Cyrusher Kommoda
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Cyrusher Kommoda. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- Reviewers enjoy the comfort offered by the fat tires and full suspension.
- The low step-through frame makes the Kommoda easy to mount.
- Experts say the Kommoda handles well despite its weight.
- Testers enjoy the quick acceleration from the throttle.
- The Kommoda impresses as a capable hill climber.
- Testers confirm Cyrusher’s max range rating of 50 miles is accurate.
- The color display is bright and easy to read, according to reviewers.
- Testers praise the stopping power of the hydraulic disc brakes.
- Cyrusher includes a “sturdy” rear rack, fenders, a 250-lumen headlight, and a taillight with brake activation.
- The adjustable stem, low standover height, and 10” seat height adjustability make this bike suitable for a wide range of riders.
- The 110mm suspension fork has preload adjustment and lockout.
- Testers say the suspension helps smooth out light to moderate bumps.
- Experts find the controls intuitive and easy to use.
6 reasons not to buy
- Reviewers lament the untidy cable management.
- The Kommoda is heavy at 73lb.
- Testers complain of ghost pedaling at around 26mph.
- Experts are frustrated by the low ground clearance which leads to pedal strikes.
- Owners report poor experiences with Cyrusher's customer support post-purchase.
- Several buyers receive bikes with damaged or broken components, rendering them unusable.
