Tribey
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120Nm motor and full power mode is 550% assistance!
Hunting 2020 model, trek, haibike or other..... suggestions?
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120Nm motor and full power mode is 550% assistance!
There are LOTS of e-bikes out there, but you seem to have discounted all of them. The one shown is a concept drawing - if you read the guys comments he says he's made mistakes as to why it wouldn't work out in the real world.
Your first starting point seems to be aesthetics - fair enough. A running conclusion on here is that basically whatever you buy, it will be good and you'll like it (my bike is a pile of crap, but I really like riding it and I like how it looks, however it's being replaced this week because I've progressed and NEED MORE !) - So based on that when it comes to make a decision, you choose the one you like the look of - because you still have to like the thing.
Based on that - why don't you just image search until you find some you like the look of, then work out if any of those tick your other boxes and if not, what things you can change so that it will tick your boxes.
Lots of emtb images to view :
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tedturbine
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I've found the perfect bike for OP.
Tribey
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And my LBS here in the UK says mainland Europe will have priority over UK supply.
Rusty
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tedturbine
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I wasn't, it was a reference to the bike's name and OP's style of posting
Rusty
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Ouch!
If I was in the market for a new bike, I would probably get in line for the Whyte E-150 RS anyways. That bike seems to tick all my boxes.
Big Wheelie
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That is a beast! I am sure you will be more than happy with it.
Big Wheelie
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Yeah, if I can find it! ?. Thanks mate, wish me luck
Pug907
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Don’t know where you are, but e-bikeshop in Farnham will be stocking them. Can’t say I’m keen on appointment only shops, but it obviously works for them?. My wife is still considering the all mountain 5, but delivery dates have been pushed back from June to October & prolly beyond, which begs the question, Why?? Problems perhaps?? Chains giving up prematurely with all that power?? Id wait for everyone else to iron the bugs out of the first lot & buy a revised model ?.
Big Wheelie
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I'm exactly at the opposite end of where you are if you consider London as center. I've been emailing with haibike in Germany and seems like they have problem because the bike request is too high to cope, expecially outside Germany. The all mnt 5.0 is a nice piece for that price, unfortunately goes just up to L size(48cm), the 8.0 has the XL (50cm/19.7") which for me is way better considering I'm 6'2"x92kg. I usually prefer proper size XL (21") frames, which is bit more than 50cm (53cm) but seems those Germans have their own frame size chart! Anyway I don't think could be a chain issue related, because haibike says chains are made to endure the 120Nm of stress torque produced by their engine. At least I hope so.
Hi Big Wheelie, I would wait for the new Haibike either xduro allmtn or xduro enduro from Tredz, they have a chain of shops where you can call or just go on-line, great people to deal with and now a tonne of money off the 2019 models.
So depending upon what sort of terrain you are riding depends which model to go for.
Tip.The 2020 5.0 is carbon front triangle and ally rear fantastic ebike.
The 2020 bikes from Haibike are being released in October and what a game changer these new bikes are going to be.
Smaller Bosch motor with 120nm of torque, no more magnet in the rear wheel and a bigger battery are only a few of the features of the new machines.
Along with a new frame and the best technology on the planet Haibike are simply the best.
I bought a Haibike 6.0 xduro allmtn 5 weeks ago because I love everything about it.
Maybe I should have waited for the new 2020 machines but I am 54 now and this ebike is far more capable of things that I can put it through.
I like XC with a bit of bike park thrown in, I raced MX, did Enduro and competed in trials comps for many years.
So that's why I went for the 6.0 Allmtn.
Hope this helps.
I think the 2020 Bosch has 75nm of Torque. The TQ motor has 120nm of Torque.
Tribey
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That's what I've read too.
Akiwi
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There is nothing to stop you re painting it. Or I saw a service where you could get a coloured foil like they put on cars put on it.
Beekeeper
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Interesting how different motors have such different Torque values.
The motors which conquered the mighty slab I think are Yamahas. My question is would the Bosch motor be able to succeed in this mighty challenge? And which other motors would or would not be able to do it?
Anyway, here is the link....
Tribey
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Isn't that Chris on a Kenevo and Steve on a Levo in September 2018, so probably Brose 1.2 or 2.1 motors.
Beekeeper
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You could be right about them being Brose motors, I wasn’t entirely sure.
I'm sure 33red will tell you they took out the brose motors and replaced them with Yamaha motors, but yes, one is a Kenevo and one a Levo - so both brose. They don't show that they had to change the motors three times .. but they were brose... (I've just ordered a Kenevo, so I'm only joking).
In answer to your question, I think any of the present motors would be capable of the same feat with a good rider.. Hell of an impressive effort, there's probably a very amusing out takes video with even more swearing in !
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