Total Weight:
45 lbs (20.41 kg)
Battery Weight:
5.5 lbs (2.49 kg)
Motor Weight:
8.8 lbs (3.99 kg)
Frame Material:
Aluminum 6061, Hydroformed Tubes, Gravity Casting Interface
Frame Sizes:
15.74 in (39.97 cm)17.71 in (44.98 cm)19.68 in (49.98 cm)21.65 in (54.99 cm)Frame Types:
Mid-Step
Frame Colors:
Grey with Black and Neon Green Accents, Grey with White and Neon Blue Accents
Frame Fork Details:
Rock Shox Recon Silver Air, PopLoc, Air Suspension with Damping, 100 mm Travel, 15 mm Thru Axle
Frame Rear Details:
142/12 mm OLN (Over Lock Nuts)
Gearing Details:
10
Speed 1×10 SRAM PG 1030, 11-36TShifter Details:
Shimano Deore, SL-M 610, Rapidfire on Right Bar
Cranks:
Xduro Aluminum
Pedals:
XLC MTB Platform
Headset:
FSA No. 57, Semi-Integrated, Tapered
Stem:
Xduro Aluminum, A-Head
Handlebar:
Xduro Lowriser Aluminum
Brake Details:
Tektro Gemini, Hydraulic Disc, 180 mm Rotors, Reach Adjust on Levers
Grips:
XLC Sport with Locking Rings
Saddle:
Xduro Light MTB
Seat Post:
Xduro Aluminum
Rims:
DT Swiss 466d Disc, Double Wall
Spokes:
DT Swiss Industry 2.0 mm
Tire Brand:
Schwalbe Racing Ralph Evolution, 29" x 2.25"
Wheel Sizes:
29 in (73.66cm)Tire Details:
Foldable
Rob Earp
10 years agoThis is a terrific bike because everything it does, it does exceptionally well. In my opinion, it is worth the extra money. I had an E3 Dash and after experiencing a number of problems, I “traded up” to the Haibike. I’m very happy I did. This bike is rock-solid, from the ride, to the shifting, to the big range/long battery life. This is not the most ambitious bike in terms of features. (It does not have a throttle or Cruise Control, for example.) The sophistication of the Bosch system seems to be aimed at providing the basics of pedal assist, torque, and range exceptionally well, and better than anyone else. And man does it succeed. I’m loving this bike and I’m grateful to Currie for their commitment on customer satisfaction. I may be a Haibike rider for life!
ReplyCourt Rye
10 years agoAwesome testimonial Rob! Thanks for sharing your experience with the Haibike XDURO RX. They actually just won the Interbike E-Bike of the Year Award for 2014 and I think they definitely deserve the positive recognition. Here’s a video I shot of the award ceremony.
ReplyRandy van Vliet
10 years agoIf they ever make a FS 29’er with 120mm front and rear, that will help get 225#’s up steep fire roads here So Cal, I may have to let go of my Niner Jet 9 frame for this.
ReplyVince
10 years agoI took a loaner bike from El Camino Bike in Encinitas Ca. out for a 13 mile trail ride and decided they should change the name from Haibike to Wowbike, because WOW is the only way to explain it. I could not trail ride hear in southern California for more than 2-3 miles because of the very steep and rock trails and now I am looking forward to trying many of the fantastic trails we have.
ReplyCourt Rye
10 years agoAwesome! I feel the same way, the Bosch drive system is amazing and when paired with a purpose-built mountain frame like the XDURO 29″ or one of their other setups… it’s just amazing. Way easier on my knees and makes it possible to reach greater distances. Have fun out there and thanks for sharing your take on this bike!
ReplyVince
10 years agoThanks. In your experience do people switch out the seat? It seems hard, feels like a butt buster,
ReplyCourt Rye
10 years agoHi Vince! Yeah, I hear about people switching the saddles all the time. I think they put on a very active, firm saddle that would appeal to hard-core riders but if you’re using this around town or just aren’t as interested in stiffness and power output (and weight savings) then this would be a good part to swap out. I got the FSRX 27.5 and kept the saddle (and it is firm) but the full suspension helped to reduce the discomfort :)
ReplyVince
10 years agoAlso I want you to know that the video test ride does this bike no justice. A golf course is nothing compared to what this bike is capable of. You should let me make you a video of this bike on a real trail.
ReplyCourt Rye
10 years agoPlease do! I was at an industry event where they were unveiling the bike for the first time and I was doing my best to find dynamic terrain for testing. Feel free to leave a video response on YouTube from my original review here.
ReplyTom
9 years agoThe awesome folks at Fly Rides in La Jolla (CA) allowed me to take out an RX 29 overnight (at a reasonable price) so I could test on my intended commute route, involving about 4.5 miles of trail including sand, gravel, stream beds, single-track, steep, gullied sections, etc. It’s amazing. Had to buy one. It has no problem getting the job done, and is plenty comfortable on the streets as well. The long climb at the end before arriving at work is accomplished without breaking a sweat or breathing hard, while maintaining 19 mph (assist tapers off above this). I’m back to bike commuting after a 12 year suspension due to route/sweat worries. This bike solves both problems, and I’m loving it!
ReplyCourt Rye
9 years agoTom! Thanks for the great feedback… It’s awesome that you’re back on a bike regularly for commuting purposes, sounds like the Haibike really met your needs. My experience with the brand (and the Bosch drive system) has been similar, it’s a really capable product :D
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