Cyrusher Kommoda Review: A Step-Thru AND Dual Suspension Ebike!
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
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00:00 Introduction to the Cyrusher Kommoda
00:15 Close Up Shots
00:55 Kommoda Walkaround
14:18 Kommoda Throttle Only
15:38 Pedal Assist Levels
17:46 Human Power Only
19:25 Hill Test (Throttle Only)
21:29 Hill Test (Pedal Assist Levels)
23:51 Kommoda Concluding Thoughts - Авто та транспорт
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I should just ask you if you think either one would fit me. Or if I should search for something else.
Great bike had it 6wks now use it for work 12 miles a day battery good as long u not in power 5 all the time I've fitted the throttle which helps on roundabouts great video footage and the stats as u say
i am a Cyrusher customer and i have always received quick response and awesome service.
My wife has rode this bike all summer and loves it. A big winner in our house for sure.
The only obvious flaw with this bike is the low amp battery. They could easily offer a higher amp replacement but that’s only in other models which I presume they want to entice you to buy.
I would use a Datex2 adaptor and either add a battery, giving you the option of a 20ah (or more) hailong battery on the rear rack (with the same gross weight and better handling) or a combined 34.5ah from both batteries with the added weight of about 5-6kg which will give you more range than you’ll need, but make the bike a little less lighter to steer, it all depends on your needs and preference but you do have options.
The battery lets the bike down and brings it below other cheaper market offerings.
Great review!
Good review thank you
I bought two FreeGo DK200’s, 20 amp, 1200 watt. $1399.00 plus tax = $1514.00 delivered!
Put Shinko sr241 trail motorcycle tire ( 3” X 16” ) on yes it works on 20 inch bicycle rims. More bang for the buck, very nice bike. Three months 600 miles
Wow!
More bang for the buck, but not more bang for the components in my opinion. They are also quite different. No rear suspension on the FreeGo. The Cyrusher is also much more of a cruiser and a relaxing bike. You don't have to watch your nards due to the step thru design. I'm paying the extra money and getting the Kommoda. For about $900 more, I prefer the Kommoda. But the FreeGo is faster, so if that what you want, then so be it.
Great review, one of the reviews I saw which helped me decide to buy Cyrusher, then because of my height I ended up buying the Cyrusher Kuattro, I really wanted the Kommoda and bought one for my Wife, I'm around 6ft 3" and wanted your opinion (or anyone else who has one) on whether I would be squashed on this bike or the seat would be really high if I rode the Kommoda. Thanks.
Really appreciated the report on watts used in the various PAS levels on the hill you were pedaling up. This looks like a fantastic ebike all around. The only issue I could find is the PAS levels are not customizable so you are stuck with the factory's power output settings which for me would be a deal breaker.
Just took delivery of my new Kommoda yesterday and got an unpleasant surprise! They have now downgraded the hub output to just 250 watt and also placed a speed reduction to limit it to 15 mph to bring it into line with UK legislation for street bikes.
They also include a thumb throttle kit for you to fit and they say that for users wanting to remove the restrictions for off road use, etc, they have introduced a video guide showing how to do it.
I contacted customer care and asked where the video was - this was obviously a new idea to them and eventually they gave up and asked me to submit a ticket for technical help - this I did and received an acknowledment but that was it! Nothing more heard!
So if I haven't heard any more from them by tommorow it's going back = all the fuss about the powerful motor and then they deliver a 250 watt - not good!
Update?
It is restricted for U.K. use but is adjustable to 750 watt for off road use. It involves separating a black plug with two white wires on the controller so a pain if you need to change it back.
If you look at the cyrusher UA-cam channel there is a video showing you how to do it . The 250 watt marking on the motor is good if the police stop you as 750 is illegal on Uk roads. It is easy to do just unscrew a nut underneath the battery and unplug a small connector, done . You now have a 750 watt bike.
Does anyone here know how you reset the Trip meter on the Kommoda? The King Meter doesn’t seem to work very well on my bike ☹️
I really like your reviews glad I found your channel.How accurate are the speedometers on electric bikes
When we test ebikes we ride with a GPS app to double check them, and I would say most are really close if not spot on. And even the ebikes we find that aren’t, tend to have a wrong setting in the advanced settings for wheel size or something similar. So simple error and easy adjustment. -JT
@@EbikeEscape wow thanks for getting back with me😁
Hi Admin,I like your video, I would like to know in which country from you making this video ? I like this park.
I must say out of all the bikes I've been looking at I really like the looks of this bike The website that I looked at said it had a bafang motor.At least they have a phone# to call I think I'll call them Monday and see if I can actually get a live person on the phone that could be my deciding factor
Let us know how that goes. Having actual customer feed back is always nice. -JT
John you are correct, their website States a Bafang motor. And in the video it is a Cyrusher branded motor? Companies like this make me nervous, along with the small 14AH battery.
@@steelhauler6976 they announced it a head of time they were making this change.as well as adding the taillight. I will try to find the video of this. Nothing sketchy but I feel you
Happy motoring
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I love this bike been eying it for awhile, but I HATE throttle tied to the pedal assist levels.
There was a lot of tune-ability in the display. So you might be able to adjust it more to your liking.
Does changing the PAS Range Setting set to 9 change the speeds in each level ?
I’d like to see a torque censor and a larger battery. Then I’d buy it.
Iam 66 going looking to purchase 2one for the wife and one for myself for hunting nothing crazy looks like this could work pretty well. Thoughts
With the powerful motor and step-Thru design this would be a pretty great hunting bike choice.
I like Cyrusher it just seems that they continue to charge more for their bikes than their competitors with similar specs.
I think that's fair. Are there other full-suspension bikes you like at or lower than this price point?
Better quality components cost more. The build and finish of the cheaper ones isn’t great at all.
I would love to buy it, but I need reliable >60km range here in southern Germany on a route that goes 10km down, 10km flat and then back 10km up both ways. So I think for me the Himiway Big Dog would be the better option, although I heard alot of bad things about their customer support. Wish there was a Kommoda with a bigger battery.
There is! The new Cyrusher Ovia has a 52v 48w battery so should go further
@@box.10 Yes, I've seen the new Ovia and it looks promising. :)
I'm about 6/1 and I can't decide about this or the juiced rip racer.
The RipRacer is a smaller frame bike, so you might be a bit cramped on it. Also a good way to decide, do you need or want suspension? -JT
What was making it hard to decide was the rip racer says the size can go to 6/3 and people say the cyrusher goes to about 6/1. So I don't know if either one would fit good.
Would someone 5ft fit on this good?
Cyrusher recommends 5’3” as the smallest rider. So unfortunately I do not think so. I would look into maybe a different step-through folding ebike. They tend to be smaller and lower. -JT
This may sound stupid in the nerd of ebikes but I’m looking at buying this and wanting to add a kids bike seat has anyone done this ?
The bike is good for where I live .
I think the issue is not getting the actual seat mounted. It would be a problem with getting in the way while pedaling. As low a s the kids seat would sit your heels would most likely come in contact with the kids seat frequently.
There are quite a few companies that make ebikes with single kid seat accessibility. That I would recommend maybe looking into the Blix Ultra or a RadRunner even. -JT
@@EbikeEscape thank you so much looking at the radrunner .
Easy to use and hold weight up to 300 lb
The Ovia is a lot more expensive than the Kommoda, But the Ovia dont come with brake light, and there is no spare wire for it on the controller
Mine only gets to 22.4mph on level 5. Can anyone suggest what the problem could be?
The screen is super customizable, and a setting could be set wrong. Contact Cyrusher and see if they can help walk you through double checking all of that. -JT
@@EbikeEscape I have been through the settings with the set up manual recommendations. No joy. Some of the settings don’t seem to do anything.
Is there a foldable ebike with double suspension?
There is. The Biktrix FS is one we have tried out. There is also I think one from a brand called Luna Cycles. If you purchase either just make sure to let them know we sent you.
@@EbikeEscape thanks for the info! This cyrusher comoda has really caught me eye! But, it’s pretty heavy. My teardrop camper doesn’t have a back bumper or hitch receiver. When I find the right bike, iI will definitely buy through you!
What is the weight of the bicycle?
32 kg
Hello,
How tall are you ?
6'
I'm 6'3" .
do you think the Kommoda would be OK for me ?@@EbikeEscape
2 problems: hub drives suck & 99% of repair or upgrade parts are OEM ONLY.
Let's compare the Amp Rides Volt dual suspension at the same price:
Volt
52/25 battery
1500 w nominal motor (1800 peak)
40 amp condisplay.
Better Shimano parts (slightly)
More colors to chose from
Rear turn signals
Folding.
Cyrusher:
Perhaps better cable management.
Slightly cuter display.
That's about it.
Seems like a no-brainer to me.
That should read "40 amp controller"
Which Volt model are you talking about?
@@davidh8293 volt ds as configured above
@@davidh8293 they have cheaper models and configurations as well. I was trying to compare apples to apples
@@MrUpscaleman sorry. I see now it’s a Volt by “Amp Rides”. Thanks!,
Too pricey have truck road bicycle I pedal 18 miles an hour
This video is comical. You obviously don't understand pedal assist mode. Spinning the pedals as fast as possible Hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
I've reviewed 50+ bikes at this point. I can assure you I understand pedal assist. Perhaps you misunderstood what you're referring to.
@@EbikeEscape That's 50 times you have got no idea. It is not necessary to turn the pedals as fast as possible in PA. You simply ghost pedal and it maintains the speed. GET IT.
I travel for miles on PA with my pedalling as slow as possible.ghosting just to maintain the PA mode. No change in speed. It's simply a power setting that engages when the pedals turn.
The speed in which they turn is irrelevant as long as they are turning. TRY IT Saves a lot of vital energy.