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Folding step-through electric fat bike 20" with 748 Wh – Cyseekin C20
Step-through folding e-bike with 20 × 3.0" tyres, a removable 748.8 Wh battery (48 V 15.6 Ah), 60 Nm, hydraulic brakes and up to 120 km claimed. Takes a front basket and rear rack.
The C20 is Cyseekin's go-anywhere folding bike: a step-through frame so you can get on and off without lifting your leg, wide 20 × 3.0 inch tyres and a suspension fork for a comfortable ride over cobbles, gravel or dirt tracks. Its 250 W rear hub motor delivers 60 Nm, the removable 48 V 15.6 Ah (748.8 Wh) battery is among the largest at its price, and hydraulic disc brakes stop it with little effort. It has Shimano 7-speed gears, a colour LCD display, built-in lights and mounting points for a basket and rack. It weighs about 30 kg, so it folds for the car boot or a storage room rather than for carrying.
Guide price: €1,184 (VAT included). See the full data in the specifications on this page.
Estimated real-world range
The manufacturer claims up to 120 km, measured with minimum assistance, flat ground and a light rider. In normal use (medium assistance, a 75–85 kg adult, some hills and stops) we estimate between 53 and 75 km per charge, based on 10–14 Wh/km with its 749 Wh battery. With maximum assistance, cold weather or steep climbs, expect the lower end of the range.
Example: for a 10 km commute each way, you would need to charge it roughly every 2–3 working days.
Who is the Cyseekin C20 for?
- People short on space: it folds for a car boot, a small storeroom or a corner of the flat.
- Tracks, sand, gravel and broken tarmac: the wide tyres soak up bumps and grip well.
- Heavier riders or loads: rated up to 150 kg.
- Riders who value braking: hydraulic disc brakes stop with little effort and need less adjustment.
Do you need a licence or number plate?
No. With 250 W rated power and assistance up to 25 km/h, it is treated as a bicycle in the EU: no licence, no registration and it can use cycle lanes. In Spain helmets are compulsory on interurban roads and for under-16s everywhere.
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Need help choosing? Read our buying guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the real-world range of the Cyseekin C20?
In normal use we estimate between 53 and 75 km per charge; the manufacturer claims up to 120 km in ideal conditions.
Do you need a licence for the Cyseekin C20?
No. It is a 250 W pedal-assist bicycle with assistance up to 25 km/h, so no licence, registration or compulsory insurance is required.
How much does the Cyseekin C20 weigh?
30 kg, and it folds for storage or transport.
Where can I buy the Cyseekin C20?
NovoDix compares the model and sends you to the official brand store, where the purchase is completed with its warranty and delivery.
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Claimed range (km)120
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Rated motor power (W)250
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Motor torque (Nm)60
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Battery capacity (Wh)748.8
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Motor positionRear hub
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Maximum assisted speed (km/h)25
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Weight (kg)30
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Maximum load (kg)150
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Wheel size20 × 3.0 inches
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FoldableYes
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SuspensionFront
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Brake typeHydraulic disc
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Battery48 V · 15.6 Ah, lithium, removable
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DisplayColour LCD
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FrameStep-through
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DrivetrainShimano 7 speed
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HeadlightBuilt-in
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TaillightBuilt-in
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Recommended rider height155–190 cm
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Tyre size20 × 3.0"
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