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Haibike SD FullSeven 1.0 2020 Electric Mountain Bike
Though the lower numbers on a generation of Haibikes often denotes a lower spec, the SDURO FullSeven 1.0 isn’t a low spec machine. With a world renowned Yamaha PW-SE power system and a 500Wh tube-mounted battery you will find those long distances a lot easier than your last hard-tail yet acceleration as quick as you could want it to be!
HardSeven vs FullSeven
Other than a little extra weight, the biggest difference between the HardSeven range and the FullSeven range is the rear shock on the FullSeven. Over distances you shouldn’t ache as much on your ‘sitting muscle’, a complaint that many new eMTB riders make where on traditional MTBs it was their legs!
You’ll have fun on the trails with the FullSeven 1.0’s smaller wheels and its jump absorbing rear damper.
Yamaha PW-SE motor and 500Wh battery
The 250W Yamaha PW-SE motor has seen millions of miles of use on e-bikes around the world. It is reliable and solid, offering up to 70Nm of torque to get you up and running at speed. The performance curve allows for a smooth start, and it will get you to the 15.5mph speed limit of the motor nice and quick.
A 500Wh battery is mounted on the lower frame for good weight distribution, and offers a comfortable range of around 50 miles. If you’re a traditional MTB rider this is a giant leap from your usual distances, taking you farther and harder than you usually ride.
The control system is simple and should have you focusing on the trail ahead rather than worrying about too many parameters as you ride.
Key Features:
- Motor: Yamaha PW-SE System
- Battery: 500WH
- Suspension Fork: SR Suntour XCM32 LO steel spring 120
- Wheel: 27 inch
- Display: Yamaha Side Switch 1.7" LCD, 7 functions
- Gears: 10 Speed
