# Cyrusher UK: which model should you buy?

> Independent buying guide comparing every current Cyrusher electric bike sold in the UK — not manufacturer copy. Two of these bikes are owned and ridden by the site's founder (see /favourites.md); the rest are compared on specification, not tested.

Canonical human page: [Cyrusher UK buying guide](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher)
Active Cyrusher models compared: 18

This page summarises normalised manufacturer or retailer data; it is not an independent laboratory test. Confirm the exact UK model, specification, price, stock and legal configuration with the retailer before relying on it.

## Honest note on the range

The fact that separates Cyrusher from every other brand on this site: 11 of its 18 current models carry a dual cadence-and-torque sensor, letting the rider switch between assistance that scales to effort and assistance that arrives whenever the pedals turn. Almost every dual-sensor bike in the whole catalogue is a Cyrusher; ADO, Engwe and Fiido currently offer none. Every model has suspension, and the range is entirely hub-motor with no mid-drive option. The cost is weight: everything except the entry-level Loop 2.0 folder is over 30 kg. The Loop 2.0 is also the exception to the brand's strengths — no dual sensor and no hydraulic brakes — so the cheapest way into the range is a different bike, not a smaller one. The range contains genuine duplicates: the Aura and Zenith are the same bike in step-through and high-step frames at the same price, as are the Trax 2.0 and Ranger 2.0.

## Models

- [Cyrusher Loop 2.0 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-loop-2-0.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-loop-2-0)): 250 W continuous; 65 Nm; 499 Wh; 28 kg; cadence sensor; recorded from £699; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Rumble 2.0 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-rumble-2-0.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-rumble-2-0)): 250 W continuous; 85 Nm; 864 Wh; 31.9 kg; cadence sensor; recorded from £899; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Zenith — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-zenith.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-zenith)): 250 W continuous; 95 Nm; 780 Wh; 34.3 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,199; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Aura — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-aura.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-aura)): 250 W continuous; 95 Nm; 780 Wh; 34.3 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,199; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Kommoda 3.0 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-kommoda-3-0.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-kommoda-3-0)): 250 W continuous; 85 Nm; 960 Wh; 37.7 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,199; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Kommoda Pro — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-kommoda-pro.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-kommoda-pro)): 250 W continuous; 85 Nm; 1040 Wh; 39 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,399; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Flex — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-flex.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-flex)): 250 W continuous; 87 Nm; 720 Wh; 31 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,399; claimed top speed 25 km/h assisted; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Nova — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-nova.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-nova)): 250 W continuous; 42 Nm; 540 Wh; 25.6 kg; torque sensor; recorded from £1,399; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Roam — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-roam.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-roam)): 250 W continuous; 95 Nm; 811 Wh; 37 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,499; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Glider — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-glider.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-glider)): 250 W continuous; 95 Nm; 811 Wh; 40.4 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,499; claimed top speed 25 km/h assisted; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Sonder — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-sonder.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-sonder)): 250 W continuous; 40 Nm; 480 Wh; 22.1 kg; torque sensor; recorded from £1,499; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Rover — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-rover.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-rover)): 250 W continuous; 95 Nm; 811 Wh; 39.6 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,499; claimed top speed 25 km/h (15 mph); meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Sprint — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-sprint.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-sprint)): 250 W continuous; 87 Nm; 720 Wh; 32 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £1,799; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Asuka — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-asuka.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-asuka)): 250 W continuous; 50 Nm; 504 Wh; 24.9 kg; torque sensor; recorded from £1,799; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Trax 2.0 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-trax-2-0.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-trax-2-0)): 250 W continuous; 95 Nm; 1040 Wh; 39.3 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £2,299; claimed top speed 25 km/h (15.5 mph); meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Ranger 2.0 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-ranger-2-0.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-ranger-2-0)): 250 W continuous; 95 Nm; 1040 Wh; 39.3 kg; dual cadence + torque sensor; recorded from £2,299; claimed top speed 25 km/h (15.5 mph); meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Quest — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-quest.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-quest)): 250 W continuous; 160 Nm; 960 Wh; 47.3 kg; torque sensor; recorded from £4,399; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).
- [Cyrusher Trident — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-trident.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/cyrusher-trident)): 250 W continuous; 160 Nm; 1040 Wh; 46 kg; torque sensor; recorded from £4,599; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested).

## UK road legality

To be ridden as an ordinary bicycle on a public road or cycle path in Great Britain, an eBike must meet the Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycle (EAPC) rules: working pedals, a maximum continuous rated motor output of 250 W, and no motor propulsion above 15.5 mph (25 km/h). A throttle, if fitted, can need separate type-approval. This is Great Britain guidance; Northern Ireland publishes separate rules not covered here.

Every current Cyrusher we track publishes a 250 W continuous rating and a 25 km/h cut-off — manufacturer figures, not independently tested, and only two of the requirements. Confirm the exact UK configuration before assuming any model is road-legal as-is.

## Interpretation

- [Methodology and data caveats](https://bestebikes.uk/about.md)
- [Official Great Britain EAPC guidance](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/electrically-assisted-pedal-cycles-eapcs/electrically-assisted-pedal-cycles-eapcs-in-great-britain-information-sheet)
- [Official Northern Ireland EAPC guidance](https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/electric-bikes-electrically-assisted-pedal-cycles)
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