Haibike AllMtn 5.0 or NDURO 5.0 ?

[cazrack]

Hi

If you where to choose between Haibike AllMtn 5.0 or NDURO 5.0 which would it be?

Haibike | XDURO AllMtn 5.0 | Haibike FLYON All Mountain eMTB

With its robust equipment and Haibike FLYON ePerformance system, the XDURO AllMtn 5.0 is geared to all bikes who want to experience full ePerformance uphill.

www.haibike.com

Haibike | XDURO Nduro 5.0 | Haibike FLYON eMTB for uphills

Uphills have never been so much fun! Thanks to the Haibike FLYON ePerformance system with 120Nm motor the XDURO Nduro 5.0 is setting new standards in all areas.

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Thanks for any replies

 

[cazrack]

Well I used the range calculator and it kills it for me, since I want longer range.

 

[Philly G]

Hmmm that's not much range, the Flyon motor I guess, so much torque, it's going to suck the battery. What about one of the Bosch-powered Haibikes, like the


XDURO AllMtn 3.5

give you better range, especially if you get a range extender as well

 

[arawa]

Based upon my experience of the Flyon, that is probably a fair assessment of likely range. It does take you up the steepest of hills though

Actually, I just noticed the power setting on the graph is in “high”. If that is throughout the trip then I think 31 km is on the very upper range limit.

 

[cazrack]

Hmmm that's not much range, the Flyon motor I guess, so much torque, it's going to suck the battery. What about one of the Bosch-powered Haibikes, like the


XDURO AllMtn 3.5

give you better range, especially if you get a range extender as well

Yes you are correct, I will make a new thread.

 

[urastus]

The all mountain, because it seems more of an all rounder and more realistic for where most of us ride. The enduro is really capable for whistler type riding - how many of us have that? After a quick look I'd probably prefer the all mountain 2. Better gearing and I don't want / need all the power and battery of the 5's. And it's aluminium - easier to live with. And it's cheaper but enough to suit my needs. Possibly the am 3 because it's a mullet and integrated battery. I'm leaning toward the 3. Mullet, better size tyres, integrated battery - all improvements over the 2.

 

[7869hodgy]

Well I used the range calculator and it kills it for me, since I want longer range.

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If you have any ebike on “High” what do you expect?

 

[cazrack]

If you have any ebike on “High” what do you expect?

Changing to

Medium gives 35 Km
Low gives 41 Km
ECO gives 50 Km

 

[cazrack]

Well I guess I under estimated the ECO mode power, it will probobly be enough for 25 kmh in all kind of flats even with headwind.

 

[remosito]

cadence sub 60 is bad for range on most motors I thought.

And yes. Flyon support modes are all heavily shifted compared to other motors. For hilly terrain I doubt you'll really need the upper 2 modes at all.

as for allmtn versus nduro:

Definitely the allmtn for me between the two. I doubt I will ever get to the point where my downhill skills and fearlessness will even get close to what even the allmtn can handle with ease. And it has better geometry for climbing. As far as i can judge these things at least....

Nduro is even more casting pearls to the pigs...

If it existed with flyon I'd get a fullniner...

 

[slippery pete]

The Haibike calculator is dishing out inconsistent numbers between miles and kilometers. Just FYI...

 

[slippery pete]

Well that was easy to diagnose...

At least it tells us that kilometers is the primary calculated value