The motor suits the bike well, only at low revs does the support feel a little rough. Bulls has given the E-Stream plenty of suspension travel, which provides a lot of confidence on descents. The slack angles and wide handlebars create an enduro feeling. Uphill, the rear suspension feels soft and sags. The platform adjustment on the shock can't improve this. The component mix of the Bulls is fine. There are hardly any cheat parts. However, it lacks an adjustable seatpost and we found the wide "health grips" a little unsuitable.
ConclusionIf you're looking for an E-MTB that really lets you fly downhill, the Bulls E-Stream Evo is the right choice.
Reach 1545 HM
Efficiency class A
Price 4299 Euro
Info www.bulls.de
Drive
Motor / Position 250 watt Brose / mid-engine
Max. Torque 90 Nm
Battery Lithium-ion, 650 Wh
Gearstick / transmission Front 1x38, rear 11-speed Shimano SLX-XT / 11-42
Display / Size Bloks Sport / 1 inch
Software / status Custom Bulls / n. A.
Equipment
Sizes / frame material 41 / 44 / 49 / 54 / aluminium, battery in down tube
Fork / damper Rockshox Yari RC Solo Air /Rockshox Monarch RT
Telescopic support none (quick-release saddle clamp)
Brake / Disc (front / rear) Magura MT5/MT4 / 180 mm / 180 mm
Impellers Bulls AS-T35 rims, Formula disc hubs
Tyres Schwalbe Nobby Nic Plus 27.5x2.8 Performance
Measured values
Suspension travel (front/rear) 150 mm / 150 mm
Weight / Distribution 23.94 kg / 48:52 (f/h)
Centre of gravity height 526 mm
Handlebar width 730 mm
Reach / Stack 429 mm / 614 mm
BB offset / Q factor -8 mm / 181 mm
EMTB JUDGEMENT GOOD*
*EMTB judgement: super (from 350 points), very good (from 315 points), good (from 280 points), satisfactory (from 245 points), with weaknesses (from 210 points), below unsatisfactory.
The judgement reflects the subjective impression of the testers and the results of the reach measurement and laboratory tests. It is independent of price.
