Testing the Cyberbike Mullet Pro: Why get a MULLET Ebike?

[@ashpunting]

I bought a new 52v 21amp battery for my 1000w bafang Mario ebike and I had a spare 48v 14.5amp battery so I bought a second hand hard tail mountain bike and added 750w mid-drive bbs02 and the bike performs like a dream all for £600

[@swedesurfer]

I bought a Mullet Pro on their Black Friday sale. Good bike for the money and well worth the price. I had 2 others before this one. Quality is another issue and only time will tell. Most components are good, and others can be exchanged (seat for example). It has been tested on mountain trails here in Hawaii and works well. Strong and capable of pulling me up steep slopes. A bit heavy but thats expected. Battery seems to last a long time.

[@ElevatedVehicles]

How much was it for the Black Friday sale cuz I may wait for this Black Friday coming up. Thank you for your feedback

[@Tashi1able]

I have the lowest model in the Cyberbike line called the Falcon. It's not a Mullet and it is the small frame so I do get pedal strikes because of the about 5" ground clearance. I bent the rear axle at around 300 miles. The only way to maybe prevent this from happening again is to be less aggressive on single tracks and replace the QR axle with a solid axle. The components are knock offs of more recognized brands but other than the axle have performed well enough. I paid $2000 for the Falcon.It now sells for $2500. It does have smaller brakes and fork and the front axle is a smaller diameter than the one on this Mullet bike. The 500 watt motor even in a low cog will cut off pulling up a steep whoop with the throttle. It will pull in the same low cog up a long steep incline in Pedal Assist. Must have a torque sensor that cuts off power. The Mullet definitely has better ,heavier duty components than the Falcon. I am thinking about selling the Falcon and getting a Kona or a Luna that has brand name components or when these fail replacing them with a better quality Shimano or ? Even though the battery is only 13 amps the 500 watt motor is economical and will go over 50 miles on a paved trail or streets in Pedal Assist 1 or 2 and somewhat less depending on how much the throttle is used on single track. For $3500 you can get a decent Kona with a 250 watt motor and all Shimano. No throttle though which I do have to admit I like for powering away from an intersection. The throttle on a single track is very hard to control if it is at all rough and trail bounces the bike. For $2000 it is an OK buy and has provided a lot of fun.

[@flyhelo60L]

Ebikes aren't designed yet for extreme mtn biking!

[@electrifiedlatina6871]

That’s a beautiful bike! Seems a little over priced. I would buy it for $2,800

[@Zaaxun]

The reason there's not much info on these is they are not mass produced, only a limited number a year are sold. You have to buy before June or they sell out. You won't find a better deal for 2,400. It compares to 5-6 thousand dollar bikes in every way. It's built in USA!! Not China. It's owned by motorcycle racing engineer legend Dan Fischer. The best warranty in the business, 3 years on motor. Wolf e-spec. Is also American company, you don't see them because they are exclusively used on cyberbike only. Specifically designed for heavy ebikes, heavy duty, not Chinese crap. 4 piston hydraulics with oversized master cylinder for stronger stops. I got one and it's awesome, people are always asking me about it. Not Chinese junk!! They have the best warranty around. Nothing you can name to compare has more than 80-90 nm torque. This is 130 nm for $2500. Take the time and check out the specs, they match or exceed bikes twice the price.

[@вечная_мерзлота]

I'm not spending 4k on an unbranded Chinese bike. 1k at most. 4k will get me with a brand bike.

[@driftadvocate1839]

Yupp and the guy who "designed" it will swear up and down its cutting edge.... hahahaha just look at the GEO and the linkage! And zero components that are reliable or worth a damn. Save your money people, this is a lemon and unsafe for trails

[@cyberbikeemtb6978]

@@driftadvocate1839 Here we go again, the guy with zero credentials. Explain to us the quality of the engineering of the fork internals and the suspension linkage...but wait! He's not an engineer? Not a technician, nor a racer? Glory to us all, he's got negative OPINIONS and needs so desperately for you to hear them. How's the home life? I'm guessing not so great.

[@driftadvocate1839]

@@cyberbikeemtb6978 here we go a guy on the internet saying he "has" credentials whiles simultaneously providing zero data to back up his claims. A degree dont mean shit and in this case speaks for itself! Again, gliding over the real issues i bring up while acting like your something special. Youre bike is trash and you know it. You just think you can push over this clunker on anyone and got called out. For the 3rd time, show me the shock info and data sheets. And send this "cyberbike", ohhohh sooo cyberish and futuristic and so kool, to ANY mountain bike channel for a real review and put against other bikes in its class... you wont because again, its kiddy toys compared to a real branded shredder. If "I got a degree" made this, then grow a pair and stack it up against a real bike for testing. If i paid 100k for a "degree" to put out an AliExpress special then id be embarrassed as well. Obviously your so proud and heady. Wanker gonna wank

[@v000000000000v]

@@cyberbikeemtb6978 yeah I definitely trust wolf suspension over rockshox and fox especially when it comes with a saddle straight out of a BMX for 12 y/o

[@turnyernie]

Dans replies point out that he’s really trying to sell something he truly believes in but knows the components are junk as is the frame design, linkages, and suspension components. Let me ask you this Dan, how many of your bikes have cracked chainstays or have catastrophically failed due to normal riding?

[@peterthomson6161]

The rear linkage is super cheap ala Walmart bike.

[@mr_wrongway]

Love the new glasses Andrew!

[@BH-cy9tb]

🤣wolf suspension. Wonder what that’s a knockoff of.🤔

[@cyberbikeemtb6978]

We developed the internals, and we've ridden and serviced enough Fox, Rockshox and Ohlins to know how forks need to perform...and how they need to be set up. Most people won't know the difference, really, but those who do will find these products to be excellent.

[@ElevatedVehicles]

​@@cyberbikeemtb6978any chance that we can get a frame that has the internal cabling to be routed inside the frame for the rear brake line instead of how you guys have it currently set up?

[@JaredRMorgan]

The Polygon Siskiu T6E is $3500 and will blow the doors off this thing.

[@f7i6f67fkh]

The Cyberbike costs 40% less and goes 40% faster!

[@wizrom3046]

Lol you should have worn a mullet wig for this review! 😁

[@Andrew-vt4jt]

That's a great idea! Business up front, party in the back!

[@nortizz]

Thanks for the review! What's your opinion on the 2024 newly updated model?! I'm contemplating it..

[@nortizz]

@davehimlin2374 nope, I passed. I want a hub motor.

[@budgetclipperreviews3209]

Can you make a video on your top 5 scooters. Will the extreme bull k4 make it?

[@Andrew-vt4jt]

That's a great idea. Not sure if the K4 would make the cut.

[@Kay0Bot]

Clean build especially for 3500$ usd but is it comparable to a KS S22 or Begode master?

[@ug9191]

The brake line rubs on the suspension linkage?

[@ShrekSwag]

i love andrew

[@davidn7795]

nice review

[@freshlycharged]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@deanvader302]

links to the safety gear Andrew is wearing? Thanks.

[@vliszmirova]

So at 3500 you’re getting a Mickey Mouse suspension , 10 gears, 42 inch display (I assume, so you can see your speed better when you pass cars) and an option for a thumb throttle? Which reputable bicycle company would offer such an option on their eMTB line. But you are getting a mullet so they know something about MTB gear. How about you spend 1500 and get a real eMTB with much better components that will last more than few track rides. Perhaps a gravel e-bike is all you need. Oh wait , it’s now 2500 . It’s still has about 1000 more to go.

[@Kevin-Schmevin]

Hey I just rode my onewheel on that mountain biking trail! Cherry Creek State Park has a ton of fun places to onewheel, maybe I'll see you guys around sometime.

[@Beanietaru]

Do you still have this bike? If yes, How has it been treating you?

[@jgoller]

that loose cable under the mid drive is looks sus...

[@davidhanger5795]

Bought the 2023 model based off this review. Honestly the worst purchase.I've ever made. Overall seems like decent quality but the chain is crap. Dropped the chain coasting off the curb of a sidewalk and it folded under itself ,twisted and jammed between the crankset. I ordered the headlight as I ride at night often and the connection is the wrong. Customer service said they'll shipp a new one but have never received it or tracking. Now they ignore multiple emails for a refund. I ordered a light that works from Amazon and had it in two days. Customer service has been awful as I just get the run-around if they even respond. Hopefully this is an exception to the norm but I can NOT recommend this. Look for something better that doesn't take over six months to arrive from China

[@brandoncostner7437]

Yamaha Ybx moro on sale rn for $1900

[@Nomorehate24]

Has anyone tried the wolf brand? Are they any good?

[@Zaaxun]

Wolf is exclusively partnered with cyberbike. You can't buy them separately.

[@josephshimandle9619]

The 120 forks look to be bottoming iot over small bumps. Shame it's not 140. Looks to be a cheap component build.

[@Zaaxun]

The Large size has 140. This bike must be small/medium. Wolf forks are specifically designed for heavy ebikes, thicker and more durable not cheaper. It's USA company owned by motorcycle racing legend Dan Fischer.

[@charlesdu9941]

how much sag are you running bro. Fork looks almost fully compressed just pedaling around :L

[@TheHackettMan]

Going to be honest, I wouldn't be trusting a bunch of no name components while mountain biking. There are much better regular MTB bikes for the price, and better eMTB for not so much more. Plus, this has a throttle, so is not a class one. At least where I'm at, throttle ebikes aren't allowed on the trails at all, if ebikes are allowed at all. We don't need throttle bikes on MTB trails.

[@xvaldez3284]

In Colorado class 2 ebikes are allowed on most trails. Don't remember seeing any signs in village greens saying anything about it but I didn't look all that hard. Besides it's a popular spot for onewheelers and euc riders since there's lots of nasty obstacles and nobody really bats an eye if we're there. The only ones people really seem to hate are the people walking down the God damn bike trails behind their rc cars. Like bruh a lot of us are timing ourselves or barreling down the path and you think it's a good idea to play with your toys there?

[@driftadvocate1839]

Exactly! Companies like this prey on people who know nothing about modern bikes, which is ok but sending people out in the woods on something like this can be dangerous! The GEO is kinda laughable. These bikes are Chinese junk and they know it. I wouldn't trust this on any downhill or singletrack... Cyberbike is trying to say these forks are better than lower level Rockshox. Well doubt it. Good luck servicing them or getting parts for them! I wouldn't trust anything that cant even throw on a low level shimano/sram 10-11 speed drivetrain either. Not for me

[@driftadvocate1839]

@@cyberbikeemtb6978 dude i dont care who you are, the bike is trashhhh. The GEO is from 2007. Its Chinese junk. Send it to some mountain bike channels and let them review it then and put it against other bikes. Again, one look at this thing and anyone who rides would agree. Just like the others below me. Sorry bud your trying to sell chinese junk to a MTB market that laughs at it. Thats why you sent it to a channel that specialuzes in PED because mountain bile community laughs at this. And its unsafe. Good luck sending people on the trail with this rubbish

[@driftadvocate1839]

@@cyberbikeemtb6978 stick to motocross because your bike design is laughable... Its obvious you are trying to make a quick buck in a market that is just starting. But dont expect people to not call trash out when they see it! Like i said send it to a real mountain bike channel only and have them review it agains others in its class then get back to me... ill wait

[@driftadvocate1839]

@@cyberbikeemtb6978 i appologize. no one can grasp how advanced this design is! Its just so futuristic in so many ways! I mean just look at it. Elon Musk jr. Has flipped the industry upside down. Hopefully someday ill be able to afford two online degrees from university of Phoenix so i can rebrand a Chinese frame as my own from Alibaba! One can only dream! Xoxo

[@driftadvocate1839]

components are kinda schwaggy. paying almost 4k for a bike, better have decent components. stick to actual bike brands when spending this much

[@cyberbikeemtb6978]

Please try them first! You can't critique what you haven't ridden. Find one of these to ride and then let people know what you think!

[@driftadvocate1839]

@@cyberbikeemtb6978 Id be down to try one, but as an avid MTB rider for years, i know a thing or two about components, hardware and geometry of a bike.. not to throw you under the bus but anyone who knows anything about decent MTB wouldnt touch this. And the price tag is insane for zero parts that are quality besides the samsung battery. First your frame and linkages in the back are just Chinese mass manufactured junk. The actual bearings that connect the shock, are complete trash just by looking at them. That is a huge problem. They will fail and bearings need serviced regularly. Then your drivetrain is not even a reputable drivetrain, like shimano, sram or box. Nor are the brakes a reputable brand.... The fork and the airshock's are just mass Chinese produced shocks which i can find zero info on. They are FOX knock offs. Not saying Chinese components are bad, but they will never out preform actual reputable mountain bike components. They need serviced regularly and cheap hardware and components make it nearly impossible. Cheap forks are bound to fail. This bike is a hot mess express! The only thing going for it is the Maxxis tires and the alum frame is OK but the Geo is not modern at ALL. This bike is a rails to trails cruser if anything and i wouldnt trust it on real mountain bike trails.. But for 4 grand for literally ZERO name brand components, yall are not going appeal to any market other than people who know nothing about modern bikes! Good luck selling these when you can buy brands like TREK, Specialized, Giant, Cannondale, any of them sell nice ebikes starting around 3500. And they have REAL components, not a pile of Chinese rubbish.

[@driftadvocate1839]

@dan fischer show me where you can view any information on you suspension and shocks? Where can i buy parts to service them because you know they will need serviced regularly right? Oh wait, you just want one and done parts on a bike so you can turn a profit. So again yeah cheap Chinese forks and shocks are trash because there is zero servicing info and parts to service them. I dont care what degree you have, obviously you should stick to motocross and not MTB. Or maybe try another market that wont call your bike out for what it is.

[@cyberbikeemtb6978]

@@driftadvocate1839 My bad. I didn't know your x-ray vision could see and analyze the internal fork valving via video. Then of course, your dual masters in Physics and Material Science allowed you to create a mental picture of the forces and fatigues likely to be encountered throughout the chassis, and voila! You type out genius technical reviews. Thank you, sir. Seriously, though, your opinion does not matter because you are not an engineer, nor a designer, nor an industry professional with any type of manufacturing experience. You've ridden-not-raced some bikes with some variety of components, hence expert. Your need to be heard is weakness. Yawn.

[@stevemanos95]

How is your Mullet Pro holding up?

[@kevinnashskitchen3517]

I know the mid drives are cool out in the trails... But if you don't have trails or places to go off road, then a dual motor 200Nm of torque hub drive bike absolutely crushes any mid drive on the road. 👍😎

[@flowingmarc]

Looks like a mountain bike designed by someone who doesn't mountain bike.

[@billgangsta539]

" dont want to spend a fortune" and "budget-friendly price" and it cost 3,5k? wtf? lol it gots a puny 13ah battery that sounds pretty pricy to me! u can get a surron or a dualtron thunder with that kinda of money why would anyone buy this? for me all electric bikes are overpriced cuz they got very small batteries that you must change if you really want a true electric bike and the batteries cost a lot of money.

[@TheRealElectricOutdoors]

:O

[@casparcoaster1936]

jesus, want to know about the quality... not the detail

[@isaganitumbaga2495]

How can you compare this to branded bikes? Where can you buy components. All the components are china.🤣