https://cyrusher.fr/products/flex
Based on the review of the Cyrusher Flex electric mountain bike, here are the main highlights of the video and their corresponding timestamps:
Frame Design and Weld Quality – Highlighting the clean aesthetic and smooth, hidden welds around the headset column.
Motor Torque and Climbing Ability – Discussing the powerful rear hub motor that delivers 87 Nm of torque, which is highly effective for steep inclines.
Dual Sensor System (Torque vs. Cadence) – Explaining the unique feature that allows riders to swap between a torque sensor and a cadence sensor by pressing the power button three times.
Battery Integration and Range – Detailing the removable 48V 15Ah frame-integrated battery that offers up to a 95 km range.
Integrated Safety Lighting – Showcasing the highly visible neon-style LED rear brake light built directly into the rear frame.
Suspension Discrepancy (Front and Rear) – Clarifying the actual suspension components (DNM rear shock and unbranded front fork) versus what is written on initial spec sheets.
Shimano Altus Drivetrain – Detailing the 8-speed Shimano Altus transmission system.
Uphill Test Ride – Testing the motor’s power on a reference hill climb using the cadence sensor to show how effortless the ascent is.
Braking Power Test – Demonstrating the powerful stopping performance of the hydraulic brakes on the trail.
Sizing Flaw & Seat Post Issue – Explaining why the stock seat post is too short for riders around 1.80m (5’11") and above, despite manufacturer claims.
Critique of Other Reviewers – The reviewer addresses inaccuracies in other video presentations regarding the bike’s exact components.
Component Clarification (Brakes & Brand) – Pointing out that the bike actually ships with Logan hydraulic brakes rather than Tektro.
Final Pricing and Endorsement – Concluding that at €1,499, the full-suspension e-MTB offers excellent value for the money and receives his official approval.