Haibike Alltrack 5: testing a versatile eHardtail
With its powerful Yamaha motor and high-capacity battery, the Alltrack 5 is a real gem among e-mountain bikes. This MTB from Haibike, a pioneer in electric bikes, is built for adventure, both on and off-road, without breaking the bank. new, it is available from around $3,000; used, you can find one for less than $2,000. We take a detailed look at the Alltrack 5 in this article.

Written by: Jos Mans | February 27, 2026 | Reading time: 6minutes

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Key findings
- The Haibike Alltrack 5 offers a solid combination of power, range, and versatility.
- Its weight and hardtail frame limit comfort on very technical terrain.
- For recreational cyclists and sporty commuters, this is a reliable e-MTB with excellent value for money.
A balance between trail performance and everyday use

Haibike's DNA in the Alltrack 5
Advantages and disadvantages
Highlights
Weaknesses
For what type of cyclist?

Practical tips for use
- Adjust tires pressure tires your usage. Slightly lower pressure significantly improves comfort on rough terrain. On asphalt, increase pressure to reduce rolling resistance.
- The high torque of the mid-drive motor puts a lot of strain on the chain. Clean it after every muddy ride and lubricate it regularly to preserve the Shimano Deore drivetrain.
- Bring the battery indoors when the temperature drops below 10°C, or store the bike in a dry, temperate place. This protects the chemistry of the cells and preserves maximum range.
- After 500 kilometers (or about three months), have your bike serviced for the first time to check the spoke tension and bolt tightness. A new bike always new after the first few rides.