E-MOUNTAINBIKE Readers’ Survey 2018 – These are the winners
In our annual reader survey, we asked you for your wildest thoughts, your irritations and your ideas – and more than 10,600 of you participated – thank you! By taking our survey and helping us to make E-MOUNTAINBIKE Magazine even better, you had the chance to win prizes worth € 12,000. These are the lucky winners:
Haibike XDURO AllMtn 10.0
Congrats to Lars K. from Germany, this is your prize!
The Haibike XDURO AllMtn 10.0 is the top-of-the-range model of the series and comes with some of the finest parts available. At the heart of the AllMtn 10.0 beats the powerful Yamaha PW-X motor and FOX factory suspension with 150 mm of travel keeps things under control on the downhills. This makes the XDURO AllMtn a real dream bike for discerning riders who stop at nothing.
Value: € 6,299
BMC Speedfox AMP THREE
Congrats to Jeremy H. from the UK, this is your prize!
The noble carbon frame of the BMC Speedfox AMP THREE is not only a feast for the eyes, but also houses the powerful Shimano STEPS E-8000 motor with a fully integrated 500 Wh battery. With 130mm travel front and rear, the Speedfox AMP is the perfect bike for explorers who want to push their limits.
Value: € 5,499
Thule VeloSpace XT 3 incl. loading ramp
Congrats to Thomas C. from Germany, this is your prize!
If you want to go on vacation with your eMTBs, you need a stable bike rack. The Thule VeloSpace XT 3 can accommodate up to three bikes and with its high load capacity of 60 kg, is ideal for ebikes. Loading up the bikes becomes child’s play with the loading ramp and thanks to extra-long wheel straps the Thule can easily accommodate the wider plus tires.
Value: € 699,95 + € 51,50 (loading ramp)
All winners have been informed by email and replied already, so if you happen to share the name but haven’t had any contact with us, it’s not you, sorry.
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