Bulls E-Stream Evo 3
The Bulls E-Stream Evo is one of the few bikes in the test that has the battery installed directly in the down tube. So it doesn't immediately catch the eye as an E-MTB and looks visually appealing. You sit in a stretched position on the Bulls, which makes it easy to master climbs in combination with the well-working motor. Shortcoming: The drive lacks the right turbo in the crucial passages! The Bulls also lacks agility on the descents and in fast corners. However, the fat plus tires compensate for the lack of rear suspension really well in light terrain; with rough root passages they reach their limits and lose traction. For even more off-road fun: mount a shorter stem.
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powerful fork, optically successful drive integration
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lack of agility, a bit front-heavy