REVIEW – Here we go, folks!! Cycrown came through and finally sent me the CycHunter ebike, and I am very excited to assemble it and take it for a spin. If you can recall, I recently tested the Cycrown Dremax and Roma ebikes and wrote a comparison review. I love those bikes, but the entire Cyccrown journey was supposed to begin with the CycHunter. So, since I believe in better late than never, here we go!!
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Price: $1099.99 (Dual battery version as tested)
Where to buy: Cycrown website
What is it?
The CycHunter is essentially a motorcycle-style Class 3 e-bike with 20×4.0-inch fat tires, dual 48V batteries, and a rear hub motor that peaks at around 1000W. It’s marketed for commuting and trail use, combining a bench-style seat and upright position with full front and rear suspension.
What’s included?
- 1 x Cycrown CycHunter ebike
- 1 x Toolkit
- 1 x User Manual
Tech specs
- Dual 48 V 13 Ah batteries (total 26 Ah), UL 2849 certified
- Claimed range up to about 100–120+ miles, depending on assist mode and conditions
- Rear hub motor rated around 500–750 W, with up to 1000 W peak output
- Top speed up to 28 mph (Class 3, PAS mode)
- 20 x 4.0-inch CST all-terrain fat tires
- Full suspension frame with hydraulic front fork and rear shock
- Shimano 7‑speed drivetrain
- Mechanical disc brakes with 160 mm rotors
- Integrated LED headlight and rear light
- Color LCD with USB charging port
- IPX4 water resistance rating
- Maximum rider/load capacity around 330 lbs
- Bike weight is approximately 74–75 lbs
- Fits riders roughly 5’3″ to 6’3″ in height
- Operating temperature range roughly from about -4°F to 140°F
Design and features
The Cycrown CycHunter Ebike has a moped-style frame with a long, straight top tube and a chunky, motorcycle-inspired profile that gives it a very robust stance. The design includes 20 x 4.0-inch fat CST tires paired with full suspension. There are hydraulic front forks and rear shocks, and a large, cushioned saddle. The front and rear LED lights are integrated, and the BMX-style handlebar keeps the rider in an upright position. The bike also features dual frame-integrated battery packs, a color LCD with USB charging capability, mechanical disc brakes, and an all-aluminum frame rated for a rider weighing up to 330 pounds. The bike weighs approximately 75 pounds.
Assembly, Installation, Setup
Much like the other Cycrown eBikes I have reviewed, the Cycrown Cyc Hunter eBike arrives mostly assembled and is easy to complete by finishing the assembly. Here are some photos and a time-lapse video of my assembly process:
Here is a short timelapse video of my assembly process:
Performance
The Cycrown Cyc Hunter is a moped-style e-bike class 3 e-bike that delivers a good value with its capability of long range and everyday usability. Its combination of dual-battery capacity, full suspension, and fat tires makes it versatile for urban commuting and off-road use.
The Cyc Hunter is powered by a 48 V 500 W rear hub motor that peaks around 1000 W, at can reach speeds up to 28 mph in higher assist levels. Its dual 48 V 13 Ah batteries (26 Ah total) can provide over 100 miles of range in lower assist levels.
The bike features full suspension and 20 x 4.0 all-terrain fat tires, which deliver a smooth and comfortable ride on city streets, gravel paths, and uneven surfaces. A large, padded seat, the BMX-style handlebars, and the upright, relaxed riding position contribute to a nice riding experience.
The Cyc Hunter uses mechanical disc brakes, which provide adequate stopping power but are not a favorite of mine. Hydraulic brakes would have been a better choice, especially when considering the weight of the bike.
The design and functionality also include a color LCD with USB charging, front and rear LED lighting with an integrated brake light, and a Shimano 7-speed drivetrain. The bike is also IPX4 water-resistant.
Overall, the Cyc Hunter is a well-built eBike that is comfortable to ride and performs well on various surfaces. It is a very good value for the cost.
Check out this video where I give you an overview and some thoughts as I take the bike for a spin:
Final thoughts
The Cycrown CycHunter Ebike is another wonderful ebike that works well both on smooth and rough terrain. The 2-battery option means that it can be used as a daily commuter or for a nice, long off-road adventure. The bike is built like a tank and works well. My only negative thought is that they should have included hydraulic brakes as opposed to mechanical disc brakes. Otherwise, this is a comfortable ride that supports good posture and is built to keep riding and riding!!
What I like about the Cycrown CycHunter Ebike
- Very long real-world range with dual batteries, making it well-suited for long commutes and all‑day rides.
- Comfortable ride thanks to full suspension, fat tires, and a long-padded seat
- Strong performance with a 750 W (1000 W peak) motor
- Color LCD with USB charging
- 20 x 4.0-inch fat tires
What needs to be improved?
- Mechanical disc brakes
Price: $1099.99
Where to buy: Cycrown website
Source: Cycrown provided a free sample for this review. Cycrown did not have a final say on the review and did not preview it before it was published.
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