Outing with my wife and her Kommoda 3.0 France

It all started with medical exams for my wife, Nelly.

A neurological disease causing severe pain in her left arm and leg and loss of balance; some days she can only move around with a cane. To prevent the disease from gaining ground, she has to insist on walking and moving to push back the time when the disease takes over—days with highs and lows in extreme suffering!

So an electric bike seemed like a solution. I did a lot of research on the subject and the reviews, and the lady chose her Kommoda 3.0.

We then bought the bike, and the first outing was a surprise, a joy, and pure comfort.

And I wanted to customize her Kommoda for her, so I spent a month working on the bike to make it even more comfortable, maneuverable, and a match for her personality…

Practical panniers, turn signals, a much more comfortable stem and handlebars, straighter crank arms, mudguards that provide good protection, a thumb throttle instead of a twist grip, a USB - USB C charger, a comfort saddle, and a circuit breaker.

Today, outings are a real pleasure rather than an obligation because of this disease. We go on picnics and rides, rediscovering places and spots; this freedom on a bike makes you rediscover things and the landscape in a different way…

The Kommoda 3.0 was an excellent choice and remains a great companion for outings.

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Hello David,

Thank you for this story — I read it twice. This is exactly why we do what we do.

What Nelly is facing requires immense courage, and her determination to keep moving and pushing forward despite the pain commands respect. She clearly hasn’t said her last word yet. And seeing that your outings have become a pleasure again — picnics, rides, rediscovered landscapes — rather than a chore related to her illness, is the most wonderful thing we could read on this forum.

I must also say: the work you have done on her Kommoda is remarkable. A month of customization — turn signals, thumb throttle, more comfortable stem and handlebars, comfort saddle, kill switch, panniers… it is the work of a craftsman, done with love. If you feel like it, a post in our Workshop section (in French, of course!) with a few photos and the part references would be a huge help to other owners who are adapting their bikes for similar needs. This kind of know-how deserves to be shared.

Your story is part of our 12th-anniversary campaign, and we would like — with your permission — to highlight it to the community (newsletter, blog). Nothing will be published without your green light.

Happy riding to you both, and please give our best to Nelly.

— Harry, Cyrusher Founder

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Hello Harry,

Yes, of course, you have our consent if it can help other people, and also for a post in the Workshop—but where is the Workshop?
I still need to find a place for Nelly to put her cane on her Kommoda and, above all, how to secure it so that it’s practical; I’m working on it…

Best regards.

Even the butterfly appreciates the kommoda!

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Outing with my wife and her Kommoda 3.0 France

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