You make great informative useful videos. I just got a Haoqi Black Leopard, shares many parts with this Cyrusher; motor, display, front forks, handlebars, rack, front light with no horn but a rear brake light. My first e-bike. Initial riding is WOW. Pedal-assist kicks in like a mule set at 1. Throttle is very linear, easy to control. AND it is easy to ride. I rode bikes all my life, including motorcycles. Got an e-bike as I hope to use for riding around town & the many trails in our area. Working on a video review as there are no Haoqi independent reviews yet. One downside is no technical customer support, manual has many errors & is for a different controller. I found an S700 manual online that explains a lot. Keep riding & sharing.
Many yeas ago when I used to ride bicycles on the canal toe path, when I came across any walkers I would shout out BEEP BEEPQ really loud. Never needed a horn or a bell. Great vid by the way.....
You and your channel have helped me make the choice to get an E-Bike, at 60+ I want transportation with out the expense of a car, thanks, and keep up the good work, Peace from Vancouver WA
@@ralphmajor1947 Yes, I got the Cruiser, but I think I would choose the step throughif I do it again I love the bike, it's a beast in the best way....good luck
@@ralphmajor1947 I don't know if I answered you on this, But I did get the Cruiser, after this however I would get the Step Through. Himiway is one of, if not THE BEST value for the money, ALL THE ISSUES aside. imho. Good Luck
Dude your videos and information are super awesome. Thanks for all your great info. I appreciate you. I know putting these videos together is a lot of work, so I wanted to let you know that I do enjoy them. Thank you👍💯
Watching your clips from uk love the look of this bike thanks for all the information there is so many out there now its great to have someone down to earth showing what they can do will be looking to perches the Cyrusher xf650. Thanks for your help.
I have a Himiway which has a nice integrated bell. However there have been many times that a bell is not loud enough. I'll give a first ring, then a second and then at the third ring it is so close that the walker is surprised and jumps. If they are not custom to bike paths and not thinking in time they jump into my bikes path. By that time I've come close to a stop to avoid the collision but it's annoying. A distant loud horn makes sense.
@@CitizenCycle925 I think I would use it in just certain situations. I just now came back from a ride where I rang my bell 4 times. The lady had a dog which I came close to clipping. on the 4th ring she gasped and pulled the leash. I was under the 15mph limit so it's not like I'm flying. Having both bell and horn would be nice.
Hi Bill I've seen a couple people said they're still waiting on himiways. there must be some delays in shipping. did you get the step through or the regular version?
@@CitizenCycle925 I got the step through... no word yet...I think that they have them but waiting to ship after the new year..FedEx has the shipping label made by EBC... Called warehouse, no answer for 8 days...Distributor says that they are just snowed under...time will tell. Just noticed the website says "Sold Out"
@@CitizenCycle925 Hey Bryan, I talked to Andrew at EBC (owner) and he got my Himiway on its way. I had ordered a steptru in October but told him I would take anything now. He sent me a regular one which is in transit now. Arrives at my home on my 76th birthday 1/21.... I will let you know when it arrives...sent from Tampa, not California...
You said the rims change colour and frames are always black but the pics show the same colour on the frame as the rims on the different colour bikes you showed, so I am confused to why you said that?
Another great review done again citizan my favorite thing by far on this bike is hot they ran the wires through the top tub of the frame and kept the controller inside the frame as well .those shifters rock I have shifters similar to those on my $3600 specialized bike .similar in how they work . The fenders also have that metal look to them too ! It looks stellar and this maybe a bike that I consider buying and wished I took a closer look at b4 buying the Rad though I do like the fact that Rad is so easily upgradeable in just about all points of the bike. The handle bars are also a big plus. I'd really like to see a range test and see how far one can realistically ride on one charge . Thanks again for another awesome review and great call on adding foam saving the controller from taking a beating too ! Merry Christmas .👍😁
This was after saving what to me was a huge amount of money- I am very poor and I consider even 100-200 to be a lot money. This bike was years old saving and loans to get for £1800 roughly. I was so excited till today when it was marked dispatched then….. suddenly seller messages saying they don’t have any XF650 would I take the smaller folding one instead since they MIGHT have them? I said no, how long to get the bike that was listed as being in stock and I have paid for- they said “end of month probably” (not encouraging language). I then noticed the manufacturer direct have 3 in stock in the U.K. and so does a seller on eBay, so I’m trying to get the refund from the seller who sold me something he doesn’t actually have. Also he sold at a £100 markup - so when I get my money back (ALL my money, savings everything) then I will buy again from the manufacturer directly on credit card. Any advice from anyone else?
@@xlgoldfish exactly what I did. The bike arrived - two weeks delivery or so and I saved £100!! Everyone should buy direct, they also gave me a helmet, back rack and extra flaps (not sure what they are for, since it already has mud guards). Building it tomorrow.
Went to their website today to look at this bike. On the website it says it only comes with a 7-speed Shimano. The XF900 at $2800 seems to be the only one that has 21 speeds.
Hey Hey Citizen Johnny V here again Knee deep in snow i might add , I do not know what your day job is but one thing for sure is that if I was starting up a business / E- Bikes or what ever and i did not source you out to do the promos of the products I or they they are fools, well done again another great video . Stay safe and once again Seasons Greetings from snowy Nova Scotia.
Yupper with a name like Mac Donald you surely got to be from Cape Breton , I am presently living in a town called New Minas close to Wolfville home of Acadia University in mid valley . I bought a lectric xp about 6 weeks ago other than being a little heavy i love the thing, soon as the snow melts a bit will get the thing out for a spin.
My full-time day job is so totally and completely unrelated to ebikes hahaha 😁 thank you for the vote of confidence, I would absolutely love to see your lectric XP smashing through two feet of snow!! I only get a couple inches of snow per year here in North Carolina.
@@johnveno6776 Hey Johnny V ... That's what I'm trying to figure out, the Winter scene. First the bike: I am torn between the practicality and utility of the new BikTrix bike, the Skycap (it's their new cargo bike) ... versus ... the pure awesomeness of the the BikTrix Juggernaut Ultra 1000. What ever one I go for ... it HAS to be able to be fitted with a decent type of snow tire (preferably with studs) so that I can use the bike year round with full confidence. Do you have any recommendations for what I should look for in a snow tire ...?
@@CitizenCycle925 Hey citizen currently do not know anyone who has a go pro so will se if I can locate somebody who dose and get some footage of this 78 year old fart doing some snow plowing with my xp lol. I live adjacent to a golf coarse so should not be a problem finding a place to ride in the snow. Will keep you posted. Johnny V
I wonder if the cyrusher will ever replace the mistress being that it's fall suspension and all ! My guess is that it depends how upgradable it is and if it's worth it ! I also wonder where the battery technology is headed for 20/21? Happy New Year Citizen and citizens alike
Starting my research on e bikes and enjoy your opinion on the different models. One thing I would like to hear is your input on noise level as I believe there are large differences.
Good for you dude. Your getting there huh? And I'm just talking about the hair cut. Jk. I've been watching your videos for a few months, right before I got my Himiway. But, your consistent. Good stuff 👍
Pedal assist power for climbing hills I think the XF 650 would win with the 1000 watt motor it pulls really hard. Top speed I'd say the himiway takes it
Very nice bike! I like it. I love the fenders. Those are the best fenders I've seen. I like the color. I'm not sure if I would really need that many gears though. I also wish they had a tailight. I like that it has a twist throttle too. It's actually a bike I would consider buying. Very good review as always!
While riding I found myself just keeping it on the tallest gear in the front. I don't know if the 21 speeds is necessary I guess it gives you some great hill climbing power if you need it.
Good overview! I didn’t notice a derailleur guard on the close up. First bike I’ve seen without one. For me, I loved the blue colors on this bike. Everyone’s got a black bike/black wheels. Maybe I’ve had my Rad too long...
@@CitizenCycle925 Pity throttle is not independent to pas setting. I have an ebike 500w kit that I fitted an I get full power from the throttle when taking off from the lights no matter what setting the pas is on.
I got the XF650 a couple of months ago and find it a fantastic ride,my only problem with it is getting on and off it. I am 5'8" which should be OK with the bike but even off the seat I am tippy toes to the floor and have to lean it to get a full foot down. Is there any other very similar ebike that would suit my short legs.
Even with the seat all the way down? Thing is, These frames (Like on most fat tire ebikes out there) are not actually that big, Around 17 or 18 inches which normally for someone of your height is prefect, But they all commonly come with super thick wheels and tires that exaggerates the height. If it really is too much for you, Then simply go for an all round smaller ebike like rad mini rad runner ect (sorry to be capt obvious lol).
@@boostercontrol100 If I‘am a snob, you must be stupid, because you get better parts with a Rad or a Himi while spending the same or even less. Thats the point, there are same priced bikes with better parts and when you think, more power is the only thing that matters, I can’t help you.
@@Benjamin_Jehne whatever dude I built my own bike im not an expert on manufacturers of electric bikes. With Rad you get a fake 750watt motor too. This seems like a good bike for the money so I stated my opinion.
@@boostercontrol100 Better parts isn’t just more power, try to understand it. It‘s about safety. This bike has no name brakes from China from a company noone heard before. Also the tyres. This thing goes 28mph and you don’t want something to fail at this speed. What is cheaper, the better brakes for under 50$ or the the 5000$ bill from the hospital?
Nice review. That looks like a great bike for that price range. I too wish that it had a tail/stop light and would even be willing to pay a little extra for that option. BTW, did you get a different camera? The video quality seems better today. Speaking of which, have you set up a Patreon account? That gives us viewers a chance to thank video producers like you, and has the benefit of providing you, the producer with a bit of change for add'l or upgraded equipment etc. I'm a great believer in "Nothing in life is free" so I try to pay my way whenever I can.
Hi Paul thank you for checking out the video, I did change cameras pretty recently, I use a GoPro Hero 8 Black now. My Hero 7 crapped out on me. I have not set up a patreon account, i actually haven't even looked into it, I am flying by the seat of my pants with this TH-cam thing 😁
Bryan. flying by the seat of your pants is doing you well. Great job on your TH-cam channel. If you do go to Patreon.com and set up an account I would be happy to send a little joy your way each month. I am proud to say that I was the first Patreon subscriber to AIDRIVR 's Full Self Driving Tesla Channel almost exactly a month ago. I am now one of 30. So far he has bought a new mic with the money that has brought him. Keep the reviews coming in, I like watching them.
Interesting Cycrusher XF650 E-Bike. Not a fan of Fat Tires. Because they are harder in turning. I find that fighting against the science of the wider tires pull opposite. So I’m the proud owner of my New Awesome EVELO DELTA X E-Bike with it’s 27.5” Ballon Tires. Featuring the NuVinchi CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission) and 750 Watt BAFANG Mid-Drive motor with 120NM of torque. I appreciate the color display with Battery 🔋 %. I personally appreciate and love the industry leading 4 years/20,000 Miles warranty. Plus way more.
Another nice review! I’m not understanding “peak” power. Is my Himiway 750 peak? Can you tell me what street you use for the hill climb test. I’m curious about the grade.
After watching the review my thought are this is not bad. Cyrusher is usually on the pricey side for what you get but 1600 is not bad for a bike that tops out at 30. I was really only expecting it to do 25. Thinking maybe it has the bigger motor in that casing.
That is sort of a tough question. In terms of performance and power the Cyrusher destroys the Rad, and for pretty much the same money you get some upgrades over the rad. However the Radrover is a more approachable friendly bike in terms of power delivery, it's very tame, great for beginners, and since they sell so many it probably has stronger aftermarket support. It depends what criteria you are looking at..
@@CitizenCycle925 thanks for the response. Yeah I figured it would be hard to answer. I currently have a 2020 rover, but enjoy looking at new bikes. Could you tell me how it would compare to a rover with an upgraded controller.
@@bballtwenty22 would have similar acceleration to a rad with upgraded controller but would still have higher top end speed than an upgraded rad. I didn't gain more top end speed on my rad until I changed out the motor.
Bike Horn Thoughts: More helpful user feedback suggestions ... maybe? Personally, I think that the electric horn feature is, in principle, a Great Idea. Really! My suggestion is to modify the horn 'button' so that it can be operated in a couple of different ways. Allow me to illustrate the CitizenCycle (patent pending) bike horn. #1 - You're zipping along one afternoon on your favourite greenway trail, and there's some folks up ahead quietly chatting. Given the context, you sound the horn by giving the button a standard light push ... a friendly bell chime sounds (Horn Mode 1). The folks up ahead, now alerted, step back out of the way, smiles abound as they give a wave and you pass on through. All is good. #2 - You're on you're way back home after that epic afternoon. You now find yourself hustling through your neighbourhood streets trying not to be late; others (in cars) are in a hurry as well. There's a lot more traffic at this time of day. You're rounding a turn just when you see a car clipping along in your direction. Then ... at exactly the wrong time ... some kids that you hadn't noticed, that were chasing each other, are now gunning towards the street ... completely unaware. With no time to spare you instinctively slam the horn. You give the horn button a very deliberate HARD PUSH this time (you feel the button click down once and then click a second time down further with that added push). This HARD PUSH activates Horn Mode 2 whereupon the horn blasts its much more serious ... almost foreboding ... loud warning. You swerve out of the way, the alerted driver hits the brakes, and the kids ... IMMEDIATELY ... stop in their tracks (one of them even pees in their pants). A few seconds later, once the dust has settled, you see that the kids are OK (aside from a little embarrassment) , you give a wave to the driver of the car, and carry on home. All is good.
Hahaha, you really painted a picture there didn't you! 😁 Sounds like a possible solution, I might just get a regular bell to add to the handlebars though.
@@CitizenCycle925 At least think about it ... after all, a better mouse trap is a better mouse trap. It's only a small scale product/project, relatively easy to develop. Consider the idea ... it could be the first of many innovations from the CitizenCycle brand. Safety being top of mind. Merry Christmas! damacdonald77@gmail.com
I've been eyeballing the full suspension Cyrusher so this video is a great help, thank you. I have been wondering though if it bothers you that there doesn't seem to be any real performance upgrades like aftermarket controllers, motors etc? I would love a full suspension bike but they just don't seem to match the performance of my upgraded Rovers. Maybe since you have so many bikes it's not as important.
There arent many companies that have strong plug and play aftermarket parts, i'm sure you can always add aftermarket controllers, etc to juice up any bike, but you might have to do some splicing and soldering and making sure that components are compatible. if you want power, probably better to just buy it out of the box but now youre talking $2000 plus for sure.
Excellent content, and edits. Please mention what the "Misstress" does when comparing Rad, Himi and what happened to Bixtrix? 2 questions in one Ride ON! Mr.CC Rider
I have a question not related to this video. Is it a good idea to bring my battery into the house now that it has become freekin cold? As for this bike, I don't even have 100 miles on my RR, I can't be lusting after another bike. That said the XF650 Motorcycle Style winked at me. EDIT: Is that the same battery as the one on the RadRover?
I wouldn't leave your battery and temperatures lower than freezing or in excessive heat either. I bring all my batteries inside the house I have a bin full of them. The battery on the Cyrusher bike is slightly smaller than Rad, 13 amp hour instead of 14 amp hour
@@Klattu really? You have two XF 650s and they both have lights? That's very weird. I assume yours are a 2020 or older model. Seems weird that would be a feature that they would have done away with.
@@CitizenCycle925 ... Yes, a red and a blue. Came from California. Both have lights. Arrived a week before Thanksgiving 2020. Not sure what year they are. Also ordered two seats, a red and a blue, both of them have lights too. Have not changed out, not much of them is a color. I did not know at the time mine were coming with lights.
Thanks Glen, when I was researching Cyrusher I watched some of your videos haha. You do a great job, I feel like your voice is perfect for TH-cam 🙂 I just subscribed. I'm hoping to get out on the XF 900 for a review very soon!
@@CitizenCycle925 Oh I think you'll love the XF900. You did the one thing I wasn't able to do, which was compare it to Rad bikes, which I feel is the main competition. I found that for me, that was very informative. I did write to Rad but I guess I'm not big enough a channel yet. You've got a great style at presenting yourself, found you a joy to watch, returned the Sub and look forward to your future videos. All the best 👍
Great review, very thorough and well done! I recently moved from Raleigh to Oak Island and I am upgrading from a Nakto Camel 36V/250 to this bike. Looking forward to riding on the beach and covering the entire island. The extra power and speed should be a blast!
Looks-wise I think that is the best-looking bike that you did a video on so far, they would sell a lot more of these if that battery was closer to the size of the Himiway way battery, love your videos Man, do a good job on doing real world type test for the average person, I bought theHimiway way bike based on videos like yours, and other reviews, I really love that blue color scheme, on your pedaling Hill Climb test do you feel like this bike had as much pulling power AS the Himiway ,or since it's a 1000 watt motor did it feel like it had a little more when you are peddling on the hill test?
Nice bike, thanks for the video, looking at madmod sondor, I have the the radrover, please try a moped type fat tire bike next. I did the upgrades you did On radrover.
Great review 👍🏻...love the color options and the bike .... but .... still looking for a 24” hub driven bike that equal to the Himiway speed and price. Thanks for you time and keep up the reviews.
I paid £1119, for a 1000watt. 48 Volt.17•5 Ah battery. Apollo Valier. This might look nicer. But too heavy. Mine is two years old. Still goes fine. This one seems to basically perform the same as the 90 . Which is an extra 1000 dollars. I'm allowing for the rate of money exchange. As the shipping to Britain is taking up the extra cash.
@FFOG Interesting. Had a RadCity for four years, was gonna get another but their supply is delayed My cyrusher comes in next week. I hope it at leasts matches the quality, I have been worried lol Fingers crossed
Thanks for the review. My x650 is coming in the mail in a few days and I’ve been kinda worried since I just learned about this company randomly. If it lasts a few years with regular maintenance then it will be worth it Had a 2017 RadCity and I just accidentally burned it up and they are out of stock for a while
The cyrusher is definitely faster. And the handlebars have a more ergonomic feel for me. I liked the rad’s peddle assist better, feels like you’re actually pedaling. Once you go in settings on the cyrusher and increase speed, the pedal assist seems to just jump up to whatever top speed is set to I will say that I just got into an accident on the cyrusher. A girl pulled out right in front of me while I was going about 25mph. I broke my wrist and sprained my wrist. The bike’s handlebars bent on its own hinges, but after readjustment honestly the whole bike seems perfectly okay. The wheel didnt bend or warp at all, fenders didnt break I crashed the bike a couple of times on the rad and the fenders broke right off with barely any contact. They both have their merits, the rad seems a smoother ride with a good customer service experience, the cyrusher actually sits better though and would blow out the rad Another cool thing is the throttle doesnt go beyond the pedal asst setting, so a 5 will get you at 28mph but you can lower it to 3 and it won’t go past 20mph if you want to save battery without feathering the throttle all the time like you would on the rad
Seems a decent entry level e-bike. Peak power isn't the appropriate power rating. What the motor can put out continuously is the power rating. That bike has a 1000 watt motor like the Rad has a 750 watt motor. Not an uncommon practice to use the peak number for advertising but I find it deceptive. I'm curious if that 100 watts assumes the full 20 amps, or is that the rating out of the box? I had that same phone holder...until my phone flew off on a bump & cracked the screen. You can replace the reflector with a battery operated light. They even sell ones with acceleration sensors that will come on when the bike is in motion and get brighter when stopping. I live on a steep hill that would almost stop all your e-bikes other than the Biktrix Stunner X. Hub motors and steep hills aren't a good mix. Ride on & enjoy;)
I asked about motor rating and they said it's 700 nominal and 1000w peak. When I unboxed the bike it was programmed for just 13amps, I immediately increased it to 20amps, the maximum.
If it had a 25A controller it might be ok at that price. Makes me wonder why the weak controller. Should be 1200W peak. Either the wiring is light or they don't believe in their motor. Must be 500W windings.
I think someone else asked me that before I'm not sure how I would determine the percent grade on a hill... Can you tell me how to do that?? I'll give it a shot..
Who cares what your friends and family think? It is not for them it's for you so they should not be judging. My brother worked his ass off his whole life and he has bills to show for it and lots of bills to pay off through his retirement. I don't think that's the way to go. Freedom yes!
Excellent review, and I need to make a spreadsheet of your test data! I like the looks, mostly, but the battery pack kills it. If it was integrated, the bike would look much better.
Bike might be okay but service sucks, waited three hours on hold and finally gave up. Tried on line messaging no better, good luck with that kind of service.
Hope it’s not like other mountain or road bike seats that sort of work there way deeper and deeper between your butt cheeks till it’s right up rubbing against your bum hole. You can only tolerate that for so long until you need to stand up and although I’m aware people get “riders arse” where you become immune to it/don’t feel the pain but I clearly amnt so would ideally want a comfy seat from the get to. One that won’t wedge apart my cheeks till it’s bone on seat, with the bum consuming the seat almost like a large snake 🐍 consumes its prey.
It saves your money. You don't have rent you are your own landlord. It would be a little difficult to adapt at first but I can do it because I've been homeless. In life you need a place to live and food to eat and clothes to wear. You don't need all this stuff. I want to free myself from stuff. Stuff is not important people are
A loud horn can save your life, and you can always just yell out, "on your left", or the equivalent..If you read reviews from years ago, Cyrusher was aware of the rattling controller, just saying....Good review....
Keep in mind some folks don't hear real well or at all, and some might have the music cranked up in their ears. We witnessed a girl of 20 years old "ear buds" head set whatever that was ran over by a train. Train horn blaring. She was oblivious videoing us Kiteboarding as she was hit listening to music. We were yelling and screaming at her and she was waving.back at us. Sorry for the detail but a train horn was not loud enough to save her life. Sorry to rant on here Bryan
@@seriouskite Had someone pull me off a train track once, I turned around and seen the train coming, it was a long way back there, thought I had plenty of time, just kept walking on the tracks, but I was from an area where they don't go 100 mph, like they did at this place, girl I was with yanked me off the tracks as that thing went wizzing by, with not even a second to spare...Seems like a dream, but it wasn't....No need to be sorry...Comments are for commenting..One liners are sorry....
You make great informative useful videos. I just got a Haoqi Black Leopard, shares many parts with this Cyrusher; motor, display, front forks, handlebars, rack, front light with no horn but a rear brake light. My first e-bike. Initial riding is WOW. Pedal-assist kicks in like a mule set at 1. Throttle is very linear, easy to control. AND it is easy to ride. I rode bikes all my life, including motorcycles. Got an e-bike as I hope to use for riding around town & the many trails in our area. Working on a video review as there are no Haoqi independent reviews yet. One downside is no technical customer support, manual has many errors & is for a different controller. I found an S700 manual online that explains a lot. Keep riding & sharing.
Many yeas ago when I used to ride bicycles on the canal toe path, when I came across any walkers I would shout out BEEP BEEPQ really loud. Never needed a horn or a bell. Great vid by the way.....
Hahaha 🤣 great idea 💡
You and your channel have helped me make the choice to get an E-Bike,
at 60+ I want transportation with out the expense of a car, thanks, and keep up the good work, Peace from Vancouver WA
Awesome, hope you are enjoying it!!
Did you buy one I just can't make up my mind which one 🤔😅? If you bought it I would enjoy your feedback thanks 😊!
@@ralphmajor1947 Yes, I got the Cruiser, but I think I would choose the step throughif I do it again
I love the bike, it's a beast in the best way....good luck
@@Michael._The_Storyteller thanks for the feedback a friend of mine said that same thing since we are older the step through is the way to go!
@@ralphmajor1947 I don't know if I answered you on this, But I did get the Cruiser, after this however I would get the Step Through.
Himiway is one of, if not THE BEST value for the money, ALL THE ISSUES aside.
imho.
Good Luck
Dude your videos and information are super awesome. Thanks for all your great info. I appreciate you. I know putting these videos together is a lot of work, so I wanted to let you know that I do enjoy them. Thank you👍💯
Thank you! those are very much the comments that keep me going, appreciate it!!
Here in Penna. our weather is terrible now. Riding is pretty much over. You have sunshine, and I'm jealous. It's gonna be a long, dark winter!!
my parents are in PA and they have pretty much stowed theirs for winter.. i ride year round, spoiled
Watching your clips from uk love the look of this bike thanks for all the information there is so many out there now its great to have someone down to earth showing what they can do will be looking to perches the Cyrusher xf650.
Thanks for your help.
Glad you found it helpful :) thanks for commenting!
I'm really impressed with this bike at this price. I can't wait to ride one.
I just traded in my rad runner for this new Cyrusher. Love the Blue color.
I have a Himiway which has a nice integrated bell. However there have been many times that a bell is not loud enough. I'll give a first ring, then a second and then at the third ring it is so close that the walker is surprised and jumps. If they are not custom to bike paths and not thinking in time they jump into my bikes path. By that time I've come close to a stop to avoid the collision but it's annoying. A distant loud horn makes sense.
Actually hurt my ears, the speaker faces the rider, I can't imagine hitting this horn all the time.
@@CitizenCycle925 I think I would use it in just certain situations. I just now came back from a ride where I rang my bell 4 times. The lady had a dog which I came close to clipping. on the 4th ring she gasped and pulled the leash. I was under the 15mph limit so it's not like I'm flying. Having both bell and horn would be nice.
Thanks for Byran's excellent and honest review. The blue color looks really cool. Order in stock, we can ship it out within the next business day!
people seem to be really liking the blue. even my sister who doesnt watch my vidoes even commented on how much she like "that blue bike" hahaha
@@CitizenCycle925 Great Choice
Great review, thanks. Weight of rider for reference, please?
Jeeez!!!! That horn was really loud it really scared the shite out of me 😱😱😱
Great review as usual. Now I’m really crammed as to which is my first e-bike with this one added to the menu. Lol.
Same it's nice and probably need to test drive it?
I love the look of the bike.
Great review. What app are you using on your phone? Thanks
Really great job man !!!! Just what I want to see and hear !!!!!! Any assembly required?
Hi Citizen, Well I still have not got my Himiway as yet. The Cyrusher seems to be a great bike. Loved your review... Merry Christmas!
Hi Bill I've seen a couple people said they're still waiting on himiways. there must be some delays in shipping. did you get the step through or the regular version?
@@CitizenCycle925 I got the step through... no word yet...I think that they have them but waiting to ship after the new year..FedEx has the shipping label made by EBC... Called warehouse, no answer for 8 days...Distributor says that they are just snowed under...time will tell. Just noticed the website says "Sold Out"
@@CitizenCycle925 Hey Bryan, I talked to Andrew at EBC (owner) and he got my Himiway on its way. I had ordered a steptru in October but told him I would take anything now. He sent me a regular one which is in transit now. Arrives at my home on my 76th birthday 1/21.... I will let you know when it arrives...sent from Tampa, not California...
You said the rims change colour and frames are always black but the pics show the same colour on the frame as the rims on the different colour bikes you showed, so I am confused to why you said that?
Another great review done again citizan my favorite thing by far on this bike is hot they ran the wires through the top tub of the frame and kept the controller inside the frame as well .those shifters rock I have shifters similar to those on my $3600 specialized bike .similar in how they work .
The fenders also have that metal look to them too !
It looks stellar and this maybe a bike that I consider buying and wished I took a closer look at b4 buying the Rad though I do like the fact that Rad is so easily upgradeable in just about all points of the bike.
The handle bars are also a big plus.
I'd really like to see a range test and see how far one can realistically ride on one charge .
Thanks again for another awesome review and great call on adding foam saving the controller from taking a beating too !
Merry Christmas .👍😁
Would you recommend this over the radrover 5?
Which bikes do you prefer for the price 🤔asking for a friend 🤔😉 ?
This was after saving what to me was a huge amount of money- I am very poor and I consider even 100-200 to be a lot money.
This bike was years old saving and loans to get for £1800 roughly. I was so excited till today when it was marked dispatched then….. suddenly seller messages saying they don’t have any XF650 would I take the smaller folding one instead since they MIGHT have them? I said no, how long to get the bike that was listed as being in stock and I have paid for- they said “end of month probably” (not encouraging language).
I then noticed the manufacturer direct have 3 in stock in the U.K. and so does a seller on eBay, so I’m trying to get the refund from the seller who sold me something he doesn’t actually have. Also he sold at a £100 markup - so when I get my money back (ALL my money, savings everything) then I will buy again from the manufacturer directly on credit card.
Any advice from anyone else?
If you are in UK, buy take your refund and buy from them
@@xlgoldfish exactly what I did.
The bike arrived - two weeks delivery or so and I saved £100!!
Everyone should buy direct, they also gave me a helmet, back rack and extra flaps (not sure what they are for, since it already has mud guards). Building it tomorrow.
Went to their website today to look at this bike. On the website it says it only comes with a 7-speed Shimano. The XF900 at $2800 seems to be the only one that has 21 speeds.
Adjustable stem is a plus for sure
Thank you. I plan to buy this 1 fir my son
I just went to their website and the seat that they sell there has a taillight built-in
Has Maxxfoot reached out to you yet?
Hey Hey Citizen Johnny V here again Knee deep in snow i might add , I do not know what your day job is but one thing for sure is that if I was starting up a business / E- Bikes or what ever and i did not source you out to do the promos of the products I or they they are fools, well done again another great video . Stay safe and once again Seasons Greetings from snowy Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotia eh ... me as well. I am in eastern Cape Breton ... and you?
Yupper with a name like Mac Donald you surely got to be from Cape Breton , I am presently living in a town called New Minas close to Wolfville home of Acadia University in mid valley . I bought a lectric xp about 6 weeks ago other than being a little heavy i love the thing, soon as the snow melts a bit will get the thing out for a spin.
My full-time day job is so totally and completely unrelated to ebikes hahaha 😁 thank you for the vote of confidence, I would absolutely love to see your lectric XP smashing through two feet of snow!! I only get a couple inches of snow per year here in North Carolina.
@@johnveno6776 Hey Johnny V ... That's what I'm trying to figure out, the Winter scene. First the bike: I am torn between the practicality and utility of the new BikTrix bike, the Skycap (it's their new cargo bike) ... versus ... the pure awesomeness of the the BikTrix Juggernaut Ultra 1000. What ever one I go for ... it HAS to be able to be fitted with a decent type of snow tire (preferably with studs) so that I can use the bike year round with full confidence. Do you have any recommendations for what I should look for in a snow tire ...?
@@CitizenCycle925 Hey citizen currently do not know anyone who has a go pro so will se if I can locate somebody who dose and get some footage of this 78 year old fart doing some snow plowing with my xp lol. I live adjacent to a golf coarse so should not be a problem finding a place to ride in the snow. Will keep you posted. Johnny V
I wonder if the cyrusher will ever replace the mistress being that it's fall suspension and all !
My guess is that it depends how upgradable it is and if it's worth it !
I also wonder where the battery technology is headed for 20/21?
Happy New Year Citizen and citizens alike
Starting my research on e bikes and enjoy your opinion on the different models. One thing I would like to hear is your input on noise level as I believe there are large differences.
where are they serviced? that might be handy, and i can give you a 29.95 fix for that loud horn, American made too.
They gave you the bike for a review but do you keep it or return the bike back to them?
Thanks for the info, great job! You mentioned 21 speed on the gears but the website says 7 speed. Please explain?
I just received mine this week and it's only a 7speed
@st1001992
They probably gave him a good one for review. That’s misleading lol
I'm seeing 7 also. I like that it's 7 instead of 21
looks like a winner, what is the cost?
Good for you dude. Your getting there huh? And I'm just talking about the hair cut. Jk. I've been watching your videos for a few months, right before I got my Himiway. But, your consistent. Good stuff 👍
I appreciate that, if you go way back in my videos you will see shoulder length hair hahaha
With the covid precautions after a year, mine is past shoulder length now. I had to buy a brush, last time I had one was back in college.
Is this cadence sensor or torque sensor?
Cyrusher XF650 vs Himiway Cruiser Fat. Which would be better as in power and speed?
Pedal assist power for climbing hills I think the XF 650 would win with the 1000 watt motor it pulls really hard. Top speed I'd say the himiway takes it
Very nice bike! I like it. I love the fenders. Those are the best fenders I've seen. I like the color. I'm not sure if I would really need that many gears though. I also wish they had a tailight. I like that it has a twist throttle too. It's actually a bike I would consider buying. Very good review as always!
While riding I found myself just keeping it on the tallest gear in the front. I don't know if the 21 speeds is necessary I guess it gives you some great hill climbing power if you need it.
looks like they now come with 7 speeds. which i agree, is better
Good overview! I didn’t notice a derailleur guard on the close up. First bike I’ve seen without one. For me, I loved the blue colors on this bike. Everyone’s got a black bike/black wheels. Maybe I’ve had my Rad too long...
Good catch! That is something I forgot to mention. there is no derailleur guard. The blue looks much better in person than it does online.
Do you get full power to throttle when taking off independent to the pas setting?
Throttle does not work in the pedal assist setting 0, it has to be in 1-5. And the power of the throttle is dependent upon pedal assist level
@@CitizenCycle925 Pity throttle is not independent to pas setting. I have an ebike 500w kit that I fitted an I get full power from the throttle when taking off from the lights no matter what setting the pas is on.
Do the XF 800 and 900 throttles react the same way? Maybe there's an upgrade that can be done. Anyone know?
Nice review. Are you sure shifter is entry level? I like that shifter style.
Tourney is the entry level ad Altus and Acera are the next step up.
Did you do a distance test using throttle only, full battery charge, no peddling?
I would like to be a temporary Nomad on my e-bike this summer and have a home base but live on my bike for a couple months
I got the XF650 a couple of months ago and find it a fantastic ride,my only problem with it is getting on and off it. I am 5'8" which should be OK with the bike but even off the seat I am tippy toes to the floor and have to lean it to get a full foot down. Is there any other very similar ebike that would suit my short legs.
Even with the seat all the way down? Thing is, These frames (Like on most fat tire ebikes out there) are not actually that big, Around 17 or 18 inches which normally for someone of your height is prefect, But they all commonly come with super thick wheels and tires that exaggerates the height. If it really is too much for you, Then simply go for an all round smaller ebike like rad mini rad runner ect (sorry to be capt obvious lol).
The Kommoda will suit you for that.
What a great bike and combination of good parts for the price!! Love its 21speed.
Good parts? Are you paid to post such a non sense?
@@boostercontrol100 If I‘am a snob, you must be stupid, because you get better parts with a Rad or a Himi while spending the same or even less. Thats the point, there are same priced bikes with better parts and when you think, more power is the only thing that matters, I can’t help you.
@@Benjamin_Jehne whatever dude I built my own bike im not an expert on manufacturers of electric bikes. With Rad you get a fake 750watt motor too. This seems like a good bike for the money so I stated my opinion.
@@boostercontrol100 Better parts isn’t just more power, try to understand it. It‘s about safety. This bike has no name brakes from China from a company noone heard before. Also the tyres. This thing goes 28mph and you don’t want something to fail at this speed.
What is cheaper, the better brakes for under 50$ or the the 5000$ bill from the hospital?
@@Benjamin_Jehne Valid point man im not an expert
Nice review. That looks like a great bike for that price range. I too wish that it had a tail/stop light and would even be willing to pay a little extra for that option. BTW, did you get a different camera? The video quality seems better today. Speaking of which, have you set up a Patreon account? That gives us viewers a chance to thank video producers like you, and has the benefit of providing you, the producer with a bit of change for add'l or upgraded equipment etc. I'm a great believer in "Nothing in life is free" so I try to pay my way whenever I can.
Hi Paul thank you for checking out the video, I did change cameras pretty recently, I use a GoPro Hero 8 Black now. My Hero 7 crapped out on me. I have not set up a patreon account, i actually haven't even looked into it, I am flying by the seat of my pants with this TH-cam thing 😁
Bryan. flying by the seat of your pants is doing you well. Great job on your TH-cam channel.
If you do go to Patreon.com and set up an account I would be happy to send a little joy your way each month. I am proud to say that I was the first Patreon subscriber to AIDRIVR 's Full Self Driving Tesla Channel almost exactly a month ago. I am now one of 30. So far he has bought a new mic with the money that has brought him. Keep the reviews coming in, I like watching them.
@@CitizenCycle925 we gottta Hondo coming your way, Mr. Citizen
Thanks a bunch T&C
Interesting Cycrusher XF650 E-Bike. Not a fan of Fat Tires. Because they are harder in turning. I find that fighting against the science of the wider tires pull opposite. So I’m the proud owner of my New Awesome EVELO DELTA X E-Bike with it’s 27.5” Ballon Tires. Featuring the NuVinchi CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission) and 750 Watt BAFANG Mid-Drive motor with 120NM of torque. I appreciate the color display with Battery 🔋 %. I personally appreciate and love the industry leading 4 years/20,000 Miles warranty. Plus way more.
Where is this bike made
I like it
Box says China.
Another nice review! I’m not understanding “peak” power. Is my Himiway 750 peak? Can you tell me what street you use for the hill climb test. I’m curious about the grade.
Himiway is 1000 peak.
The intersection at top of the hill is Bellhaven Rd and Gregory Dr.
@@CitizenCycle925 thanks. I do know the street.
After watching the review my thought are this is not bad. Cyrusher is usually on the pricey side for what you get but 1600 is not bad for a bike that tops out at 30. I was really only expecting it to do 25. Thinking maybe it has the bigger motor in that casing.
Nice job. This bike looks beast and the price is not bad at all. 🔴⚪️⚫️
Where would you put this in ranks vs. the 2020 rad rover? Can you say which is money better spent
That is sort of a tough question. In terms of performance and power the Cyrusher destroys the Rad, and for pretty much the same money you get some upgrades over the rad. However the Radrover is a more approachable friendly bike in terms of power delivery, it's very tame, great for beginners, and since they sell so many it probably has stronger aftermarket support. It depends what criteria you are looking at..
@@CitizenCycle925 thanks for the response. Yeah I figured it would be hard to answer.
I currently have a 2020 rover, but enjoy looking at new bikes.
Could you tell me how it would compare to a rover with an upgraded controller.
@@bballtwenty22 would have similar acceleration to a rad with upgraded controller but would still have higher top end speed than an upgraded rad. I didn't gain more top end speed on my rad until I changed out the motor.
Have u I video on ho to increase speed settings on the xf650
Bike Horn Thoughts: More helpful user feedback suggestions ... maybe? Personally, I think that the electric horn feature is, in principle, a Great Idea. Really! My suggestion is to modify the horn 'button' so that it can be operated in a couple of different ways. Allow me to illustrate the CitizenCycle (patent pending) bike horn. #1 - You're zipping along one afternoon on your favourite greenway trail, and there's some folks up ahead quietly chatting. Given the context, you sound the horn by giving the button a standard light push ... a friendly bell chime sounds (Horn Mode 1). The folks up ahead, now alerted, step back out of the way, smiles abound as they give a wave and you pass on through. All is good. #2 - You're on you're way back home after that epic afternoon. You now find yourself hustling through your neighbourhood streets trying not to be late; others (in cars) are in a hurry as well. There's a lot more traffic at this time of day. You're rounding a turn just when you see a car clipping along in your direction. Then ... at exactly the wrong time ... some kids that you hadn't noticed, that were chasing each other, are now gunning towards the street ... completely unaware. With no time to spare you instinctively slam the horn. You give the horn button a very deliberate HARD PUSH this time (you feel the button click down once and then click a second time down further with that added push). This HARD PUSH activates Horn Mode 2 whereupon the horn blasts its much more serious ... almost foreboding ... loud warning. You swerve out of the way, the alerted driver hits the brakes, and the kids ... IMMEDIATELY ... stop in their tracks (one of them even pees in their pants). A few seconds later, once the dust has settled, you see that the kids are OK (aside from a little embarrassment) , you give a wave to the driver of the car, and carry on home. All is good.
Hahaha, you really painted a picture there didn't you! 😁 Sounds like a possible solution, I might just get a regular bell to add to the handlebars though.
@@CitizenCycle925 At least think about it ... after all, a better mouse trap is a better mouse trap. It's only a small scale product/project, relatively easy to develop. Consider the idea ... it could be the first of many innovations from the CitizenCycle brand. Safety being top of mind. Merry Christmas! damacdonald77@gmail.com
I've been eyeballing the full suspension Cyrusher so this video is a great help, thank you. I have been wondering though if it bothers you that there doesn't seem to be any real performance upgrades like aftermarket controllers, motors etc? I would love a full suspension bike but they just don't seem to match the performance of my upgraded Rovers. Maybe since you have so many bikes it's not as important.
There arent many companies that have strong plug and play aftermarket parts, i'm sure you can always add aftermarket controllers, etc to juice up any bike, but you might have to do some splicing and soldering and making sure that components are compatible. if you want power, probably better to just buy it out of the box but now youre talking $2000 plus for sure.
Love this bike where is it shipping from China?
The box said made in China. it shipped from California..
Excellent content, and edits. Please mention what the "Misstress" does when comparing Rad, Himi and what happened to Bixtrix? 2 questions in one Ride ON! Mr.CC Rider
We still have the Biktrix bike, i might make that into my dad bike with kid seat on the back.
In this price range , what bike would you go with?
I have a question not related to this video. Is it a good idea to bring my battery into the house now that it has become freekin cold? As for this bike, I don't even have 100 miles on my RR, I can't be lusting after another bike. That said the XF650 Motorcycle Style winked at me.
EDIT: Is that the same battery as the one on the RadRover?
I wouldn't leave your battery and temperatures lower than freezing or in excessive heat either. I bring all my batteries inside the house I have a bin full of them.
The battery on the Cyrusher bike is slightly smaller than Rad, 13 amp hour instead of 14 amp hour
would this bike be suitable for someone who is 6'4? Thanks
Have you compared this bike to the Hemingway cruiser or Rad Rhino.
do they go uphills? if so how steep of a hill can they climb?
Tire pressure makes huge difference in top speeds.
There is a tail light under seat
There is no tail light under the seat, I double checked. There is a tail light under the seat on there aftermarket seat they sell though..
@@CitizenCycle925 ... I have two of the same bikes, same seat. They both have lights.
@@Klattu really? You have two XF 650s and they both have lights? That's very weird. I assume yours are a 2020 or older model. Seems weird that would be a feature that they would have done away with.
@@CitizenCycle925 ... Yes, a red and a blue. Came from California. Both have lights. Arrived a week before Thanksgiving 2020. Not sure what year they are. Also ordered two seats, a red and a blue, both of them have lights too. Have not changed out, not much of them is a color.
I did not know at the time mine were coming with lights.
How much does this bike weigh?
From one Cyrusher bike reviewer to another. Great review dude. (",)
Thanks Glen, when I was researching Cyrusher I watched some of your videos haha. You do a great job, I feel like your voice is perfect for TH-cam 🙂 I just subscribed. I'm hoping to get out on the XF 900 for a review very soon!
@@CitizenCycle925 Oh I think you'll love the XF900. You did the one thing I wasn't able to do, which was compare it to Rad bikes, which I feel is the main competition. I found that for me, that was very informative. I did write to Rad but I guess I'm not big enough a channel yet.
You've got a great style at presenting yourself, found you a joy to watch, returned the Sub and look forward to your future videos.
All the best 👍
up to 50miles range just throttle ?
Great review, very thorough and well done! I recently moved from Raleigh to Oak Island and I am upgrading from a Nakto Camel 36V/250 to this bike. Looking forward to riding on the beach and covering the entire island. The extra power and speed should be a blast!
Lol, my Speedrid has the same horn. People think I'm pulling up on them with a police cruiser.
Yes that's a good comparison. It's a jarring noise.
Would like to see you sitting and pedaling bikes that you test so that we can see your riding position and fit on the bike for comfort reference.
noted, i will try to add that into review videos, thanks!
Looks-wise I think that is the best-looking bike that you did a video on so far, they would sell a lot more of these if that battery was closer to the size of the Himiway way battery, love your videos Man, do a good job on doing real world type test for the average person, I bought theHimiway way bike based on videos like yours, and other reviews, I really love that blue color scheme, on your pedaling Hill Climb test do you feel like this bike had as much pulling power AS the Himiway ,or since it's a 1000 watt motor did it feel like it had a little more when you are peddling on the hill test?
Would it suit a persons height of 6ft 1?
They appear to be big and sturdy bikes...
@@burtpanzer have u compared it to the Hemingway cruiser
@@laptop597 No, but Hemiway and Rad are also large and well made bikes.
Nice bike, thanks for the video, looking at madmod sondor, I have the the radrover, please try a moped type fat tire bike next. I did the upgrades you did On radrover.
I actually just got a Himiway Escape shipped to me the other day, that'll probably be my next video.
Great review 👍🏻...love the color options and the bike .... but .... still looking for a 24” hub driven bike that equal to the Himiway speed and price. Thanks for you time and keep up the reviews.
I have not seen a lot of 24 inch. Seems to be mostly 26 or 20inch on ebikes.
I am going to buy one, but I don't know witch one, I'm 230lbs. And need the power, I was set on the ecotric hammer
I paid £1119, for a 1000watt. 48 Volt.17•5 Ah battery. Apollo Valier. This might look nicer. But too heavy. Mine is two years old. Still goes fine. This one seems to basically perform the same as the 90 . Which is an extra 1000 dollars. I'm allowing for the rate of money exchange. As the shipping to Britain is taking up the extra cash.
For a already made ebike the price is actually decent and reasonable for what you get
Great review! I think just replaced the Rad Rover I was going to purchase!
@FFOG
Interesting. Had a RadCity for four years, was gonna get another but their supply is delayed
My cyrusher comes in next week. I hope it at leasts matches the quality, I have been worried lol
Fingers crossed
Mine never came with a lock. I got a red and black one
Thanks for the review. My x650 is coming in the mail in a few days and I’ve been kinda worried since I just learned about this company randomly. If it lasts a few years with regular maintenance then it will be worth it
Had a 2017 RadCity and I just accidentally burned it up and they are out of stock for a while
How’s it going just wondering your thoughts between the rad and x650
The cyrusher is definitely faster. And the handlebars have a more ergonomic feel for me.
I liked the rad’s peddle assist better, feels like you’re actually pedaling. Once you go in settings on the cyrusher and increase speed, the pedal assist seems to just jump up to whatever top speed is set to
I will say that I just got into an accident on the cyrusher. A girl pulled out right in front of me while I was going about 25mph. I broke my wrist and sprained my wrist. The bike’s handlebars bent on its own hinges, but after readjustment honestly the whole bike seems perfectly okay. The wheel didnt bend or warp at all, fenders didnt break
I crashed the bike a couple of times on the rad and the fenders broke right off with barely any contact.
They both have their merits, the rad seems a smoother ride with a good customer service experience, the cyrusher actually sits better though and would blow out the rad
Another cool thing is the throttle doesnt go beyond the pedal asst setting, so a 5 will get you at 28mph but you can lower it to 3 and it won’t go past 20mph if you want to save battery without feathering the throttle all the time like you would on the rad
Seems a decent entry level e-bike.
Peak power isn't the appropriate power rating. What the motor can put out continuously is the power rating. That bike has a 1000 watt motor like the Rad has a 750 watt motor. Not an uncommon practice to use the peak number for advertising but I find it deceptive.
I'm curious if that 100 watts assumes the full 20 amps, or is that the rating out of the box?
I had that same phone holder...until my phone flew off on a bump & cracked the screen.
You can replace the reflector with a battery operated light. They even sell ones with acceleration sensors that will come on when the bike is in motion and get brighter when stopping.
I live on a steep hill that would almost stop all your e-bikes other than the Biktrix Stunner X. Hub motors and steep hills aren't a good mix.
Ride on & enjoy;)
I asked about motor rating and they said it's 700 nominal and 1000w peak. When I unboxed the bike it was programmed for just 13amps, I immediately increased it to 20amps, the maximum.
Nice looking bike, price point seems to be right on also.
Love your reviews keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
@@CitizenCycle925 I thought it was the Folding one !!
If it had a 25A controller it might be ok at that price. Makes me wonder why the weak controller. Should be 1200W peak. Either the wiring is light or they don't believe in their motor. Must be 500W windings.
Looks remarkably similar to the Ecotric Hammer, but the hammer has a more retro laid back cruiser look.
Would like to see someone do an off road hill climb and include grade % with these bikes.
I think someone else asked me that before I'm not sure how I would determine the percent grade on a hill... Can you tell me how to do that?? I'll give it a shot..
Ive got 1000 miles on chouyang tires on a fat bike
500 on kendas
I bet the kendas wear out way sooner
one of my rad cities has Kenda tires on it. 3552 Mi. Never got a flat. The tire still look halfway decent
Excellent horn...
Who cares what your friends and family think? It is not for them it's for you so they should not be judging. My brother worked his ass off his whole life and he has bills to show for it and lots of bills to pay off through his retirement. I don't think that's the way to go. Freedom yes!
Excellent review, and I need to make a spreadsheet of your test data!
I like the looks, mostly, but the battery pack kills it. If it was integrated, the bike would look much better.
Not to mention that a new one costs $650!!!
@@ChatGPT1111 Dang! 🤯
Bike might be okay but service sucks, waited three hours on hold and finally gave up. Tried on line messaging no better, good luck with that kind of service.
good video, thanks
Just checked their site, price listed as $1799. Lower price must have been on Black Friday.
I could see a small bannana seat on that!!
Well thought out bike!!
Hope it’s not like other mountain or road bike seats that sort of work there way deeper and deeper between your butt cheeks till it’s right up rubbing against your bum hole. You can only tolerate that for so long until you need to stand up and although I’m aware people get “riders arse” where you become immune to it/don’t feel the pain but I clearly amnt so would ideally want a comfy seat from the get to. One that won’t wedge apart my cheeks till it’s bone on seat, with the bum consuming the seat almost like a large snake 🐍 consumes its prey.
Great review
Could also just muffle the horn with something as well if your riding down greenways
How was the shifting using 21 speeds ?
Rarely used the front three speeds, seems unnecessary really
It saves your money. You don't have rent you are your own landlord. It would be a little difficult to adapt at first but I can do it because I've been homeless. In life you need a place to live and food to eat and clothes to wear. You don't need all this stuff. I want to free myself from stuff. Stuff is not important people are
So sick!
A loud horn can save your life, and you can always just yell out, "on your left", or the equivalent..If you read reviews from years ago, Cyrusher was aware of the rattling controller, just saying....Good review....
Keep in mind some folks don't hear real well or at all, and some might have the music cranked up in their ears. We witnessed a girl of 20 years old "ear buds" head set whatever that was ran over by a train. Train horn blaring. She was oblivious videoing us Kiteboarding as she was hit listening to music. We were yelling and screaming at her and she was waving.back at us. Sorry for the detail but a train horn was not loud enough to save her life. Sorry to rant on here Bryan
@@seriouskite Had someone pull me off a train track once, I turned around and seen the train coming, it was a long way back there, thought I had plenty of time, just kept walking on the tracks, but I was from an area where they don't go 100 mph, like they did at this place, girl I was with yanked me off the tracks as that thing went wizzing by, with not even a second to spare...Seems like a dream, but it wasn't....No need to be sorry...Comments are for commenting..One liners are sorry....
yikes that's scary, and sad story. Loud horn is good for a train but dont think i need one one quite this loud on my bicycle.
Love the horn