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Have fun out there, and ride safe :) Pros: A more premium 27.5” bike with full suspension, it uses one of the best motor and battery systems available, Bosch CX with the PowerTube 500, and is available in 4 sizes for improved fit and ride comfort The motor is very responsive and right there for you immediately, I have always been impressed with the Bosch setup, it really shines here on this application The tires are a set of Nobby Nic tires with nice Speed Addix rubber grip, both are 27.5” x 2.8” which is the middle range of plus size tire and are tubeless ready with puncture protection Premium drivetrain with a huge range, a roller clutch feature to keep the chain out of the way, a pully as well as an alloy chainring protector and sturdy alloy guide with narrow-wide sprocket so you should never struggle with drops, chain slip, or chain suck (which can sometimes happen in muddy conditions on the proprietary smaller Bosch chainrings) Both suspensions have great range with 150mm of travel, a lot of configuration with rebound adjust and compression adjustment Both the motor and battery pack are positioned low and center on the frame, this improves handling, reduces weight compared to hub motors, and I feel that Haibike has done an excellent job blending both items into the tubing design of the frame so they look good The cockpit is very clean and sturdy, you get the compact Bosch Purion display panel, and there’s plenty of room for the triggers Both wheels offer quick release, which combines with the removable battery to make this bike lighter and easier to transport, I always take the battery off when loading onto bike racks I love the attention to detail here with features like the XLC dropper seat post, extra long and thick rubberized slap guard, seamless battery, and pully wheel to keep the chain in line This Bosch charger is one lightest and fastest models around, offering 4amp output and weighing just 1.7 lbs, it doesn’t require any dongles to connect and charge the battery off or on the bike The Bosch CX motor offers a lot of zip and torque, up to 75nm with nearly 570 watt max, it’s one of the most reliable mid-drive systems around and now features an eMTB mode with variable power output based on pedal torque… so you can leave the assist setting alone and focus on shifting gears and steering, this is particularly useful on soft terrain It’s nice that Haibike designed this frame with a sloped top tube to lower stand over height because sometimes if you jump off into sand or snow, your feet could sink and you might rack yourself on a higher tube Thru-axle on the front wheel for maximum stiffness and strength, tapered head tube is also stronger and works with nicer forks like the Rock Shox here The battery lock core is made by ABUS and comes with a code card so you can purchase locks “keyed-alike” and have fewer keys floating around causing confusion Bosch designs all sorts of sensors and mechanical hardware for the automotive, home appliance, and tools categories and is one of the few companies to offer shift detection on their ebike motor systems, this is designed to protect the chain, cassette, and derailleur as you ride and shift gears and is especially relevant and useful with the high torque Performance Line motors like this Walk-assist has been enabled on this ebike which means you can get help moving it forward if you get a flat tire or have to hop off on a particularly difficult or steep section of trail, just press the walk mode button at the base of the display and then hold the plus button when in any of the four levels of assist, switch gears to change walk speed Cons: The Performance Line CX is an extremely impressive motor, but it does weigh more, creates more noise, and adds some drag if you are taking it to the max or are riding with the electric system off While the Bosch Purion display panel is less vulnerable, because it’s small, the screen isn’t as easy to read as the larger Bosch Purion and it isn’t removable, you get fewer menus and readouts and there’s no Micro USB port built in for charging (just for diagnostics), but some shops can help you upgrade to the Intuvia if you want it Small gripe, but there is no kickstand here, but it does have kickstand provisions and it looks like they are mounted out of the way of the crank arm which is nice as that eliminates pedal lock when reversing There is no integrated lights here or a Monkey Link setup like some of the competitions bikes, so that seems like kind of a missed opportunity given the strength of the PowerTube 500, however, they do offer a proprietary water bottle No fenders, rack, or bottle cage bosses are present, but this is common with all mountain bikes such as this I do wish the battery was interchangeable like the previous Bosch battery interface, the PowerPack system, with this system, they are a little more specific to each bike so it makes getting a replacement or sharing batteries harder Resources: Official Site:
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