Haibike or lapierre

[STEVEMANFA]

Anyone have any opinions on the above bikes?
Good or bad.

Thanks.

 

[Izzyekerslike]

Hi Steve, I am absolutely delighted with my Haibike and after seeing and riding mine both my brother and my cousin have bought one. Then there is this.

 

[STEVEMANFA]

Hi
Do you have the Bosch or Yamaha drive, and may I ask what model you have

 

[stephen Harvey]

Haibikes all the way I have a FatSix I just think Haibike have there designs dialled in had the bike over a year now and no problems at all so far


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[STEVEMANFA]

Bosch or yam drive

 

[stephen Harvey]

Mine with Bosch with 400w battery


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[STEVEMANFA]

What kind of range can you get

 

[stephen Harvey]

20 to 25 miles on a good day


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[stephen Harvey]

20 to 25 miles on a good day


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[stephen Harvey]

I carry a spare battery in my backpack so 50 mile range


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[STEVEMANFA]

Ok thanks for that
May I ask why you went for the Bosch and not the yam drive

 

[soundwave]

 

[stephen Harvey]

In the model I wanted only Bosch available so no choice really but I have taken both bikes out not much difference in the real world


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[Izzyekerslike]

Hi
Do you have the Bosch or Yamaha drive, and may I ask what model you have

Steve, I have the Haibike S-duro All Mtn Rc.. That's the one with the Yamaha motor and I use it mainly off road. How do you intend to use your bike.

 

[STEVEMANFA]

Off road most of the time, I live in the Forest of Dean

 

[soundwave]

you can hire a cube stereo for 50 quid for a half day up the forest bike place.

 

[STEVEMANFA]

Hi
Yes but I don't think I want a cube, I'm happy with my oxydrive kit at the moment but I may go for a new bike later in the year

 

[soundwave]

just in case you wanted to try a bosch motor out

 

[Izzyekerslike]

Off road most of the time, I live in the Forest of Dean

So the range you will get will greatly depend on how much effort you put in and the amount of climbing you do. My local run is around 22 miles with 1800ft of ascent. I like to feel that I'm getting some exercise so I pedal quite hard and can get back home with the computer showing I still have around 48 miles left in the battery. However a steep route in the Yorkshire Dales with numerous climbs had the battery almost empty after 20 miles. So your range should be somewhere between the two.

 

[STEVEMANFA]

I think the best bet is go to a shop and try the Bosch and yam back to back