New Haibike Feb 2021

[Sidepod]

I like “different “ which is why I’m looking at the Nox/Sachs unit. At the risk of thread hijack, and on the subject of different, I do like the idea of a Roholf belt drive unit. More manufacturers should be adopting this as an option. If you set out today to design a bike transmission system, the last thing on earth you’d come up with is the derailleur.

 

[Tubby G]

I like “different “ which is why I’m looking at the Nox/Sachs unit. At the risk of thread hijack, and on the subject of different, I do like the idea of a Roholf belt drive unit. More manufacturers should be adopting this as an option. If you set out today to design a bike transmission system, the last thing on earth you’d come up with is the derailleur.

I was looking at the Riese & Muller Superdelite in the York shop yesterday. That has a belt drive system and two Bosch integrated batteries, looks mint, not cheap though:

Superdelite mountain – Peak climber | Riese & Müller

No destination too high, no ride too far, no descent too steep. With Control Technology.

www.r-m.de

 

[Sidepod]

I was looking at the Riese & Muller Superdelite in the York shop yesterday. That has a belt drive system and two Bosch integrated batteries, looks mint, not cheap though:

Superdelite mountain – Peak climber | Riese & Müller

No destination too high, no ride too far, no descent too steep. With Control Technology.

www.r-m.de

Yes, there is a thread about this bike in the General section.

 

[Jackware]

I was looking at the Riese & Muller Superdelite in the York shop yesterday. That has a belt drive system and two Bosch integrated batteries, looks mint, not cheap though:

Superdelite mountain – Peak climber | Riese & Müller

No destination too high, no ride too far, no descent too steep. With Control Technology.

www.r-m.de

I wouldn't fancy lifting that over farm gates and stiles

 

[Tubby G]

I wouldn't fancy lifting that over farm gates and stiles

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At 28kg you could just ride at the gate full speed and smash your way through !

 

[Sidepod]

I wonder when we will see fully floating rear shocks on eebs?

 

[arawa]

Just had official confirmation from Haibike that the Flyon range is not being carried forward.

That’s not good news for existing Flyon owners. It’s hard enough to get spares at the moment!

 

[TPEHAK]

It looks like they improved the cables inlet in the steering neck so it is not so open anymore likewise on the previous Allmtn 7 and 6 models. The cable inlet on previous models has big opening and it catches water and dirt and it lands directly on the steering head bearings and the battery and probably the motor.

They also probably fixed the falling battery cover issue and the chain suck issue. So I would definitely buy this updated model rather than Allmtn 6 or 7.

 

[Planemo]

Buy low end and upgrade to your own choice over time.

I would wholeheartedly agree with that in general, but there are exceptions where, if you can stretch to it, it's worth doing at time of purchase. For example, an AllMtn 3.0 2021 is currently £4300. An AllMtn 6 is £5400. So £1100 difference for which you get:

1. RockShox Yari 35 to Fox 38's
2. Alu frame to full carbon frame and swing arm
3. RockShox Deluxe to Fox Float DPS EVOL
4. SRAM SX to SRAM GX
5. Rodi Tryp to Mavic E-XM430

I think it would be a struggle to upgrade to that extent at a later date for anything like the same money. Just the frame/swingarm would make it a pointless exercise IMO.