- [01:44] Introduction to the Ride: The creator introduces the Cyrusher Roam fat bike (26x4 wheels) and begins riding along a smooth road, highlighting its exceptional comfort and ability to glide easily over speed bumps.
- [02:17] Tackling “The Wall”: He approaches a very steep incline (around 20 degrees). Testing a pedal-assistance setup in 4th gear, the bike easily powers up the hill, reaching speeds between 14 km/h and 28 km/h on the momentum and flat sections.
- [03:16] Descent and Braking Test: He switches the assistance to zero to test the brakes on a non-gravel section, noting how powerful, effective, and easy to modulate the brakes are.
- [04:23] First Ascent (Cadence Sensor Mode): He sets the assistance level to 5 and attempts his first timed climb using a cadence/pedal sensor. Even on a ~15-degree slope, the bike maintains a steady speed around 23–25 km/h with minimal effort.
- [05:31] Second Ascent (Torque Sensor Mode): He switches to torque sensor mode for the second timed climb at assistance level 5. The motor kicks in instantly with barely a fraction of a pedal turn, making the steep climb effortless and keeping him from getting out of breath.
- [06:36] Conclusion: He wraps up the test, praising the Cyrusher Roam fat bike as an amazing machine after comparing both sensor climbing styles.