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Electric surfboard Cyrusher Thunder

13.09.2023

Known for its innovative electric bikes, Cyrusher has revolutionized the world of extreme sports with the introduction of its new Cyrusher Thunder electric surfboard.

The Cyrusher Thunder is an intriguing combination of speed and handling. Capable of reaching a top speed of an impressive 44 mph, this board is a true work of art in the world of surfing. Controlling the device is as convenient as possible thanks to a wireless transmitter and wired remote control, as well as a manual lock and adjustable leg mounts.

Despite the impressive characteristics, the weight of the Cyrusher Thunder allows for easy transportation - only 18 kilograms. But the battery that powers this device weighs 22 kilograms. Thus, the total weight of Cyrusher Thunder is 40 kilograms.

The manufacturer claims that its new product provides unsurpassed performance compared to leading models on the extreme devices market.

The board is 66 inches long and features a powerful electric motor that is capable of delivering 5 watts of continuous power and 10 kW of peak power. It includes a waterproof battery with a capacity of 72 V and 50 Ah, providing an energy reserve of 3,6 kWh. Cyrusher Thunder's autonomy reaches 60 minutes, and a full battery charge takes only 3 hours.

Priced at $9999 in the US market, the Cyrusher Thunder makes this unique board accessible to anyone looking to experience the adrenaline rush of surfing from a new perspective.

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