Haibike
Product brand
UnclaimedHaibike is a bicycle manufacturer and ePerformance eBike brand offering eMTB and trekking eBikes sold through authorized specialist dealers.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Haibike is described as a bicycle manufacturer. Its official site presents the brand under the banner 'We are ePerformance' and highlights eBike models such as the HYBE CF 11 and HYBE CF 9, as well as the HAIBIKE Adventr trekking eBike. The brand states that its products are sold exclusively through a network of authorized specialist dealers. Haibike also presents itself as an eMTB pioneer with a racing team and athletes.
History
Haibike's official history page presents the brand's timeline. In 2024 it ran the 'DENY GRAVITY' campaign featuring the HYBE, LYKE & ADVENTR models. In 2023 the brand expanded its eRacing involvement, stating that as an eMTB pioneer it would start with five athletes, including at the E-Bike World Tour and the Enduro-E (EDR-E). The same year it welcomed Austrian athlete Tom Öhler to the Haibike team. The brand also highlights racing results, including Anna Spielmann becoming E-MTB World Champion 2025 and Tom Öhler setting a world record of 15 summits in 14 hours in Davos with the HYBE CF 11.
Products and positioning
ePerformance eBike brand; eMTB pioneer; products sold exclusively through authorized specialist dealers.
HYBE CF 11
A high-end race eFully with carbon frame, Bosch Performance Line CX-R motor, 800 Wh battery, RockShox suspension with 170 mm front and 160 mm rear travel, and Sram Maven Ultimate disc brakes.
HYBE CF 9
An eFully with carbon frame, Bosch Performance Line CX Smart System motor, 800 Wh battery, 170 mm front and 160 mm rear travel, and a mullet wheel setup.
HAIBIKE Adventr
A trekking eBike combining off-road qualities with the comfort of a full-suspension eSUV, powered by a Bosch Performance Line PX motor.
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