Haibike SDURO Trekking 4.0 Review - $2.5k
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2018
- The Haibike Trekking 4.0 is one of the most affordable Haibike models... but it offers quality fenders, rear rack, integrated LED lights, hydraulic disc brakes, and a 10-speed Shimano drivetrain with one-way clutch. The headlight has side windows to improve your visibility and I love the reflective stripes on the tires, the frame and fork are paint-matched and even the saddle has matching accents. This e-bike comes in five frame sizes across two frame styles (high-step and mid-step), the battery and motor keep weight low, it operates very quietly and efficiently, Yamaha motors have a good reputation for being reliable. The PWseries motor can only reach 100 RPM vs. 120 RPM on the PW-X or Bosch Performance motors, the Yamaha charger is a bit large and heavy with a more vulnerable connector, the suspension fork is entry-level spring design but does include lockout and preload adjust.
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Best review ever. Love the detail!
I have a HAIBIKE SDURO Trekking 5.0, and I am very pleased with it. I use it mostly for commuting but also for longer trips, both on asphalt, dirt roads and trails. My bike has the Bosch CX engine and is probably the best part on the bike. When I looked at your review, I realise that 4.0 and 5.0 differ more than I thought. It would be really interesting to see you doing a review of 5.0 when many of the other parts on the bike are different (even though I already made my choice of bike :)
I really appreciate your reviews, you make them interesting and enjoyable to watch. (Greetings from Midnight Sun Sweden)
Thank you for this video! :*
Now on my third week with this bike. Seventy years old and two hip replacements. Biking in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine became unenjoyable because I was losing strength and stamina. This has been a great turn-around! I can cruise up inclines at 10+/- mph very comfortably. No rides beyond 20 miles yet but as I improve conditioning, longer rides will soon be very doable. I will not be taking any gnarly trails, but have been on numerous gravel roads and two dirt trails. It surprised me how easily I could start on upslopes with the assist. Your videos were a great help in selecting an appropriate e-bike for me. One thing I have not seen is whether or not riding in rain is a concern. Any advice there?
Gary Burt totally agree matey. Am just gone 60 . Live in very hilly terrain here in Scotland and ebiking has extended our biking opportunity, our bike experience! I live near the 2018 MTB course designed and created for 2014 commonwealth games. At 60, ebiking allows me the MTB experience as well. Awesome, so much fun. Happy Eeeeeeeebike Gary
The Michelin Protek Cross is the all-trail tire for maximum control and ease of rolling. The "All Terrain" tread pattern means it can be used on all types of terrain in all weathers both on and off road. The 3D cutting of the tread pattern gives great tread block mobility for maximum grip in all circumstances and the 1mm anti-puncture reinforcement gives effective protection for everyday use.
Are you serious court!!!
I just ordered this bike yesterday for my father and wrote a thread in your forums :D
Great timing
Awesome! Thank you so much Rakku :D is the post in here electricbikereview.com/forum/forums/haibike/ I'd love to check it out! I didn't see your username on any of the recent posts
I kinda first only asked for opinions on the bike and I think I created the thread in the wrong subforum, I do have the same name in the forums ;)
My next ebike will be a haibike too, but fullsuspension.
Since I just got my Haibike SDURO 7.5 (with my research on what to get widely based on your fabulous video reviews) I would love to hear what you have to say about that SDURO iteration. Greetings from Switzerland!
I have the 2017 model and overall I really like the bike. The crank centric motor does create extra stress on the chain and the cassette. I change both out each riding season and I carry a spare chain (learned this the hard way). Lots of steep hills where I ride so I’m pretty hard on the drive train.
I love My Haibike and My Yamaha drivetrain on my Fatbike. I push it hard off road and especially in the snow
Love my 2018 Haibike Trekking Yamaha Great bike no problems just FUN Fun fun
I have had this model for the past 2 years and it's my first bike. I believe I got the larger frame because the store cut the seat post down so it could sit at the lowest. I didn't know they came in different frame sizes. I think my bike has a Bosch motor though. I've been loving it as it gets me out and around the town and bike trails and I can go farther with the ebike assist. We have a lot of Rails to Trails here so they're pretty level and I don't use the assist once I have gotten into better shape but it's still great to have it there when I just feel lazy or am fighting a headwind. The headlight is probably my biggest peeve about the bike. It gets loose and rattles a lot. I've tightened it with some different screws and nuts but it has finally snapped off. I'll probably try to find a replacement to put on the handle bar.
Available for $1999 at Motostrano. Would like to see the reviewers be just tough on some of the value net only Chinese bikes (like Add Motor) as this review. Very tough. 2X cost, but I prefer the 9.0.
I may be buying this bike in the UK and my only gripe with it is the paint design--which I am not a fan of--but I like the specifications.
Hello! Thanx this video! I want buy Sduro Trekking, but not 4.0 version. Do not make videos about other versions, or a comparative video with 6.0 and 8.0?. All of them have Yamaha motor, but 8.0 is have Yamaha PW SE. Greetings from Hungary (and sorry or bad english:)!
Great vid
Where does one go to buy a 2nd battery (in video you mentioned 2nd battery at ~1:40)? Haibike website does not list any. I am reluctant to purchase a Haibike because I can't buy extra battery. Now considering Ride1up.
The range estimates for this bike seem rather... optimistic. At least for normal use to optimize battery life. For comparison, I have a very similar bike with a similar motor system - Giant's entry level Dirt E2. Going from 90% to 30% in optimum ambient temperature gets me about 30 miles on flat terrain if I rely quite heavily on the Sport setting and go no faster than 15.5 mph.
oooh, i like this and had a fantastic BIG display that also does percentage!
I wonder if you can opt for the larger 500w battery on purchase?
Also can you add bigger tyres?
I think you can swap out the tires if you wish, not sure on battery upgrades... I think the interface is forward compatible to larger packs from Yamaha but not sure if you can just pay extra for a larger pack right off the bat. Maybe a shop or owner will know?
Great Electric Bike :)
Nice 👍
Indeed ;)
In 2017 I bought a sduro 7.0 ebike. I initially asked at Haibike support for information for installing a child seat, Haibike support replied that they did not authorize the installation of child seats but that the only authorized way was by trailer. This year I bought a Hamax trolley but I found that it is impossible to install the attachment on the wheel hub due to interference with the stand support. The only solution is to remove the stand, but it is impossible to replace it with one to be fixed on the rear frame due to the shape and size of the frame. At this point I requested information to Haibike and after more than 20 days and 5 emails I have not received any response. Have you any suggestion?
Nice bike but, I'm glad I didn't get it. I ordered a Voltbike Enduro instead. Thanks for the details. I feel better about my purchase bc I can upgrade the components to better FS parts with the money I saved under $2.5k...
VoltBike is doing a great job in terms of value, the founder is responsive and seems like a good guy. Did you receive your bike yet? What are your thought so far?!
ElectricBikeReview.com so far it's in "processing" since the 16th. I'll let you know what has changed since your initial review soon as I can.
Normally we dump the bottle for camelbak hydration. The space is good for a triangle bag
Love your videos. I have a question about the battery. If you run the battery down to nothing, can you still recharge it. My wife’s ebike (genze) battery if you forget about it and it is totally dead then it won’t take a charge. I’m thinking there’s a fail safe built into the battery
Most likely you haven't charge it in a long time or you overcharge the battery too many times( forget to revove the cable from the charger).
Putting a light on a head tube wont really properly illuminate your path as you're turning.
This in the UK is 4000
There's much more good lower priced bikes in the US
18.24 mins out of a 24min review before you even ride the bike! Less chat more riding please.