Kommoda Pro Step-Through Fat Tire E-Bike | Cyrusher EU
Overview and Key Features
Reviewer Massy Dattoli introduces this e-bike, describing it as “stunning” with a highly eye-catching appearance [00:32]. Key technical specifications include:
Motor: 250W mid-drive motor delivering 85 Nm of torque; equipped with a torque sensor to ensure smooth pedaling and refined power delivery [01:00]; top speed is legally limited to 25 km/h [01:08]. The bike does not feature a twist throttle [01:08].
Battery: 52V, 20Ah (1040 Wh) battery pack weighing approximately 5.5 kg, offering a range of over 100 km (officially rated up to 110 km) [01:18], [06:37].
Frame/Components: 20-inch x 4.0-inch fat tires [01:40], 180mm Logan hydraulic disc brakes [01:45], [08:55], and a dual suspension system (adjustable/lockable front fork and rear air shock) [08:06], [11:11].
Key Moments and Timestamps
[02:01] Unboxing and Accessories: Shows the contents of the box (pedals, keys, manual, 58.8V 3A charger, and a large motorcycle-style headlight). The main bike body comes pre-assembled.
[03:30] Assembly and Difficulty: Features a time-lapse video of the assembly process (including the installation of the handlebars, front wheel, fenders, and headlight). The reviewer notes slight difficulty installing the front fender [04:14] and mentions a missing second screw for the headlight—an issue resolved by using a screw from their own supply [05:07].
[06:30] Battery Removal and Charging: Demonstrates how to remove the heavy battery pack using the key or charge it directly on the bike via the waterproof charging port. [07:25] Component analysis and drawbacks: A detailed look at the bike. The Ergal fork is robust and durable, featuring a highly acclaimed motorcycle-style design [07:51]. However, a single notable flaw is pointed out: the rubber steering stops on the fork, which limit the turning radius when maneuvering in tight spaces [08:23].
[09:39] Display and settings: An overview of the onboard computer (equipped with a silicone protective cover). It offers five assistance modes (Eco, Tour, Sport, Turbo, Boost) [12:05] and includes an advanced menu for adjusting various parameters [12:51].
[13:19] Daytime road test: In the highest assistance mode (“Boost”), the bike accelerates rapidly and handles hill climbs with ease [14:07], [17:16]. The hydraulic braking system performs excellently, delivering strong stopping power and ensuring short braking distances [15:18], [15:58]. In contrast, with the motor turned off (no assistance), the bike feels very heavy to push due to mechanical resistance and the wide tires [16:16].
[17:34] Nighttime light test: Testing illumination in a completely dark wooded area. The headlight performs outstandingly, casting an extremely powerful beam that ensures good visibility and safety [17:47]. [18:25] Summary and price: After riding several kilometers, the battery level still reads 100%, demonstrating excellent range. The promotional price at the time of the review is €1,699 [19:03].