The best entry-level e-MTB? - Haibike AllMtn2 review

While its looks aren’t for everyone, Haibike’s AllMtn 2 makes for a great first step into the world of e-mountain bikes, especially for those who are looking to push themselves and their bike. That’s thanks to a properly sorted geometry and a raft of modern standards, which makes it ripe for upgrades. While its powerful Yamaha motor is a stand-out feature, its weight noticeably affects its handling, and there are some questionable spec choices.
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[@martinschwartz7342]

I had a 2020 Haibike Allmtn 2.0 with the Yamaha PW-2 motor and absolutely loved it. The suspension and brakes were one level up from the new one but the battery and frame geometry is better on the 2023. My biggest complaint with Haibike is that they don't sell their bikes in the USA anymore. They have abandoned us like a husband who has left his wife for his younger secretary.

[@roof30]

An entry level e-MTB for $4,600? I think you guys have completely lost sight of what the average Joe Public can afford.

[@TheWeardale1]

how much do you think entry level emtbs cost then? 🤣😂🤣

[@roof30]

@@TheWeardale1 Less than this for an entry level. Unlike you I actually bothered to do some research.

[@TheWeardale1]

@@roof30 i paid 4k for mine couple of years ago - canyon neuron:on 8...can't really get them any cheaper if you want to go offroad sadly...

[@offroadcc]

Yes, there are cheaper e-mountain bikes about such as Decathlon's Rockrider E-ST100 at below £1k... But would you want to take that down what the AllMtn2 is capable of? There's entry-level and then there's affordability. Buy that affordable Rockrider but you'll be stuck riding blues and it'll be very limited when the time comes to upgrade... And then most likely you'll be looking to upgrade the whole bike if you catch the bug. After which, there's a good chance that you'll have spent more than £4,600. The reason the AllMtn2 is a great entry-level bike is that it offers a platform that new riders can find welcoming and one that they can grow into as their skills develop. In the grand scheme of things, where e-MTBs reach the astronomical prices that they do, £4,600 is a relatively low and wise investment that'll hold its own in time. As I said in the video, compare the AllMtn2 with similar specced offerings from Spesh and the like, and you're saving at least a few hundred quid. In some cases, you're saving £1k.

[@_AdventureClub_]

Entry cost from 2500. Mid from 5k. This for the price is pure shit. 27kg?!?! Man...

[@paulhusky580bts]

I Got that bike in other colour & Alltrack 6 which got pw s2 motor i sure it got same Torque in eco+ to Hi as Allmtn 2 it only 85Nm in expw otherwise 75Nm same as Alltrack 6 and Hardtail rides easier in lower power modes than pw x3 Motor so both use same battery which gives spare Battery if go places

[@kevinmortimer1883]

just picked up an Nduro 7 and cant say i've noticed any of the drag you mention. unlike the Bosch that has a lot of resistance when you stop peddling. To me the Bosch feels a little more powerful but there isnt much in it. good review. thanks!

[@offroadcc]

Hope you like the new bike! Glad you enjoyed the review.

[@paulhusky580bts]

Allmtn 2.0 is Same as Present Allmtn 7 on newer Model internal Battery Haibikes Start of 2022 it had TRP Brakes & 630Wh Battery in May went up £500 Mainly because of Battery went up to Better 720Wh Battery & SRAM DB8 Brakes now new ones back on TRP Brakes Allmtn 3 only difference is it got Shimano gears & Brakes everything else same

[@_AdventureClub_]

27kg...jeez...and the price went insane up.

[@DigitalSamTV]

How many watts for the motor. And how many battery volts for the battery. Why do you review as always talk about watt hour batteries??? (That tells you absolutely nothing about the output power of the battery)

[@offroadcc]

You're right, watt hours don't say anything about its output, but watt hours denote a battery's capacity and that's what's important. The motor outputs 250Wh at peak, the battery is 36V - 20Ah.

[@DigitalSamTV]

@@offroadcc ok thanks yes those are the 2 exact numbers which tells u about the power of the bike. That is so lame though 250w and 36v battery is so low power... It sucks these big company are making such crap like this. U can. Buy something for less money and 5 times more power imported from china (and still high spec good components etc).

[@Accu53Mation]

Lose the WTB wheels(they're junk), and use Halo Wheels. For the humongous price of a bicycle, it should have battle-worthy wheelset. Halo, is much stronger than WTB.

[@Bikecampcook]

Halo are junk 🤣

[@enjoylife756]

j just dont get why someone buyt these ALLmountain 2,3, or 4 bikes. First of all the geometry is very oldskool and almost desinged for xc or light trail biking and yet they are "aimed" for more serious bikinig lol. There is so so much better options with the same money or even less than Haibikes. Geometry difference is huge and so on.

[@DJCJ999]

This thing is a tank... it's duel squish trail bike at best. Spend less and get more from another manufacture.

[@sbr630]

Basic components for almost 5k. What a rip off.

[@alexandrufilipescu1301]

Pff, I can get it in my country for 3k new.

[@bob69365]

I just had to stop this video. Terrible editing and delivery. 😞

[@offroadcc]

Sorry to hear this! Any feedback would be appreciated.