eBikepedia Review

The Cyberbike Mullet Pro is a premium full suspension electric mountain bike at a budget-friendly price. Just like the mullet haircut, the Cyberbike Mullet Pro is business in the front and a party in the back.

The 29-inch front tire rolls over large obstacles with ease helping with stability, while the 27.5-inch rear tire allows the bike to be more nimble. The smaller tire in the rear means you can have a shorter chainstay and you get more wheel clearance.

In this review, we will tell you what we love and hate about the Cyberbike Mullet Pro.

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What I love about the Cyberbike

Rides like a normal mountain bike
Mid Drive Motor
Great suspension
Hydraulic Dropper Post
Budget price
Maxxis Forekaster tires
Four piston brakes with 203mm and 180mm brake discs.
Quick release front tire
Beautiful color display
Optional throttle
Wide 720mm handlebars
Great paint job
29 inch front tire rolls over large features
27.5 rear tire helps for control when riding downhill
Improved linkage

How does the Cyberbike Mullet Pro compare to other eMountain bikes?

The Cyberbike Mullet Pro rides almost identical to my Trek Rail 7 which is twice the cost. I am beyond impressed with the performance of the Cyberbike Mullet Pro. The Wolf suspension feels like Fox suspension and the 4 piston brakes provide excellent stopping power.

The Cyberbike Mullet Pro weighs the same as the Trek Rail 7 at 52 lbs, and the batteries are pretty much the same size, just 1 watt hour difference. (624wh vs 625 wh)

After riding both bikes, I would have bought the Cyberbike Mullet Pro over the Trek Rail 7 due to the big cost savings, and I would have upgraded to slightly wider tires.

How does the Cyberbike Mullet Pro ride without pedal assist modes on?

The true test for an ebike is riding it without pedal assist on. A lot of times, ebikes can feel so unnatural to ride when pedal assist is turned off.

With the Cyberbike Mullet Pro, you can comfortably ride the bike without pedal assist on. The bike feels like riding a normal mountain bike, just heavier.

I like to ride the bike without pedal assist on and only use the throttle when I am getting started or climbing steep hills.

By riding it this way, I get the best of both worlds. I don’t over exert myself going uphills thus saving my energy for the downhill portions.

What type of motor is on the Cyberbike Mullet Pro?

The Cyberbike Mullet Pro features a powerful 500-watt mid-drive motor with a torque sensor.

Torque sensors with mid-drive motors are ultra-smooth and the only way to go when buying an eMountain bike.

Torque sensors can feel the pressure you put into your pedals and there is zero delay in the motor response. Mid-drive motors give the rider a feeling of super-human powers.

Hub motors and cadence sensors are cheaper. However, hub motors and cadence sensors are delayed and can be dangerous when you’re on a technical mountain biking trail.

The delayed response of cadence sensors is hard to get started going up steep hills, and even after you stop pedaling the motors will keep pushing you an additional 5-10 feet. When buying an electric mountain bike, a mid-drive motor is a must.

Click here for the current pricing on the Cyberbike Mullet Pro.
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What I hate about the Cyberbike

Heavy compared to traditional full suspension mountain bike
No shift sensor
Battery not built into frame
Would like the throttle to work in pedal assist modes

What are the drawbacks on the Cyberbike Mullet Pro?

There is not much to hate about the Cyberbike Mullet Pro. The bike is heavier compared to regular full suspension mountain bikes, but it’s similar in weight compared to other eMountain bikes.

The Cyberbike Mullet Pro doesn’t have a shift sensor, but the chain is designed so well that I have never heard teeth grinding on the cassette.

I could always add a shift sensor for $30 if I found it to be an issue.

I do wish the battery was built into the frame like the Trek Rail 7, but ill take a $3000 savings over having the battery built into the frame.

I would like to use the throttle in PAS 1-5, but I’m just happy to have a throttle-only option because the majority of eMountain bikes do not offer a throttle at all.

Overall, the pros heavily outweigh the cons of the Cyberbike Mullet Pro.

Final Thoughts

If you have been looking at getting into eMountain biking and the high cost has kept you away, the Cyberbike options allow you to get into the sport relatively cheaply.

If you want to get into mountain biking but don’t want to hold up your experienced friends on the climbs, an eMountain bike is a great solution to help you keep up with your friends.

If you live near mountain biking trails but your age has caught up to you, an eMountain bike will revitalize you to get out and explore nature.

Mountain biking is one of my favorite sports because it offers excellent cardio, and gets you out in nature away from people. I still get an amazing workout when using an eMoutain bike and I can enjoy my rides for longer.

Andrew N

June 7th 2022

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Great bike

So far I’ve put a little over 50 miles on the bike and some pretty technical trails and it’s done absolutely amazing

Super happy with bike. Not only looks really nice but rides really nice. My friend has a $6000 Yamaha and I can't tell any difference between them in ride and quality of components except one ...it's $3000 less!! Powerful motor as well. Brakes work great. 100% happy 😊😊

Got the bike had very little assembly to do. Everything worked great on it. Rode it for about 2 hours once I assembled it. Battery was at 65%. Had a blast with it. Took it down to 20%. 1st power lvl lasts a long time. 4th and 5th drained it quick. Did not play with 2nd or 3rd very long. It came with a thumb throttle. Was pleased. I did try it out. It seemed to drain the battery really quick. Would not recommend only using it. The pedal assist was more than addiquit. But I was tired and did use it to get home so that was nice.

I like it

I find it useful as an assist on hills, overpasses, and starting thru wide intersections from a stop. Helps me get up to speed quickly.

Love it!

OK I have had my mullet R now for about six weeks. I live in Sedona Arizona, which is a mountain bike Haven. You have hundreds of miles all sorts of different trails in and through the red rock country. A lot of it is very rocky with stair steps up and down some very challenging. Short climbs. This bike expands my riding gives me more power than my previous Full suspension rear hub trail bike. I’ve had for 10 years. This bike was a big upgrade. One of the things I love about this bike is the throttle. It’s the only full suspension real trail bike. I’ve seen with the throttle. This is awesome for when you just need a little boost you just hit thumb trigger and it thrush you up the hill. I’m riding the large extra large size , and when I climb and hit the trigger, it can actually lift the front end. Like a wheelie. There’s like a subtle floating sensation, which is really cool when you accelerate. I look for many months to get a replacement bike for my old full suspension electric bike. But would’ve got me with this bike of course was the price which is unbeatable for what you get. And the thumb trigger throttle. This bike has opened up all new worlds for me for riding here in Sedona. I think I’m getting about three times the distance out of the battery as I got with my old bike that is just opened up worlds of riding for me, which is very exciting. I highly recommend this bike you won’t be sorry