Cyrusher Aura
£1,199
- Battery
- 780 Wh
- Torque
- 95 Nm
- Weight
- 34.3 kg
- Motor
- Cyrusher Hub
- Charge time
- 7.5 h
- Frame
- Step Through
- Release
- January 2026
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Fat-tyre eBikes use wider tyres that can be run at lower pressures for cushioning and flotation on some loose surfaces. Grip still depends on tread, compound, pressure and conditions, while extra tyre mass and rolling resistance can reduce efficiency on smooth roads. This page gathers models described as fat-tyre in our catalogue and compares their torque, battery, total weight and latest stored price.
33 eBikes in this category.
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Fat tyres buy grip and comfort on loose ground and cost you weight and rolling resistance everywhere else, so the best one depends on how much of your riding is actually off tarmac. Compare tyre width, total weight and battery together — a heavy fat bike with a small battery is the combination that disappoints.
They are better for sand, snow, gravel and broken surfaces, where a wide footprint at low pressure floats rather than digs in. On tarmac they roll heavier and slower and the bike weighs more, so a fat-tyre eBike bought for a road commute is comfort paid for in range and speed. Tyre width is in each specification. The 33 bikes listed here weigh between 26.8 kg and 54 kg, with a median of 37.8 kg.
They are among the heaviest bikes in the catalogue, because the tyres, the rims and the frames built to carry them all add up. That matters for stairs, car racks and lifts more than on the road, where the motor carries it. The 33 bikes listed here weigh between 26.8 kg and 54 kg, with a median of 37.8 kg.