Huge power ebike, Bafang M620 160nm torque! Cyrusher Nitro

Taking the Cyrusher Nitro up a snowy trail while the weather is nice! This bike with the M620 is a fantastic climber, so much power in the pas modes!
160nm of torque and the bike will do 35mph using throttle only.
#Cyrushernitro #Bafangm620

[@geoffcarol1]

It was really nice to watch and listen too. What a beautiful place to ride.

[@joeows6537]

I have the bbshd on a Luna Galaxy Fat Bike. 52 volts and a sram gearset... it's a billy goat and will flatten any hill!

[@lifebehindbarz60]

Absolutely Joe, this motor has impressive power!

[@joeows6537]

@@lifebehindbarz60 I have 5 inch fat tires, I let the air down too 7 pounds, front and rear and drive over the snow. A few spikes on the knobby's and it is safe for Ice Shanty Crawls during derby season... It can haul all your gear as well!

[@RiskOffRealEstate]

I’m in the springs area . Getting my bike in a couple months . Waiting on shipping . Would be cool to connect with a local group

[@lifebehindbarz60]

I've been thinking the same thing, we should organize regular group rides this summer!

[@uzairidris6774]

Great video Tom as always , have you changed the front spring forks to Air forks yet Tom ?

[@lifebehindbarz60]

Hello, yes the Nitro now has a Rockshox rear shock and a set of air forks. Lots of very adjustable travel now! Cheers

[@BikePlanetM620]

wooow - great:)

[@marcakko2010]

Iv been looking at ebikes so just wondering whats your thoughts on tbe befang m620 would you recommend it ? And has it been reliable? And any problems at all ? The ebike im looking at has got the befang m620 and 17.5 ah battery 48v. But just wanted some feedback before i pull the trigger and buy it . Thanks

[@lifebehindbarz60]

Hi Marc, My observations of the M620 motor are that it is extremely reliable, super torquey and a great climber. On the down side I'd say it uses lots of battery and isn't particularly fast. I'm assuming you want it for off road riding because if you wanted a commuter there are much better choices (the Ranger for example), so off road only expect to get 15-20 miles of riding with a 17.5 ah battery. You should know the M620 cuts out at around 40v, so the last 20% of your battery is unusable. Have fun shopping, there are lots of great bikes out there. And as always, I suggest you go ride some ebikes at your local dealer to find out what you like. Cheers