💙 Les PROMOS FOLLES du BLACK FRIDAY ! 💙

Black Friday Promotions and Product Impressions

The presenter says brands are already offering discounts and gifts ahead of Black Friday on November 27. Some may add further deals that day, but popular items can sell out quickly. He advises buying only what you actually need. Discount codes generally provide the same offers, so he suggests choosing based on personal preference. He also says he will push partner brands to resolve customer-service problems.

Boosters and Inflators

• BluStarX: A promising brand with good products; the presenter plans to test three new items as the range is refreshed. He recommends it for occasional booster or tire-inflator use, but says people needing equipment for frequent or professional use should choose GFO, which costs more but is better. No extra promotion was available at the time; code Vertigo30 gives 20% off the range.
• JFEGWO: The presenter calls it a reliable choice for both professionals and individuals. After a few customer-service issues that were resolved, he paused the partnership; he says service has since returned to normal. His favorite is a 6,000 / 28,000 mAh booster that he has used for over three years and hundreds of starts. He advises against the compact range, which he considers weaker. No special offer was available; Vertigo30 gives 20% off the range.

E-Bikes

• Cyrusher: The presenter’s favorite bikes for overall consistency. He praises the company’s very fast, efficient customer service and says its new hybrid sensor that cuts off pedaling is a major innovation that makes competing brands seem outdated. The bikes are sporty and powerful, with forceful acceleration—not to everyone’s taste. Promotions and gifts were available, with an additional discount using VertigoVTG. He particularly likes his Aura and says the Aura/Zenith offers excellent value.
• Engwe: Compared to a “Rolls Royce” of bikes: polished, efficient, smooth, and easy for many riders to use, with strong equipment, finishes, and a broad range. However, the bikes are sporty and require pedaling to get moving. The presenter describes it as a quiet, understated choice for athletes. His code gives 10% off, on top of current offers of an additional €100–€200 and gifts; he recommends checking the website for specific deals.
• OneSport Global: Its bikes are excellent and its after-sales service efficient, but the presenter criticizes quality control before shipping. It was running aggressive promotions, with gifts and promo codes.
• Duotts: Described as the sports brand from the same group as OneSport Global. The presenter’s C29L, selling for about €800 on promotion, reaches 45 km/h on the throttle and 55 km/h while pedaling on flat ground; he says it is the fastest bike he owns. Discounts can stack with his codes, with gifts and extra reductions for buying two bikes. He considers it good value.
• Pixar Bikes: The presenter kept the Forge, a self-supporting fat bike. He praises its comfort, finish, and equipment, and likes its orange color, but says it lacks power on hills. A real-world battery-range test is planned. Code VTG30 applies, though he says the brand apparently was not adding extra Black Friday discounts or gifts.
• “Zigb” (name as heard in the subtitles): Sent a projector he found decent for an entry-level model, plus two folding bikes. He considered the S3 average and the S2 Pro good, but preferred the OneSport T16 Max in the same category. Various products were on promotion.

Overall Takeaway

The presenter is enthusiastic about several partner brands but also flags specific drawbacks: BluStarX’s limits for heavy use, JFEGWO’s compact models, Cyrusher’s forceful ride, OneSport’s pre-shipment quality-control issues, and the Forge’s hill performance. He gives no formal ratings or scores.

His main practical warning is that deals may be stock-limited: he recalls popular OneSport models selling out quickly the previous year, even after some stock was reserved for his audience. All views are from the presenter; no other speakers contribute.