Hello Scott, Another good looking, high quality built bike. Of course, you give us the thorough review that you give all the bikes you review. 👍. As you go over this one, you can tell it's a quality built ebike. Twin forks, rear suspension, hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors. That bike has one of the best, most intuitive displays I've ever seen. I don't recall if you mentioned if it had an app. available but I'm not sure it would even need one. I do hope it comes with a well detailed and extensive owners manual to explain exactly what all the settings and advanced settings do. Really nice display if you can understand it. Good news is, if you get it all out of whack, you can factory reset it. That motor is quiet on that bike. I can only hear some slight tire noise at high speeds. Good quality motor. It's quite the hill climber and beach runner too. That color really pops on that bike and I like the matching rim color. I also like that the bike has an adjustable handlebar stem. Nice touch, I wish all bikes would feature this stock from the factory. I also heard you mention that you put Flat Out in the tires. Always a good precaution to add to every bike. I know Lectric puts slime in their bikes from the factory, I wish more companies would do this, it would save people some time and effort to do so. This bike is a well thought out and complete ebike. The only thing it would be nice to see offered is a dual sensor option. With how advanced that display is and controller must be, maybe they too could offer a software update in the future. All and all a quality built and optioned bike for the money. Thank you for bringing it to us and doing your thorough and informative review. You're so good at explaining and showing us the strong points and weak points of these ebikes. This Cyrusher Komodo 2.0 doesn't seem to have any weak points at all. Good bike. Take care and shout out to Max for being smart enough to get in out of the rain. 🌧️😊. -----Steve.
Excellent and thorough comment as always. I know you say Lectric puts slim in their tires. When I was riding their bikes, I told them I was going to try to break it. 15 minutes later, I called them stating I had a flat tire and they had to bring me another bike. I don't think it would have happened if it had FlatOut in it. Even though they might have slime, I will be adding Flatout to the tires. This bike does not have an app for it, and I agree that it doesn't need one. Most apps are limited anyways and the display gives you tons of customization. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hi Scott .. looks like a great bike . How would you compare with other bikes like the Level 2 ? it looks similar except the air shock. Seems like you get more for money especially the air shock and the bigger battery . I like how easy it easy to take the battery out too. Your speed bumps up there seems like the same down here in South Texas . Keep up the good work ..
Hmmm... I don' t think the level 2 is a good comparison. This is full suspension ebike with 20" rims and fat tires. I would say this bike is more comfortable than the Level 2 due to its air shock in the middle.
I think he saw the big headlight. I pedal a lot but at that point was about to see how fast the throttle would go with the low battery level, so you could be right.
I have a Kommada 1 with 1400 miles and one year in of riding it. Not going to get a 2. But the 2 things the Kommada needed was more battery range and a better rear shock. But your shots of Chicago next to Lake Michigan makes me want to drive on down there from Milwaukee once I need a break from all my local trails. Maybe hit that 1st Infantry museum and do the lake. And avoid your stupid toll freeway somehow. UGh, cringe. To bad Amtrak has an ebike weight limit. AND ORANGE IS THE WAY!!!! I think I am the only dude in the Greater Milwaukee area running around with an Orange Kommada. Never seen another in the year I have been here. As an entry level e bike where you don't know what you want to do, with a not crazy size foot print, its a good design. While I am NOT thrilled with Cyrusher as a company, the Kommada is a fun bike. Even with all the pedal strikes in turns. You learn quick to get around that.... And the fat tires do mean you can do snow. I gave that a go last winter. Totally worked although bridges are way iced up under the snow and scary..... but a Kommada can be a year round bike so long as there is not CRAZY amounts of snow/ice (also shorter way to fall with those 20's). And yes, it kills the range BAD when you get down to like 20 F and below. But around 30.... it's send it very little range loss that I found.
Thank you for all the input. I have visited the infantry museum. It's definitely a nice area to ride a bike. I do not know Cyrusher as a company but agree with everything else you have said. Thanks for watching!
@@scotthardesty The kommoda 1 U-sux shock (UGH that name is true) is horrible. Mine broke. replaced with an Amazon whatever shock, instant improvement. Was not about to pay like 30+ bucks for shipping another garbage shock that would take 30+ days to get to me. That warranty... They will send replacement parts, but OMG it costs and it takes a lot of time.
@@militanttriangle2326 The name of that shock is funny. I really like this shock they added to the Kommoda 2 so I know you are happy with your upgraded shock as well.
Hello Scott,
Another good looking, high quality built bike. Of course, you give us the thorough review that you give all the bikes you review. 👍.
As you go over this one, you can tell it's a quality built ebike. Twin forks, rear suspension, hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors. That bike has one of the best, most intuitive displays I've ever seen. I don't recall if you mentioned if it had an app. available but I'm not sure it would even need one. I do hope it comes with a well detailed and extensive owners manual to explain exactly what all the settings and advanced settings do. Really nice display if you can understand it. Good news is, if you get it all out of whack, you can factory reset it.
That motor is quiet on that bike. I can only hear some slight tire noise at high speeds. Good quality motor. It's quite the hill climber and beach runner too.
That color really pops on that bike and I like the matching rim color. I also like that the bike has an adjustable handlebar stem. Nice touch, I wish all bikes would feature this stock from the factory. I also heard you mention that you put Flat Out in the tires. Always a good precaution to add to every bike. I know Lectric puts slime in their bikes from the factory, I wish more companies would do this, it would save people some time and effort to do so.
This bike is a well thought out and complete ebike. The only thing it would be nice to see offered is a dual sensor option. With how advanced that display is and controller must be, maybe they too could offer a software update in the future.
All and all a quality built and optioned bike for the money. Thank you for bringing it to us and doing your thorough and informative review. You're so good at explaining and showing us the strong points and weak points of these ebikes. This Cyrusher Komodo 2.0 doesn't seem to have any weak points at all. Good bike.
Take care and shout out to Max for being smart enough to get in out of the rain. 🌧️😊. -----Steve.
Excellent and thorough comment as always. I know you say Lectric puts slim in their tires. When I was riding their bikes, I told them I was going to try to break it. 15 minutes later, I called them stating I had a flat tire and they had to bring me another bike. I don't think it would have happened if it had FlatOut in it. Even though they might have slime, I will be adding Flatout to the tires. This bike does not have an app for it, and I agree that it doesn't need one. Most apps are limited anyways and the display gives you tons of customization. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@scotthardesty Sounds like Lectric should switch from Slime to Flat Out!
Another awesome video Scott. Glad you survived the heat in Phoenix 👍
Thanks! It hit 104 degrees on the first day of riding bikes.
@@scotthardesty 104 in phoenix feels different than 104 in Chicago.
Thanks for the review. A crazy number of great features on this bike. The first one I've seen that I would consider exchanging my Aventon for.
I didn't expect this bike to be so nice.
Hi Scott .. looks like a great bike . How would you compare with other bikes like the Level 2 ? it looks similar except the air shock. Seems like you get more for money especially the air shock and the bigger battery . I like how easy it easy to take the battery out too. Your speed bumps up there seems like the same down here in South Texas . Keep up the good work ..
Hmmm... I don' t think the level 2 is a good comparison. This is full suspension ebike with 20" rims and fat tires. I would say this bike is more comfortable than the Level 2 due to its air shock in the middle.
Love this bike. The green is very woodsy. TY
I almost picked the green color over the orange.
I noticed a lot of Americans don't peddle
ebikes while we in Europe do
maybe that is why the guy called it a scooter?
I think he saw the big headlight. I pedal a lot but at that point was about to see how fast the throttle would go with the low battery level, so you could be right.
I have a Kommada 1 with 1400 miles and one year in of riding it. Not going to get a 2. But the 2 things the Kommada needed was more battery range and a better rear shock. But your shots of Chicago next to Lake Michigan makes me want to drive on down there from Milwaukee once I need a break from all my local trails. Maybe hit that 1st Infantry museum and do the lake. And avoid your stupid toll freeway somehow. UGh, cringe. To bad Amtrak has an ebike weight limit.
AND ORANGE IS THE WAY!!!! I think I am the only dude in the Greater Milwaukee area running around with an Orange Kommada. Never seen another in the year I have been here. As an entry level e bike where you don't know what you want to do, with a not crazy size foot print, its a good design. While I am NOT thrilled with Cyrusher as a company, the Kommada is a fun bike. Even with all the pedal strikes in turns. You learn quick to get around that.... And the fat tires do mean you can do snow. I gave that a go last winter. Totally worked although bridges are way iced up under the snow and scary..... but a Kommada can be a year round bike so long as there is not CRAZY amounts of snow/ice (also shorter way to fall with those 20's). And yes, it kills the range BAD when you get down to like 20 F and below. But around 30.... it's send it very little range loss that I found.
Thank you for all the input. I have visited the infantry museum. It's definitely a nice area to ride a bike. I do not know Cyrusher as a company but agree with everything else you have said. Thanks for watching!
I have the Kommoda 1.0 which I LOVE ❤️ ❤❤!!!
You should see if you can switch out the middle shock. You will be amazed!
@@scotthardesty The kommoda 1 U-sux shock (UGH that name is true) is horrible. Mine broke. replaced with an Amazon whatever shock, instant improvement. Was not about to pay like 30+ bucks for shipping another garbage shock that would take 30+ days to get to me. That warranty... They will send replacement parts, but OMG it costs and it takes a lot of time.
@@militanttriangle2326 Thanks for that info!
@@militanttriangle2326 The name of that shock is funny. I really like this shock they added to the Kommoda 2 so I know you are happy with your upgraded shock as well.
I would to see a video with it going head to head with a HeyBike Horizon or S
They just reached out. I will be getting the Ranger S.
@@scotthardesty awesome
Good review, Scott. Nice bike...btw... I bought the motorcycle bike carrier that you recommended and it's awesome
Great price on it....$85.
I hope it serves you well. I used that rack for about a year before I upgraded to the Young Electric SOLE rack.
35 miles on what PAS?
I switch it up during the video but mostly on PAS 5
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Thanks for watching!