and for myself i liked the yamaha more as it felt like it had more grunt and i prefer the lower cadence myself. However both power options from haibike are excellent and i would recommend anyone looking into haibike to go test ride them both to see which you prefer.

@ElectricBikeReview 7 лет назад

You're correct, I shot this a while back and was holding it to mix in. Sam commented above and said he still has some good deals on Haibikes from last year. It seems like they have launched later than expected in some cases so I hope this review is still relevant ;)

@eBikeCompany 7 лет назад

Great Bike from our partner HAIBIKE ! If you want to have much fun - ride AllMtn :)

@CRaul87 7 лет назад

Sounds like this Yamaha engine was made for me, I love low cadence, now I just need to win the lotto:P

@ElectricBikeReview 7 лет назад

Nice! Yeah, it's funny... A lot of people really love it so I try to present what it's like without adding too much opinion (but I clearly prefer Bosch for the higher cadence). Appreciate your constructive comment and yeah, these ones aren't cheap but they are a touch cheaper than Bosch ;)

@malcolmbale9566 7 лет назад

What made you choose Specialized over hiabike? Thing that puts me off Bosch motor on hiabike is the little gear they use above the pedals!!

@wulff64 7 лет назад

no LunaCycle BBSHD test?

@egidioztto8424 5 лет назад

But, with 80 Nm, is this a pw-x motor?

@craigvietor6891 7 лет назад

what Chinese bike is the best?

@hmvang 7 лет назад

Does this ebike fit a 5'4 person?

@sipapito 6 лет назад

you got to go and measure your size you might need a 40 or smaller I am 5,8 went with 48 sizes, love my e-bike a bit bigger but still have space under my crotch.

@ForbinColossus 7 лет назад

Always love your Haibike reviews, Court! I like your comment on EBR about Haibike spreading its model line out too thinly ---- I tried to buy a 2016 Xduro Haibike when they went on sale (marked down as much as $3000. off MSRP), but were sold out on model after model! Crazy and disappointing. This year, Haibike has complicated their model line up EVEN MORE. They are pissing me off with the confusion and poor availability. As a consumer, don't make it so hard for me to buy a product - that tells me a manufacturer just doesn't care about the actual user. electricbikereview.com/haibike/sduro-allmtn-plus/

@ElectricBikeReview 7 лет назад

Yeah... imagine trying to review them all and make sense of it for other people. I feel like my job is to de-complicate things but Haibike is one of the deeper lines and on the one hand, it's cool (especially the multiple sizes) but then frustrating when none are available :/

@ForbinColossus 7 лет назад

Off-topic, but I hope ebike makers will offer or make it easier to install rear racks - even on full suspension MTBs. I have a feeling that many MTBs do not see downhill trails - but instead see more pavement use. Wearing a backpack while biking sucks- always sweat where the pack is and high center of grav. Aside from Thule's hundred dollar Pack n Pedal Tour Rack, nobody makes 'em.