Haibike XDURO Trekking

[Bicyclista]

New to this forum and to electric bikes, although I have been riding regular bikes for more than half a century.

Another Haibike (besides he 29er hardtail) that caught my interest is the Trekking, and I was able to test ride a Trekking Pro Low Step today. A lot of fun! And it appears to have enough power to help one climb steep long hills. I tried a 52cm frame low step, and the standover height was not a problem. However, the top tube seemed a bit long.

The on-line geometry chart that Currie Tech has is helpful, but it lacks one key measurement: standover height. Can somebody tell what the standover height is for

1. The standard 48 cm. Trekking
2. The low-step 48 cm. Trekking
3. The low-step 44 cm. Trekking

Thank you in advance! With the 2015 models on sale right now, I might must go for one of these.

 

[Steve Ryu]

New to this forum and to electric bikes, although I have been riding regular bikes for more than half a century.

Another Haibike (besides he 29er hardtail) that caught my interest is the Trekking, and I was able to test ride a Trekking Pro Low Step today. A lot of fun! And it appears to have enough power to help one climb steep long hills. I tried a 52cm frame low step, and the standover height was not a problem. However, the top tube seemed a bit long.

The on-line geometry chart that Currie Tech has is helpful, but it lacks one key measurement: standover height. Can somebody tell what the standover height is for

1. The standard 48 cm. Trekking
2. The low-step 48 cm. Trekking
3. The low-step 44 cm. Trekking

Thank you in advance! With the 2015 models on sale right now, I might must go for one of these.

Did you ever get this answered?

 

[MLB]

New to this forum and to electric bikes, although I have been riding regular bikes for more than half a century.

Another Haibike (besides he 29er hardtail) that caught my interest is the Trekking, and I was able to test ride a Trekking Pro Low Step today. A lot of fun! And it appears to have enough power to help one climb steep long hills. I tried a 52cm frame low step, and the standover height was not a problem. However, the top tube seemed a bit long.

The on-line geometry chart that Currie Tech has is helpful, but it lacks one key measurement: standover height. Can somebody tell what the standover height is for

1. The standard 48 cm. Trekking
2. The low-step 48 cm. Trekking
3. The low-step 44 cm. Trekking

Thank you in advance! With the 2015 models on sale right now, I might must go for one of these.

I've not seen this listed for any bike.

 

[Bicyclista]

One dealer told me that the standard 52cm Trekking standover height is 74 cm. He also said that the low-step 48cm standover height is 69cm. However, he did not have the measurement for the standard 48cm.

Another dealer said that the "approximate" standover height of the 44cm low-step is 28 inches, or about 71cm. This is odd if the first dealer is correct about the 69cm standover for the 48cm low-step. It would make the standover of the 44 taller than the 48, and that can't be! I have a feeling that the standover height of the 44cm low-step is probably around 66cm.

Appeal to all electric bike manufacturers: please list the frame sizes AND standover heights of all your models. After all, if it doesn't fit you wouldn't wear it or ride it, would you?