Eunorau's META and FLASH commuter e-bikes, compared by motor, battery, class and price.
Eunorau META275 1.0 City Cruiser E-Bike — read reviewA step-over city cruiser for commuters who want a torque sensor, listed at $1,699 with a 500W rear hub motor, a 48V 13Ah battery and 27.5 x 2.6-inch tires. The page gives 68.3 lbs and offers Black and Gray.
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Eunorau META275 2.0 Commuter E-Bike — read reviewA 27.5-inch commuter e-bike for riders who want a torque sensor and a choice of sizes S, M and L, listed at $1,699 with a 500W rear hub motor and a 48V 15Ah battery. The page gives 68.4 lbs and a 286 lbs payload capacity.
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Eunorau META20 1.0 Commuter E-Bike — read reviewA 20-inch foldable commuter e-bike listed at $1,699 with a 500W rear hub motor, a 48V 15Ah battery and 20 x 3.0-inch fat tires. The page pitches it at riders who need to fold and stash a bike often, and gives its weight as 63.4 lbs.
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Eunorau META24 1.0 Commuter E-Bike — read reviewAimed at riders who want an approachable step-through bike, the META24 1.0 is listed at $1,699 with 24-inch wheels, a 500W rear hub motor and a 48V 15Ah Samsung-cell battery. The page offers sizes S, M and L and gives 61.7 lbs.
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Eunorau META26 1.0 Commuter E-Bike — read reviewFor riders who want a 26-inch wheel size, the META26 1.0 lists a 500W rear hub motor, a 48V 15Ah battery and 26 x 3.0-inch tires at $1,699. The page offers sizes S, M and L, gives 68.4 lbs and publishes a full geometry table.
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Eunorau FLASH LITE 2.0 E-Bike — read reviewDescribed by the page as the entry point to the FLASH family, this rear-hub fat-tire commuter is listed at $1,899 with a 52V 750W motor, a 52V16Ah battery and CST 20 x 4.0-inch tires. It suits riders who may add batteries later; the page gives 82-92 lbs.
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Eunorau FLASH LITE ST 1.0 E-Bike — read reviewA step-through fat-tire e-bike with brown sidewalls, grips and saddle, listed at $1,899 with a 52V 750W rear motor, a 52V 16Ah battery with LG cells and CST 20 x 4.0-inch tires. It suits riders who want a step-through frame; the page lists 82 lbs and a 440 lbs payload capacity.
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Eunorau FLASH AWD 1.0 Dual-Motor E-Bike — read reviewA dual-motor all-wheel-drive e-bike for riders who want power at both wheels, listed at $2,099 with an AWD 1500W header figure, a 52V16Ah battery and CST 20 x 4.0-inch tires. The page gives a weight range of 82-92 lbs and 440 lbs of payload capacity.
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Eunorau FLASH 2.0 Mid-Drive E-Bike — read reviewA mid-drive fat-tire e-bike for riders who want front and rear suspension, listed at $2,499. The page gives it a 52V1000W Truckrun motor with 220N.m of torque, a 52V16Ah battery, a Shimano 8-speed shifter, CST 20 x 4.0-inch tires and a rear spring suspension.
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DYU C6 26-Inch City Electric Bike — read reviewA 26-inch city e-bike listed from €759 (white) or €769 (black) with a 250W motor, a 36V 12.5Ah removable battery, Shimano 6-speed, a front basket and a rear rack. Outside reviewers call it a basic, affordable commuter, so it suits riders who want that; the page covers the older C6, not the C6 Pro.
Storck Erde.2 City Electric Bike — read reviewA single-speed belt-drive city e-bike from Storck's e:Raddar line at €2,399; the page lists a 250W 60 Nm mid-drive, a 360 Wh removable battery, an aluminum step-over frame and a net 19kg. It is pitched at flat city commutes, and Storck's own shop showed €1,799 on 2026-10-22.
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PROTOUR M920 City Electric Bike — read reviewAn €899 e-bike (€1,099 crossed out) for riders who can live with thin data: the page states a 250W motor, 25 km/h and a 40-60 km range, and the photos show a suspension fork, disc brakes and a rear derailleur, but no battery capacity, weight or frame size is given.
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T-BIRD MIAMI Urban Electric Bike — read reviewListed at €999 with one variant, this black step-through e-bike (per its photos) has no specification on its page. The photos show a battery with a tail light on the rear rack, a rear derailleur and a front disc brake; it suits only a buyer who will get motor, battery and weight figures first.
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PROTOUR City 1.3 Urban Electric Bike — read reviewA grey-blue step-through e-bike (photos) at €1,199 whose page has no specification. The photos show a battery on the rear rack, a large front-wheel hub, an enclosed chain guard and a suspension fork; motor power, battery size, weight and range are not stated, so it suits only buyers who ask first.
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PROTOUR City 5.3 Urban Electric Bike — read reviewA blue step-through e-bike (photos) listed at €1,199 with no specification on its page. The photos show a large down-tube battery, a motor housing at the cranks, a handlebar display and a front disc brake; it may suit a buyer who gets the motor, battery and weight figures from the seller first.
FACESTORE€300 offThe 15 commuter and city e-bikes here come from three stores that serve different markets: 9 from Eunorau (eunorau-ebike.com, a US store pricing in dollars, $1,699 to $2,499), 5 from PRO TOUR (protourbike.com, 25 EU countries, euros, €899 to €2,399) and the DYU C6 (dyucycle.com, 24 EU countries, from €759). Dollar and euro prices are not comparable, so compare within a store. Fit comes first. Eunorau's META line has 20, 24, 26 and 27.5-inch wheels, the META20 with a hinge-folding frame, and lists recommended rider heights of 5'3" to 6'2" (META24), 5'4" to 6'3" (META26) and 5'6" to 6'1" (both META275); three of its four FLASH bikes list 20 x 4.0 fat tires. The Storck Erde.2 lists sizes M (164 to 185 cm) and L (180 to 195+ cm), and the DYU C6 a 120 kg maximum load. Prices were checked on Oct 22 and 23, 2026.
Motor watts are the motor's rated power, and N.m is its turning force. Eunorau's META bikes list a 48V 500W rear hub with 55 to 65 N.m on a 48V 15Ah battery, or 13Ah on the META275 1.0; volts times amp-hours gives watt-hours (Wh), the energy a pack stores, so 720 Wh and 624 Wh. The FLASH bikes list 52V 750W rear motors with 92 N.m on a 52V 16Ah pack (832 Wh), twin 750W hubs on the AWD and a 1,000W mid-drive with 220 N.m on the FLASH 2.0. Listed weights run from 61.7 lbs (META24) to 92 lbs. The DYU C6 lists a 250W motor (500W peak) and a 36V 12.5Ah battery (450 Wh) at 27 kg. Only the Storck Erde.2 page (250W, 60 Nm, 360 Wh, 19 kg) states a battery and weight among PRO TOUR's five; the M920 gives a 250W motor and the others no motor power.
Eunorau's FAQ defines Class 1 as pedal assist only, Class 2 as throttle to 20 mph and Class 3 as pedal assist to 28 mph, and says laws vary by state and country. Its labels here do not always fit its own tables: the FLASH AWD 1.0 and FLASH 2.0 headers say Class 3 while their tables give a 20 mph maximum, and the FLASH LITE ST header says Class 2 while its table lists pedal assist as Class 1 to 4 with Class 2 as the default. Range claims are the stores' own and several rest on a second battery: two Eunorau pages list up to 100 miles on a 17Ah second pack that their accessory lists do not show, and the META275 1.0 lists up to 35 miles, or 65 with a second battery. The DYU C6 lists 60 km with assist and 43 km on throttle, where ERideHero logged 27.6 and 15.3 miles.
PRO TOUR's pages need care. The long description on each product page is the Storck Erde.2's, repeated word for word on all five, so its figures do not describe the other four bikes, and the photos show different bikes: a mountain-bike style frame on the M920 and step-through frames on the T-BIRD MIAMI, City 1.3 and City 5.3. No independent test or customer review of four of the five models turned up in searches on Oct 22, 2026. The store's shipping and warranty policy pages copy another company's text (Totem USA), and its return page keeps a placeholder address, '[INSERT RETURN ADDRESS]'. On Oct 22, 2026 Storck's own shop showed the Erde.2 at €1,799 including VAT, against the €2,399 PRO TOUR asks.
Eunorau ships e-bikes free by FedEx or UPS to the lower 48 states, an estimated 5 to 7 days after 1 to 3 business days of processing. A return must be applied for within 7 calendar days of receipt, for a new, unassembled, unridden bike in its original packaging, with return shipping at your cost; the warranty is 10 years on the frame and 24 months on the battery, motor and electronics. DYU ships free over EUR 100 in an estimated 3 to 5 business days, though its Terms of Service say up to 50 days, gives 30 days for a bike with under 10 km on the display, deducts EUR 200 per e-bike for a change of mind, and offers one year of warranty. PRO TOUR's product pages give 30 days in three cases and a '2-Year Warranty' label, but its policy pages conflict with them.
| Review | Price | Motor | Battery | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eunorau META275 1.0 City Cruiser E-Bike | $1,699 | 48V 500W rear hub, max 65 N.m torque, torque sensor | 48V 13Ah lithium-ion; optional second 15Ah/17Ah | 68.3 lbs; total payload capacity 286 lbs |
| Eunorau META275 2.0 Commuter E-Bike | $1,699 | 48V 500W rear hub, max 55 N.m torque, torque sensor | 48V 15Ah, LG Lithium-ion; optional second 15Ah/17Ah | 68.4 lbs; total payload capacity 286 lbs |
| Eunorau META20 1.0 Commuter E-Bike | $1,699 | 48V 500W rear hub, max 55 N.m torque | 48V 15Ah with Samsung cells; second 15Ah optional | 63.4 lbs on the specification table |
| Eunorau META24 1.0 Commuter E-Bike | $1,699 | 48V 500W rear hub, max 55 N.m torque, torque sensor | 48V 15Ah with Samsung cells; second battery optional | 61.7 lbs; total payload capacity 286 lbs |
| Eunorau META26 1.0 Commuter E-Bike | $1,699 | 48V 500W rear hub, max 55 N.m torque, torque sensor | 48V 15Ah, LG Lithium-ion; optional second 15Ah/17Ah | 68.4 lbs; total payload capacity 286 lbs |
| Eunorau FLASH LITE 2.0 E-Bike | $1,899 | 52V 750W rear motor with 92N.m torque | 52V16Ah standard; optional 52V21Ah and 52V17Ah packs | 82-92 lbs; total payload capacity 440 lbs |
| Eunorau FLASH LITE ST 1.0 E-Bike | $1,899 | 52V 750W rear motor, 92 N.m torque, 52V 22A sine-wave controller | 52V 16Ah with LG cells and a 50A BMS with discharge fuse | 82 lbs; total payload capacity 440 lbs |
| Eunorau FLASH AWD 1.0 Dual-Motor E-Bike | $2,099 | Dual 52V750W hub motors, dual 92N.m torque; header lists AWD 1500W | 52V16Ah standard; optional 52V21Ah and 52V17Ah packs | 82-92 lbs; total payload capacity 440 lbs |
| Eunorau FLASH 2.0 Mid-Drive E-Bike | $2,499 | 52V1000W Truckrun mid-drive, 220N.m torque | 52V16Ah standard; optional 52V21Ah and 52V17Ah packs | 82-92 lbs; total payload capacity 440 lbs |
| DYU C6 26-Inch City Electric Bike | From €759 | 250W rated, peak 500W in the technical table | 36V 12.5Ah removable; 6-8H charging per the technical table | 27kg net weight; 120kg max load, per the spec list |
| Storck Erde.2 City Electric Bike | €2,399 | e:RADDAR mid-drive, 250W and 60 Nm, per the page | e:RADDAR 360 Wh, removable and internal; 3-4 hours to charge per the table | Net 19kg, gross 25kg; max load 130KG, per the page |
| PROTOUR M920 City Electric Bike | €899 | 250W, per the page; where the motor sits is not stated | — | — |
Go by the rider height on the page you buy from. Eunorau lists recommended rider heights of 5'3" to 6'2" for the META24, 5'4" to 6'3" for the META26 and 5'6" to 6'1" for the META275 1.0 and 2.0; one of its pages offers three sizes but lists one frame size and one height range, so it is unclear which size its weight belongs to. The Storck Erde.2 lists M for 164 to 185 cm and L for 180 to 195+ cm.
Multiply volts by amp-hours. Eunorau's META bikes list 48V 15Ah (720 Wh), or 13Ah (624 Wh) on the META275 1.0, and its FLASH bikes 52V 16Ah (832 Wh) with optional 52V 17Ah and 21Ah packs. The Storck Erde.2 lists 360 Wh and the DYU C6 36V 12.5Ah (450 Wh). Four of PRO TOUR's five pages state no battery size.
The FLASH AWD 1.0 and FLASH 2.0 headers say Class 3, speed limited and unlockable, but their tables give a 20 mph maximum speed, and the pages do not say how the two fit or what unlocking changes. The FLASH LITE ST header says Class 2 while its table lists Class 1, 2, 3, 3C and 4 pedal assist with Class 2 as the default. Eunorau's FAQ defines Class 3 as pedal assist to 28 mph.
PRO TOUR's country selector lists 25 EU countries, Germany among them, with free DHL or UPS delivery in 3 to 7 business days and prices in euros. DYU's shipping page names 24 EU countries and not Germany, and a cart test on Oct 22, 2026 returned no rate for a German, UK or US address. Eunorau ships e-bikes to the lower 48 US states, with a +$500 option for Hawaii, Alaska and other countries.
Eunorau gives 7 calendar days from receipt to apply, for a new, unassembled, unridden bike, and you pay the shipping back. DYU's return page gives 30 days for a bike with under 10 km on the display and deducts EUR 200 per e-bike for a change of mind. PRO TOUR's product pages give 30 days in three cases, including a ride trial under 10 km, while its return policy page says sale items cannot be returned and keeps a placeholder address.
Eunorau's limited warranty covers manufacturing defects only: 10 years on the frame and 24 months on the battery, motor and electronics, for US or Canada purchases. DYU's warranty page gives one year, with a replacement frame only, though its product pages show a '12-24 Months Warranty' banner. PRO TOUR's pages show a '2-Year Warranty' label, but its warranty policy page is Totem USA LLC's limited warranty, which covers US purchases only.