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Haibike XDURO Trekking Pro Review - $4.7k

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The Haibike XDURO Trekking Pro is a long-range capable touring our commuting style electric bike that climbs well, has a balanced weight distribution and offers 27 speeds for a steady cadence at most speeds. Excellent accessories including LED lights, full-length fenders and sturdy rear-rack with spring latch. Available in two frame styles and seven sizes, great 2 year warranty, only the front wheel offers quick release.
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20 авг 2024

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@brighton_dude 9 лет назад

The SRAM Dual Drive gear system is excellent. I used it for many years on a bicycle which was eventually destroyed in a crash. I actually extracted it from the remains and still have it so I can put it into another bicycle some day. You get a very wide range of gears with the SRAM DD. That three speed hub is far wider than most front dérailleur systems. You can change those hub gears while stationery. It is so useful. If you are in a high gear at the traffic lights you can just change down to the bottom in the hub gears. That internal three speed hub they use used to be made by Sachs and it is one of the most reliable hub gears ever made. It will go on for thousands upon thousands of miles. You will see that SRAM DD in many European bicycles, it is a great system!

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

brighton dude Gosh, sorry to hear about your crash! Glad you're still... alive?! Pretty neat that the system itself survived and that you liked it. Always appreciate the constructive real-world feedback. Some internally geared hubs offer shifting at standstill but others won't allow it under pressure (like if you're about to climb a hill). Sounds like this SRAM/Sachs system is pretty great :)

@brighton_dude 9 лет назад

ElectricBikeReview.com - I totally survived the crash but was in shock for about a week afterwards. That SRAM/Sachs internal hub allows you to change gear while stationary but in my experience not when there is pressure on the pedals.

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

brighton dude Thanks for the feedback about shifting SRAM internally geared hubs under load...

@sylar1989 9 лет назад

Another amazing Bosch system, they never stop amazing me with the technology they put into there drive systems. Love the colors they chose for the bike grey black and green.

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

I agree, it's neat to see how versatile and capable this motor system can be when used for downhill, cross country, road or trekking and I love the frame design and colors on most of the Haibikes this year. Cool stuff :)

@haroldpilon1521 7 лет назад

Gardener Rob y

@ForbinColossus 9 лет назад

Finally, fenders! For practicality, keeping rain off your back is pretty darn important. And it's nice to arrive to work w/o squishy wet shoes. I love the MTB look with knobbies, and I'm wondering if fenders can be added yet still have a tough enduro look. To be picky, that bike would look better in all black with those black fenders. And I say that even though most of what I see daily are black bikes. Helluva commute to work bike there ---the gear setup is really something.

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

I wonder how difficult it is to repaint a frame like this? I think the guys at BMEBIKES bring in standard frames that then get painted locally, maybe that could be done with this one for a couple hundred and the labor of taking it all apart? I put some fenders on a Haibike XDURO FS 27.5" but they weren't as close or secure as the ones on this bike, more just mud guards. I like this setup, especially with a thudbuster :)

@Mike_Malloy 7 лет назад

I like the Grey/Black combination. Not sure about the neon green though. I'm done with hard tails. I wish there was a full suspension touring bike.

@Mike_Malloy 7 лет назад

As always, ElectricBikeReview.com, thanks for the great review.

@JuliaHoustonebikeTouring 9 лет назад

You are kicking the keys :O

@ioancharger1871 7 лет назад

Try CUBE e-models , will be interesting to watch u test riding

@santerixdxd 9 лет назад

Have the sduros arrived to us yet? I drove one, cross if i'm right. Didn't expect bosch like accuracy and smoothness of the yamaha system. I believe yamaha actually offers 10 nm more torque than bosch. I only weigth ~65 kilos~ so the bike felt like it was going to take off :D bosch powered xduros also cost at least 1000€ more.

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

santeri Miettinen Interesting... did the Yamaha system offer two front chain rings or just one? I'm excited to test them out once they arrive in the US (or later this year if I visit Eurobike)

@santerixdxd 9 лет назад

ElectricBikeReview.com the one i tried had two, i think that some models have one

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

santeri Miettinen Did you shift the front at all? I'm really curious to see how it does under power.

@santerixdxd 9 лет назад

ElectricBikeReview.com yes i did chance it few times, you can feel it kicking in more smoothly on larger gear but it's hard to tell the difference because the track i drove on was flat and not that long (and i was so exited so i didn't focus on the gears that much)

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

santeri Miettinen Interesting, thanks for the feedback :)

@davidmacdonald9455 9 лет назад

I know a lot of the batteries cost around 300, pounds , but seem to only have a 12 mth , guarantee , my worry is how long do thay last on most E bikes , thanks .

@ElectricBikeReview 9 лет назад

David Macdonald Hi David, I've heard 1,000+ full charge cycles. It will last longer if you always keep it between 20% and 80% full and avoid storing in extreme hot or cold. The best is a cool dry spot with a monthly check to make sure it hasn't drained too much. With this kind of care, it could go for years with a range of 30+ miles thanks to the efficient drive systems at work. When it's new, and for the first year or so you should get 50+ miles :)

@mcachraf6397 2 года назад

The price please in uk

@davebutler6521 5 лет назад

Wish Haibike or 3rd parties sold extra batteries, ~$300, to extend range

@Morrisonlifedotcom 8 лет назад

Having time off here in Mexico so thought I would investigate Ebikes and my goodness, not one is a true touring bike. They say they are but none have front rack mounts nor bottle cages nor dual stands nor drop bars (for many more hand positions) and no figure eight handlebars, nor solar panels built in for recharging, nor proper wheels with decent tyres. What a sad state the Ebike market is in for tourers. I guess we will just have to keep peddling into our mid sixties without assistance. Maybe in a few years there will be something serious and economical on the market but for now I find the whole thing a big joke. Oh yes, the biggest joke is the EU who restrict power as does California so that is also pathetic.