https://cyrusher.fr/products/roam
The reviewer tests the Cyrusher Roam, a full-suspension fat bike with a 250W rear-wheel motor that is CE-compliant for a top speed of 25 km/h [00:07]. It features a step-through low frame design (compared to the men’s version, the Cyrusher Rover) and comes in colors like military green [01:25].
Key Specifications & Price:
Weighs about 37 kg and is priced around €1,699–€1,799 with promotional discounts available [02:29].
Powered by a 52V, 811Wh (15.6 Ah) lithium-ion battery [04:39], taking roughly 7 to 8 hours to fully charge using its 2A charger [05:26]. Estimated real-world range is around 70 km [16:15].
Features & Performance:
Dual Sensor System: A standout feature is the ability to easily switch between a torque sensor and a cadence/pedal sensor via a button on the handlebar [00:32].
Comfort: Equipped with a front fork (with over 100mm of travel), a rear shock absorber (950 lbs), and large 26" x 4" fat tires that provide a very smooth, comfortable ride over rough terrain, bumps, and gravel [05:51].
Pilot Control: Features Logan hydraulic disc brakes (dual-piston calipers with 180mm discs) [11:44], a colorful LCD display that includes a handy USB charging port for smartphones [11:13], and a 7-speed Shimano derailleur [13:32].
Pros and Cons:
Pros: Exceptionally comfortable full-suspension ride, passes smoothly over any terrain, high-capacity battery, unique torque-to-cadence switching option, and a convenient USB charging port on the display.
Cons: Included rearview mirrors are bulky and take up space on the handlebars, a throttle is missing for easier starts (though walk-assist is available), there is no derailleur guard for off-roading, and the charger is standard rather than fast-charging.