Here is a summary of the video review for the Cyrusher Flex electric mountain bike by MobiliTest, along with the corresponding timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction and Overview: The reviewer introduces the Cyrusher Flex, outlining the structure of the video (presentation, road/off-road test, and pros/cons).
[00:19] Bike Specifications (Frame & Motor): Details on the 27.5-inch wheels, 2.6-inch Kenda tires, 8-speed Shimano Altus derailleur, and a wide 250W rear hub motor designed to deliver high torque.
[01:23] Suspensions and Battery: Explains the full suspension system (DNM pneumatic rear suspension with a pressure valve and hydraulic front fork with a spring) and the removable 48V 15Ah frame battery with a key lock.
[02:14] Pricing: Reveals the base retail price of €1,500, noting that promo codes can often bring the cost down.
[02:49] Assist Sensors & Brakes: Highlights the torque and cadence assistance sensors, and the Logan hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm dual-piston rotors.
[03:54] Handlebars and Cockpit: Discusses the low, forward-leaning VTT riding position, the color display screen, handlebar grips, and the front and rear/lateral lighting system with built-in brake lights.
[04:57] Sizing and Ergonomics: Covers seat height adjustments (best suited for riders around 1.75m tall, taller riders may need a longer seat post) and estimated battery range (around 70–80 km due to the 31 kg weight).
[06:22] Power and Hill Climbing Test: Testing the bike’s high torque (87 Nm) in power mode on steep inclines, demonstrating strong hill-climbing performance with minimal physical effort.
[08:06] Electric Assistance & Riding Modes: Evaluates the torque sensor response across different assistance levels (from level 1 to level 5) and riding feel.
[10:25] Braking Performance Test: Tests the front hydraulic disc brakes (noting great stopping power/bite) and the rear brake feel.
[12:09] Off-Road & Suspension Test: Rides over bumps and off-road paths to test the responsiveness and comfort of the pneumatic and hydraulic suspensions.
[18:29] Final Pros & Cons:
Pros: Excellent torque (87 Nm), very comfortable suspension, responsive torque sensor, useful integrated lighting system, and great overall value for money at €1,500.
Cons/Recommendations: The forward-leaning riding position can be intense, so adding an adjustable stem is recommended for a more upright, comfortable ride.