https://cyrusher.fr/products/aura
Overview: The reviewer tests the Cyrusher Aura, an electric fat bike featuring a step-through low frame, large 26" x 4" tires, and a rugged, motorcycle-like aesthetic [00:23]. Despite its heavy-duty look, it is CE-compliant/homologated as an electric bike capped at 25 km/h [01:27].
Key Specifications:
Dimensions & Weight: Measures 1.94 meters long and weighs approximately 34 kg [01:14]. Suitable for riders ranging from 1.50 m to 1.90 m in height [01:36].
Motor & Battery: Equipped with a 250W rear-hub motor providing 95 Nm of torque [01:57] and a high-capacity 52V, 15 Ah removable lithium battery housed inside the frame [02:07], offering an estimated range of up to 96 km [02:41].
Features & Performance:
Dual Sensor System: A major highlight is the ability to toggle between a torque sensor (responsive to pedaling effort, ideal for sportier or controlled riding) and a cadence sensor (provides instant, maximum power with minimal effort) by holding down the plus button [04:52].
Components: Features Logan hydraulic disc brakes [03:03], a 7-speed Shimano Tourney drivetrain [02:50], adjustable front suspension fork [13:13], front LED lighting, rear lights with brake-stop functionality [03:15], a walk-assist mode [13:37], and a clear color LCD display [03:26].
Off-Road Capabilities: The wide fat tires and suspension absorb bumps, holes, and gravel effortlessly, making it exceptional for forest trails and rough terrain without slipping [11:18].
Pros and Cons:
Pros: Robust and high-quality build, powerful torque and battery, smooth ride on rough off-road paths, versatile dual-sensor system, and a comfortable riding experience.
Cons: Mudguards and rear luggage rack are usually optional extras (though currently bundled with promotions like a free suspension seatpost) [05:24], and its bulky 34 kg weight means it is better suited for outdoor adventures than everyday casual city commuting [17:27].