Cyseekin e-bikes compared
Three city and folding e-bikes with 250 W motors, which matches the EU pedelec power limit, shipped from a German warehouse.
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Prices in EUR as listed on 26 October 2026; strikethrough shows the brand's listed regular price. The brand lists free EU shipping and a 2-year warranty.
| Model | Price | Motor | Battery | Claimed range | Weight | Max load | Folding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C10 Compact folding city e-bike | €899 | 250 W, 37 Nm | 345.6 Wh (36 V 9.6 Ah) | up to 100 km | 18.6 kg | 120 kg | Folds |
| S10 City commuter e-bike | €749 | 250 W, 55 Nm | 499.2 Wh (48 V 10.4 Ah) | up to 100 km | 27.9 kg | 150 kg | No |
| C20 Fat-tire folding, low step-through | from €1,184 | 250 W, 60 Nm | 748.8 Wh (48 V 15.6 Ah) | up to 120 km | 30 kg | 150 kg | Folds |
All three list Shimano 7-speed gearing. C10 and S10 use mechanical disc brakes; C20 uses hydraulic disc brakes. Range is the brand's claim and varies with rider weight, terrain and assist level.
Which one, by the numbers
- Lightest and easiest to carry: C10 at about 18.6 kg, and it folds. It has the smallest battery of the three.
- Cheapest: S10 at €749, a non-folding 26-inch commuter with a 499 Wh battery.
- Most range and braking: C20 with a 748.8 Wh battery, hydraulic discs and up to 120 km claimed. It is also the heaviest at about 30 kg.
- Rider height: the brand recommends 150–190 cm for C10 and 155–190 cm for S10 and C20.
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