Cyrusher Rover

12 reasons not to buy

• Although rated for riders 5’5” to 6’3”, a reviewer thinks riders below 5’7” won't fit, and two testers feel the reach is too long.
• At 87lb and 77.5” long, the Rover is very heavy and large.
• A reviewer complains that the display shows too few metrics and is dim. It dims further when the headlight is on.
• The slow 2A charger yields lengthy charge times of up to eight hours.
• Two reviewers feel the EXSHO suspension fork is too soft, and there is no compression adjustment.
• A tester cautions that lighter riders may find the non-adjustable rear shock too stiff.
• When unlocked, testers reach speeds up to 36mph using PAS, exceeding legal e-bike limits.
• The Rover doesn't come with fenders, a rear rack, or bottle cage mounts.
• Two testers must rely on PAS levels 3 and above as the lower levels don’t provide enough power.
• Experts observe a significant voltage sag that causes the battery indicator to read inaccurately.
• One reviewer's rear shock starts squeaking after a single test ride.
• A test bike arrives with a bent fork steerer tube. Cyrusher sends a replacement after denying the claim twice.