Well, and you can always add a chip to discreetly remove the limitation. The PearTune MSO, for example, can be turned on and off easily and unless you know what to look for no one will ever know. In terms of speed I can reach the same speeds on my road and tri bike but I just have to put a lot more effort into it so I doubt I will be targeted by law enforcement based on speed alone. I just try not to be an idiot when riding so I feel I am reasonable safe.I see.
Well the S version, according to Italian laws, is more a motorcycle than a bike, so it would require an insurance, a yearly ownership tax and would be forbidden in many areas where a standard bicycle wold have no problem entering.
I guess there's even a licence plate holder in the pic in the link you shared.
All in all, the extra speed would be nice but it's not worth the pains it cames with, at least not for my tipical needs.
Thanks!
Yes, that is why I have the 2017 Trekking 4.0, which is basically the same bike (except the internal battery), because I put the S-motor on itThe new 2019 Haibike Sduro S 9.0 is also a class 3 but addresses many of the above problems:
I think that this is an EU only model for the moment.
To answer your question:
- Schwalbe Super Moto X, 62-584, 27.5" x 2.4"
Dual battery system: the intube battery can be supplemented with a 500Wh power pack
@Chris Nolte , @Ravi Kempaiah
Do you have a list of all the multi-rail system options? Besides the additional power pack battery, do you know what additional parts are needed to transform the bike from a single battery 500Wh configuration to a dual battery 1000Wh configuration?
The MRS system is really practical, but I get the impression that it's not very well understood for the moment.
Ok, So I've sourced the part at Elektrofahrrad. But silly question, how are the battery electrics connected to the controller/drive? Is this user installable?
https://www.elektrofahrrad24.de/haibike-mrs-the-range-extender
The good thing is you could add the 2nd battery pack later on when you wish it or install modular rack accessories.
Similar to the 2018 model but with a speed motor. Would be a perfect commuter bike.
S=class 3.
The Trekking Sduro S9.0 allows a little more off-road than the Trekking Xduro S9.0. It’s also more comfortable (fatter tires + shock with more travel). Essentially the Trekking Sduro S9.0 is this year’s model and the Trekking Xduro S9.0 is last year’s model. The biggest complaint leveled at the Xduro S9.0 was a relative lack of comfort. That’s why they’ve made the changes. The Xduro can’t accommodate a dual battery whereas this year’s Sduro can. This Sduro Trekking S9.0 is a better steep hill climber due to an 11-46 cassette. Last year’s Xduro Trekking S9.0 had an 11-42. You have to keep in mind that the bikes are shipped with a 20T Bosch crank (meaning 50T), so having an 11-46 is an advantage for steep hills.
Hopefully I haven’t confused you more.
They won’t release until mid. 2020, same in Europe. They take “deposit” only, but by that time the Tq motor might be on many other brands...Perfect! Fully understood. Any idea if and when the xDuro Adventr 6.0 FLYON 2019 will hit the USA?? - don't think its released anywhere yet. Is this model the next version of the Sduro 9.0?? Looking at the Haibike site, the bike sure looks sexy, and lots of tech to geek out on. Thanks so much for the reply on the Sduro.