Cyrusher Glider
$1,599
- Battery
- 811 Wh
- Torque
- 95 Nm
- Weight
- 40.4 kg (89 lb)
- Motor
- Cyrusher Hub
- Charge time
- 8.5 h
- Frame
- Step Through
- Release
- March 2025
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Cargo electric bikes can replace some short car journeys by carrying shopping, work equipment or passengers on a purpose-built frame. Payload rating, child-seat compatibility, braking, gearing, wheelbase and parking space matter as much as motor torque and battery size; range also falls as load, hills and cold weather increase. The catalogue below compares the cargo models we currently track using published specifications and the latest stored US price and stock check.
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Start from the load rather than the bike: two children and a week of shopping is a different machine from one child and a laptop. Compare the stated payload, where it is carried, and whether the frame takes the rack and seat you actually need. The payload figure for every cargo model we track is in the table below.
The rating you need is the total permitted load — rider plus everything on the bike — and it is easy to confuse with the rack limit alone. Take the figure in each bike's specification, subtract your own weight, and what is left is the shopping, the child seat or the passenger. Every cargo bike listed here has hydraulic disc brakes, which on a loaded bike is not optional. The 5 bikes listed here weigh between 33 kg and 40.4 kg, with a median of 37.8 kg.
Longtail and box designs are longer than an ordinary bike and do not fold, so measure the space first. Weight is the other practical constraint: these are among the heaviest bikes on the site, so a step, a lift or a shed threshold is worth thinking about before the price is. The 5 bikes listed here weigh between 33 kg and 40.4 kg, with a median of 37.8 kg.