I was trying to decide between the Fiido M1 Pro and the Engwe Ep2-pro and in the end I went for this bike. My reasons were that 750W can often be a bit too powerful from an ebike. The higher torque often makes the acceleration feel a little more than you bargained for and the top speed is way more than you would actually want on a bicycle. The only pro of having that extra power is for climbing hills, but that's not too much of an issue for me as I don't mind also getting a little bit of exercise on a bike. Another real pro of the M1 Pro is that the handlebars are considerably wider. The handle bar on the Engwe is absurdly short which I imagine would make the handling very jerky. Full suspension is also a big plus for going off the beaten path and having a little bit more fun with the bike. Haven't received the bike yet but I'm very happy with my purchase.
Cool! With a lack of public transport in the Philippines this last year of lockdown there are many more bicycles out and seeing a few models of electric also.
A bigger crank at the front makes hills harder to climb that's why mountain bikes have smaller ones. and I think you will find the rattle is the battery in the frame. I have the standard m1 love it.
You are correct, however when the wheel diameter comes down to 20" you need the bigger crank to not spin out completely at 25mph with a 11tooth on the rear. The mountain bikes have 24", 26" and 27.5" all the way up to 29" wheels can maintain 25mph with a smaller crank. On a rear hub motor it can do say 15mph on 500watts regardless of front chain ring up say a constant 6% smooth gradient. Hope that helps.
I just got an M21 Pro here in the UK. Looks almost identical, except it has a rear light and (flimsy) mudguards. The light switch has gone, along with the horn that has been replaced by a rather pathetically small thumb operated bell. Retails for around £1,100.
Fiido bikes look great, BUT I wish reviewers would talk about long term durability, customer service support. To me customer service support is 50% of The whole experience. Anyone know about their customer service? I’ve heard of mixed reviews and this makes me nervous, versus going with an American well established company with great customer service such as Rad.
I had a D4S for a year and had no issues and i just pre - ordered the M21 from them. Imo Fiido one the better company's especially if you live in the UK, laws like dumping tax of 62% make it difficult for most company's but Fiido have a UK warehouse so can maintain their lower prices. Their webstite is good full of spare parts batterys etc spoke with their customer sevice a few times they have always been helpful and friendly to me.
@@honeybadger9425 wow thanks so much for your input Honey! I’m glad this company has worked so well for you! After reading this I’m gonna go to their website and check out their products! Even for the US they’re prices are good!
@@seleneperez7322 If your in the US your lucky you have alot more options i would look around tbh. Trouble for us in UK is the gov made it very expensive to import ebikes over 250w. I assume Fiido caught on to the gap in the UK market and get around the this by importing the bikes in bits to their UK warehouse then build them in the UK and that keeps the prices sensible. Like i say our 62% dumping tax makes importing a fully built ebike very expensive for us, say a £700 ebike from China becomes something silly like £1600 just with all import fees. In the US you have none of that worry and you can get much more powerful ebikes for cheaper.
You can buy mudgaurds relatively cheap. And the weight of the bike is an advantage. It makes the bike get taken more seriously by others on the street. From pedestrians to even car drivers. I own an ADO A20F. And the respect I get on the road with that bike. I cannot tell you. Its built like a tank. I never got that respect when I had a road bike. The power and build of that bike. And the sound of it. Makes people take you seriously. I love it. I carry a spare battery in my cargo box. And take my rightful place on the road.
If this had 20x4 inch slicks it would be the ebike equivalent of a cadillac. Bringing an extra battery might help too if I plan on going on super long trips.
I put SPEEDSTER HONEYCOMBS on mine. And the range increased by over 3 miles. I changed out that saddle to. For the most comfortable big saddle in the world with a backrest. And it indeed looks like the Cadillac of ebikes. Fast but smooth and luxury. It gets alot of attention and respect on the road.
I don't really get the point in this personally. A) I don't think cadence sensing lends itself to any sort of all mountain, trail riding b) the suspension is completely useless, I don't know why they bothered adding it. Would've been far better if they could've added some decent components on that front. I've got the d4s and at 6kg lighter and with my weight at 62kg I can tackle any hill and never feel lacking for power. Of course I can't take it off road but I could probably achieve better comfort levels with wider balloon tyres
Agreed re off road riding, but I think this bike would make a lot of sense on road. Put some slicker road 4 inch tyres on and even with the cheap suspension this bike would be considerably more comfortable than the d4s.
It's the best fat tyre ebike for the money HANDS DOWN. People who nit pick the suspension and a rattle here and there. Have no idea. It's a solid built bike with awesome top speed and decent range. The only must change is the SADDLE. If you do long commutes of 20 plus miles a day like I do. I changed out the saddle for a thick one with a backrest. And it looks AWESOME. It's the ultimate cruising bike. Has great power and comforts with the new saddle. I highly recommend it.
@@fender1000100 the rattling seems to put people off but it's only the battery in the frame making the noise, wrap some insulating tape around both ends of the battery and slide back into frame,sorted
Chris! Great professional review as always , i really admire your work . ihave a suggestion : a review of a lankeleisi xt750 plus e bike. they seem pretty good. keep it up
I would probably pgrade the rear suspension at some point to something better, seems like a really nice bike though overall an 500w is a nice balance, I wouldn't want to go any higher 30/35mph is fast enough imo as Ive got my own diy 500w and its scary xD
25mph on a bike is plenty fast. People get carried away with speed. And if you are going 25mph or faster. You really wanna suit up PROPERLY. Full face helmet etc. I've seen some shocking accidents. With arrogant complacent riders. Not wearing any protection.
@@danilomangatia1260why would you charge any e vehicle while it's on? Is this a serious question? 😂 bro don't buy any electrical anything. Just walk or get a bus pass.
This rear suspension is nonsense. Just put a big universal saddle on it with a backrest. And you will feel like you are floating down the street. The saddle and the PSI in the tyres make more for a comfortable ride than any suspension. It's seriously overrated. When I got my M1 PRO. That saddle had to go straight away. 10 miles on it and my backside was on fire. With the giant universal. It's like you are sitting on a comfortable sofa. You can sit on it for hours and it's still comfortable.
Crappy suspension not only does not add any benefits but is the weakest point on these bikes when you actual want take it offroad.. Foldable frame has no porpuse which such big and heavy bike.. if you want folding, you get d4s or D11. Even the Xiaomi Z20 will be a better pick if you want to take it offroad.
Unlikely if you stick to 30km/h max. But if you ride about at 40km/h then there is a chance. They could fine you and even take the bike of you (If you broke road rules etc)
After seeing one of these in person and seeing the welds, they match up with the vids I've seen and those welds are horrendous. The bike feels and looks cheap to me (at least cheaply made).
Looks really good , it's foldable as well as battery changeable I am just wondering if the brand will it continue to survive and will i still be able to get parts in the long run.
Love the bike my only concern is the battery that has 500 charges and could not find the replacement battery anywhere not even from the bike supplier here in the UKr maybe you can adapt other batteries but is a long shot. Any ideas where to find spares especially the battery? Nice review
maybe it is possible to use this battery in the ado m20+ ? it looks exact the same, and you can change the voltage from 36 to 48v in the settings. whould be great to have over 600wh instead of 380.
I have doughts if this frame around the battery will last long and be stable enough - If it does not, the battery will carry with and you can't remove it anymore... My bikes usually survive around 10.000 km, then the steel pipes brake in the middle... How thick is that frame and what material?!?
If you are using a bike like this to commute to work and back mostly on roads. It will Last for years. If you think you are gonna rough up a bike jumping curbs. And rough off reading few bikes are gonna last long. When I buy a bike for sub £1000. If I get 18 months use out of it. I'm over the moon. And if I like the bike I will buy a new one or the latest model. Over that 18 months I will have saved alot of money in train and cab fares. So that's how I look at it. I spend £800 to £1000 on an ebike. It saves me at least £1000 over the next 18 months. And I get exercise too.
We have the same version here in Asia .. interesting how your chain guard looks and the LCD is also different compared to our Asian version called SAM EBIKE or SAMEBIKE is our brand. Looks Identical actually but is your gears Shimano? Wasn't sure if I heard that part .. sorry
Hi there. You mentioned that if one does not need a foldable bike they should get an E-bike that does not fold because it would be cheaper. Could you please shed some light in make and model of E-bike I could get a good one that also could get up to 40/50km/h? Would really appreciate any suggestion you might give! Thanks in advance!
This looks better, I have the SAMEBIKE, a big disappointment, never got over 28 kph when unlocked, the motor actually burned out on the first ride even though I ran it in assisted mode with constant pedalling. The motor in the SAMEBIKE is too weak.
can anyone say how fat tire affects resistance and effort you need to do to move? Love bicycles ,but never rode fat tire one , but tested a good bunch of tires , thin high pressure tires are so so easier to roll than same diameter offroad tires with those rubber cubes on it. There is so much rubber to move around so I was wondering.
Doesn't seem that different a little more resistance yes and road noise of the tires but no much more. BUT running a low PSI for them to be a bit more giving it's then quite a bit harder without the motor.
Nice review! I’ve got two questions for you: - does it accelerate noticeably faster than the D4s on throttle only mode? - does it have a higher topspeed compared to the D4s (both unlocked)? Thanks!
That rattling noise from the suspension is simply horrible. And for 1400 euros you could get a rad mini with a 14ah samsung battery , bafang motor and quality components. I currently own a D1. Not sure I would buy a fiido again after all the crap I had to go through with my D1.
The rattling is NOT the suspension but the battery in the frame,simple fix,wrap some insulating tape around each end of the battery and slide back into frame,sorted no more rattling, all ebikes with similar design have this small little annoyance
@@Techtablets Thanks. Exercise is what I want, with assist when I need it, but this seems like I'll be in scooter mode all the time, it being so heavy.
I wish it was cheaper- I know the price isnt very high for a beast of an e bike but if only it was not so much coz I really want this beast but I cant spend £900 for one especially as it will probably only take about 2 days before it gets stolen In my city 😥
You make no sense. The WHOLE POINT of a fold up bike is you take it with you. The days of leaving an expensive bike outside on the street for some scumbag to try and steal are long gone. And if I have to pop into a shop during my travels. I play music and have my lights flashing. Nobody in their right mind is going to try and steal a bike like that. They dont know where you are at. People have to start thinking PROPERLY.
No stupid background music, goes straight to the point, very good and clear presentation. Nice job dude, that's how we like it
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful scenery! I would love to ride this version of the M1.
I was trying to decide between the Fiido M1 Pro and the Engwe Ep2-pro and in the end I went for this bike. My reasons were that 750W can often be a bit too powerful from an ebike. The higher torque often makes the acceleration feel a little more than you bargained for and the top speed is way more than you would actually want on a bicycle. The only pro of having that extra power is for climbing hills, but that's not too much of an issue for me as I don't mind also getting a little bit of exercise on a bike. Another real pro of the M1 Pro is that the handlebars are considerably wider. The handle bar on the Engwe is absurdly short which I imagine would make the handling very jerky. Full suspension is also a big plus for going off the beaten path and having a little bit more fun with the bike. Haven't received the bike yet but I'm very happy with my purchase.
Wow, finally a Fiido with a removable battery! It was a large issue with more compact models.
25 kgs, however... Thanks, I'll stick to 15 kg Qicycle.
Cool! With a lack of public transport in the Philippines this last year of lockdown there are many more bicycles out and seeing a few models of electric also.
A very honest review, good on the pros and cons, thank you, happy new year.
Got mine ,really excited about this one
Nice enjoy!
How it is going 1 year later ? About to buy one!
A bigger crank at the front makes hills harder to climb that's why mountain bikes have smaller ones. and I think you will find the rattle is the battery in the frame. I have the standard m1 love it.
You are correct, however when the wheel diameter comes down to 20" you need the bigger crank to not spin out completely at 25mph with a 11tooth on the rear.
The mountain bikes have 24", 26" and 27.5" all the way up to 29" wheels can maintain 25mph with a smaller crank.
On a rear hub motor it can do say 15mph on 500watts regardless of front chain ring up say a constant 6% smooth gradient.
Hope that helps.
A sensor to detect when you're piddling? That could be useful on really scary trails 🤣
🤔😂
Pedal with the PRO you only ghost pedal on steep hills. This baby is all about THE THROTTLE.
I don't think that rattling is the suspension (same with the ADO A20)
I think it's the battery rattling in the frame\
I was hoping you would review this one :) You made some interesting points, tbh i was on the fence with this one but it does look like a lot of fun.
It's an awesome bike. I've been 44kph on mine. And got 29 miles out of it pure throttle. 41 miles with a mixture of pedal assist and throttle.
I just got an M21 Pro here in the UK. Looks almost identical, except it has a rear light and (flimsy) mudguards. The light switch has gone, along with the horn that has been replaced by a rather pathetically small thumb operated bell. Retails for around £1,100.
Can you unlock the speed on it like the M1 pro,I have a M21 ordered, thanks Dave
@@mickmills2362 Yes you can unlock. The torque sensor is superb on the M21 and the front suspension has been upgraded, it's a really great bike.
@@simonbean1264
Wow, wow, thank you!! 😍👍
Fiido bikes look great, BUT I wish reviewers would talk about long term durability, customer service support. To me customer service support is 50% of The whole experience. Anyone know about their customer service? I’ve heard of mixed reviews and this makes me nervous, versus going with an American well established company with great customer service such as Rad.
I had a D4S for a year and had no issues and i just pre - ordered the M21 from them. Imo Fiido one the better company's especially if you live in the UK, laws like dumping tax of 62% make it difficult for most company's but Fiido have a UK warehouse so can maintain their lower prices. Their webstite is good full of spare parts batterys etc spoke with their customer sevice a few times they have always been helpful and friendly to me.
@@honeybadger9425 wow thanks so much for your input Honey! I’m glad this company has worked so well for you! After reading this I’m gonna go to their website and check out their products! Even for the US they’re prices are good!
@@seleneperez7322 If your in the US your lucky you have alot more options i would look around tbh. Trouble for us in UK is the gov made it very expensive to import ebikes over 250w. I assume Fiido caught on to the gap in the UK market and get around the this by importing the bikes in bits to their UK warehouse then build them in the UK and that keeps the prices sensible. Like i say our 62% dumping tax makes importing a fully built ebike very expensive for us, say a £700 ebike from China becomes something silly like £1600 just with all import fees. In the US you have none of that worry and you can get much more powerful ebikes for cheaper.
The 2 main cons for me would be the weight and no mudguards. Then, about the range, buying a spare battery will make it.
You can buy mudgaurds relatively cheap. And the weight of the bike is an advantage. It makes the bike get taken more seriously by others on the street. From pedestrians to even car drivers. I own an ADO A20F. And the respect I get on the road with that bike. I cannot tell you. Its built like a tank. I never got that respect when I had a road bike.
The power and build of that bike. And the sound of it. Makes people take you seriously. I love it. I carry a spare battery in my cargo box. And take my rightful place on the road.
I just got one for £850 by buying it in dollars, directly from their site. that includes £88 for delivery. At that price its a steal IMO
you may get a customs charge.
Woooow ! Awesome, a new Bike powered by Apple Silicon M1 ! Big fan s2
eh...s2?
If this had 20x4 inch slicks it would be the ebike equivalent of a cadillac. Bringing an extra battery might help too if I plan on going on super long trips.
I put SPEEDSTER HONEYCOMBS on mine. And the range increased by over 3 miles. I changed out that saddle to. For the most comfortable big saddle in the world with a backrest. And it indeed looks like the Cadillac of ebikes. Fast but smooth and luxury. It gets alot of attention and respect on the road.
Idk why but I find fat tire bike really attractive
Looks like it has off road trail bike tires
Great review
Thanks for watching!
Nice review, I'd just check its not the battery rattling instead of the suspension,.
I think it's coming from the fork more than the battery inside the frame.
I'd say it's the second key hanging out of the bottom
I don't really get the point in this personally. A) I don't think cadence sensing lends itself to any sort of all mountain, trail riding b) the suspension is completely useless, I don't know why they bothered adding it. Would've been far better if they could've added some decent components on that front.
I've got the d4s and at 6kg lighter and with my weight at 62kg I can tackle any hill and never feel lacking for power. Of course I can't take it off road but I could probably achieve better comfort levels with wider balloon tyres
Agreed re off road riding, but I think this bike would make a lot of sense on road. Put some slicker road 4 inch tyres on and even with the cheap suspension this bike would be considerably more comfortable than the d4s.
can we change the front and rear suspension to some better product?
Very good honest pros and cons reviews.
The clunking on the suspension is unnerving
Got it, unlocked speed, modified it, great bike for price, 2000 km after 2 months just osom bike.
How to unlock?
how wide is the bike when unfolded?
I have a really tight storage room and I don't really trust the measurements on Chinese websites ahahah
It's the best fat tyre ebike for the money HANDS DOWN. People who nit pick the suspension and a rattle here and there. Have no idea.
It's a solid built bike with awesome top speed and decent range. The only must change is the SADDLE. If you do long commutes of 20 plus miles a day like I do. I changed out the saddle for a thick one with a backrest.
And it looks AWESOME. It's the ultimate cruising bike. Has great power and comforts with the new saddle. I highly recommend it.
@@fender1000100 the rattling seems to put people off but it's only the battery in the frame making the noise, wrap some insulating tape around both ends of the battery and slide back into frame,sorted
Chris! Great professional review as always , i really admire your work . ihave a suggestion : a review of a lankeleisi xt750 plus e bike. they seem pretty good. keep it up
Where are they sold? Doubt I'll buy one sorry I normally review what brands can send me to test. (With ebikes)
Great review. Might get one :-)
I would probably pgrade the rear suspension at some point to something better, seems like a really nice bike though overall an 500w is a nice balance, I wouldn't want to go any higher 30/35mph is fast enough imo as Ive got my own diy 500w and its scary xD
25mph on a bike is plenty fast. People get carried away with speed. And if you are going 25mph or faster. You really wanna suit up PROPERLY. Full face helmet etc. I've seen some shocking accidents. With arrogant complacent riders. Not wearing any protection.
9:09 someone outbid you on eBay haha! Awesome review buddy. 👍
Great review. Thanks.
Thanks for that; I just received my bike today though they didn't send the charger or the screws to support the front wheel!!
No? That's very odd did it fall out of the box. Otherwise what a blunder from them!
@@Techtablets No checked, nothing there
Thanks for reviewing this was very helpful.
that rattle noise is from the battery, not the front suspension, i know it because i have one as well.
Correct.
Handlebar lock came broken and my bqck mudguard required me to pull the tire off🥵 otherwise good, charging now
Nice bike ...nice review.
Can the battery get a charge when removed? What is the weight of the battery?
Are there faster chargers. 10 Amps?
Hi the battery can be charged anywhere. Out of the bike no issues. Its about 5 kilos
Sorry, when charging the battery, the keys must be inserted and the bike on or the keys must be removed?
how wide is the bike when unfolded?
I have a really tight storage room and I don't really trust the measurements on Chinese websites ahahah
@@danilomangatia1260why would you charge any e vehicle while it's on? Is this a serious question? 😂 bro don't buy any electrical anything. Just walk or get a bus pass.
Great video ? Was this shot in Greece ?
Med coast of Spain. Place called Denia.
Are you aware you can change the rear suspension firmness by twisting it? You didn't mention that in the review.
Yes but it barely does anything. I twisted it out to the max position
This rear suspension is nonsense. Just put a big universal saddle on it with a backrest. And you will feel like you are floating down the street. The saddle and the PSI in the tyres make more for a comfortable ride than any suspension. It's seriously overrated.
When I got my M1 PRO. That saddle had to go straight away. 10 miles on it and my backside was on fire. With the giant universal. It's like you are sitting on a comfortable sofa. You can sit on it for hours and it's still comfortable.
Crappy suspension not only does not add any benefits but is the weakest point on these bikes when you actual want take it offroad..
Foldable frame has no porpuse which such big and heavy bike.. if you want folding, you get d4s or D11. Even the Xiaomi Z20 will be a better pick if you want to take it offroad.
Really Z20 isn't a fat .. Z20C is Fat Bike ... really the Z20 is much better than this model ?
Do they offer fenders for this bike as an option?
I think you can order them separately.
“A larger chainwheel would help with the climbs” Are you sure about that? 🤔
Wow 😍 Where are you riding today?
Around the med coast of Spain. Place called Denia.
@@Techtablets The entire scenery looks gorgeous, thanks for the reply!
A bike needs to be really serviceable over form. How annoying will it be if you get a flat tire?
Annoying just like any other bike. But these bigger tires are less prone to flats. I've also got slime anti puncture solution in both tires.
Good review 👍
Suspension sounds like crap.
Cheers
All fiido bikes rattle
I've got the L3 and it rattles and the battery rattles 😱
You get what you pay for This bike can be had for less than £900 now. And for that money its INCREDIBLE.
Thanks ..very helpful review. Where was your testing location? Nice coastal region!
Hi, Med coast of Spain. Denia.
How likely are you to be stopped by the Garda on a bike for going over 25km/h? What would they do if it happened?
Unlikely if you stick to 30km/h max. But if you ride about at 40km/h then there is a chance. They could fine you and even take the bike of you (If you broke road rules etc)
After seeing one of these in person and seeing the welds, they match up with the vids I've seen and those welds are horrendous. The bike feels and looks cheap to me (at least cheaply made).
what phone did you use for the POV riding shot? or was it an action cam?
Looks good
Looks really good , it's foldable as well as battery changeable I am just wondering if the brand will it continue to survive and will i still be able to get parts in the long run.
These battery packs I've seen used on various other models so it will be easy to get a new one.
@@Techtablets appreciate your quick answer /reply,
How about tyres and other parts?
Does anyone know?
Are you sure that it's foldable?
Would love that range with D4S or M1 Pro (simply put something of that size).
OMG!!! cool ride 😍
Dont agree we got 5 m1 pros absolutely mint bike brilliant
Please review engwe ep2 pro
Awesome :)
Thanks 😁
When you service it do you take it to a motor bike store or bike store ?
What's the weight of the bike? the manual says 25kg. reckon that's without the battery.
It’s heavy but around 26-27 kilos all up.
@@Techtablets If its indeed 26-27 then its not bad for a fat tyre bike, most other similar bikes are over 30kg.
Would this be too small for myself, I am 6ft3?
Thank you
This crank sensor isnt a torque sensor like the m21
How is it with the height? Does it fit with a 195cm height person?
I'm 186cm it's fine. Your knees should be fine.
I am 1.95m. Can i still ride it somehow?
Got same question to the reviewing guy :) I'm 1.87 and 105kg
@@brokerauto
Depends you will have to crouch over a bit. The handlebars cant be adjusted theyte are set at 106 CM.
Love the bike my only concern is the battery that has 500 charges and could not find the replacement battery anywhere not even from the bike supplier here in the UKr maybe you can adapt other batteries but is a long shot. Any ideas where to find spares especially the battery? Nice review
You can get a 12.8AH battery on most sites.
is it possible to put it in the standard biggest baggage?
maybe it is possible to use this battery in the ado m20+ ? it looks exact the same, and you can change the voltage from 36 to 48v in the settings. whould be great to have over 600wh instead of 380.
great review. where is this place ?
Can the speed be reset back to factory speed after unlocking?
Yes you just hold a button and pull both break levers basically at least thats how my d4s works.
Hello, can you please recommend a better (and higher) front suspension?
Thanks
Can we ride this on heavy rain?
The problem with fat bikes is that the tire leaves the rim when you get a punture 😱
And you fall off 😰
You get a lot less mileage out the battery
Not in my experience.
I have doughts if this frame around the battery will last long and be stable enough - If it does not, the battery will carry with and you can't remove it anymore...
My bikes usually survive around 10.000 km, then the steel pipes brake in the middle...
How thick is that frame and what material?!?
If you are using a bike like this to commute to work and back mostly on roads. It will Last for years. If you think you are gonna rough up a bike jumping curbs. And rough off reading few bikes are gonna last long. When I buy a bike for sub £1000. If I get 18 months use out of it. I'm over the moon. And if I like the bike I will buy a new one or the latest model.
Over that 18 months I will have saved alot of money in train and cab fares. So that's how I look at it. I spend £800 to £1000 on an ebike. It saves me at least £1000 over the next 18 months. And I get exercise too.
@@fender1000100 Just in town streets are not good...
We have the same version here in Asia .. interesting how your chain guard looks and the LCD is also different compared to our Asian version called SAM EBIKE or SAMEBIKE is our brand. Looks Identical actually but is your gears Shimano? Wasn't sure if I heard that part .. sorry
Yes Shimano gears on this one. And I see it's also the MATE in the UK basically the same bike with a different paint job.
Your channel name is tech tablets and you didn't Unbox the iPad air 4 😁 please Unbox and do a review
Hi there. You mentioned that if one does not need a foldable bike they should get an E-bike that does not fold because it would be cheaper. Could you please shed some light in make and model of E-bike I could get a good one that also could get up to 40/50km/h? Would really appreciate any suggestion you might give! Thanks in advance!
Maybe the Eskute mountain ebike? There are a few that aren't foldable that can do that on banggood.com
This or 500W SAMEBIKE LO26?
Thanks! ;)
This looks better, I have the SAMEBIKE, a big disappointment, never got over 28 kph when unlocked, the motor actually burned out on the first ride even though I ran it in assisted mode with constant pedalling.
The motor in the SAMEBIKE is too weak.
Hey to hit you so late but do the m1 and m1 pro use the same size battery
Whats the location here? 11:54 thats a car from my home country but this is definitely not my home country.
can anyone say how fat tire affects resistance and effort you need to do to move? Love bicycles ,but never rode fat tire one , but tested a good bunch of tires , thin high pressure tires are so so easier to roll than same diameter offroad tires with those rubber cubes on it. There is so much rubber to move around so I was wondering.
Doesn't seem that different a little more resistance yes and road noise of the tires but no much more. BUT running a low PSI for them to be a bit more giving it's then quite a bit harder without the motor.
@@Techtablets interesting :) Thanks for your reply :)
Is this good for a tall person? Or is there any bikes like this for tall people I’m 6ft5
How long it take to deliver in London .
It would be great to get a comment pn how it has eorked for you long term . Thanka
Hey how many hours can you ride after battery charge and can you get into the display my friend
A bike that may give a good impact on other passengers when bringing it into buses or trains.
Nice
Hey friend do the fido m1 and fido m1 pro has the same battery and the motor is different one is 250 motor and 500 motor hu
how thes tiny spokes hold that big wheels? what they made of wonder if D4s spokes breaks so fast so thes should brake after one ride?
Nice review! I’ve got two questions for you:
- does it accelerate noticeably faster than the D4s on throttle only mode?
- does it have a higher topspeed compared to the D4s (both unlocked)?
Thanks!
Yes and yes. I can get it unlock up to about 43km/h on the flat. And yes acceleration is better and the power for climbs
@@Techtablets tnx for the reply, appreciated
@@Techtablets saying that, was it clocking 43kmh on the Fiido controller display or on a GPS speed tracker? I know the Fiido display is a little off
@@niekvanderkam
Its fast enough trust me. I've been 28mph.
@@fender1000100 you’re late to the party, I’ve been using it for a year as we speak ;)
Do you know how much NM the motor has
I think it’s 40nm off the top of my head
That rattling noise from the suspension is simply horrible. And for 1400 euros you could get a rad mini with a 14ah samsung battery , bafang motor and quality components.
I currently own a D1.
Not sure I would buy a fiido again after all the crap I had to go through with my D1.
The rattling is NOT the suspension but the battery in the frame,simple fix,wrap some insulating tape around each end of the battery and slide back into frame,sorted no more rattling, all ebikes with similar design have this small little annoyance
Hi. Do you need license to ride this bike?
this guy lists everything but where to buy the bike
Fiido.com or Banggood
How do you start electric fold away bike thanks
Can I just park this anywhere else? I mean safety of the battery ? Can anyone get the battery after folding ? Security of the battery? Thank you .
No without the key they cant its locked in.
How you unlock ?
11:55
I'm calling the spanish authorities, somebody arrest this man.
is it possible to take the battery out and charge in your apartment?
yes
Someone knows how to check the odometer on this new display (version 2021) ?
Is it actually practical to use this as a normal bike without power or will you feel exhausted after just a few miles?
It's very heavy so depends on your fitness if it is or not.
@@Techtablets Thanks. Exercise is what I want, with assist when I need it, but this seems like I'll be in scooter mode all the time, it being so heavy.
can you use m1 battery in fido DS2 e bike
Will you please tell me ... Do you know wich is better e bike fiido m1 pro or lankeleisi x2000 plus ?
Sorry I haven't reviewed that other model so wouldn't know.
how wide is the bike when unfolded?
I have a really tight storage room and I don't really trust the measurements on Chinese websites ahahah
Bikes not wide at all. About 21 inches.
I wish it was cheaper- I know the price isnt very high for a beast of an e bike but if only it was not so much coz I really want this beast but I cant spend £900 for one especially as it will probably only take about 2 days before it gets stolen In my city 😥
You make no sense. The WHOLE POINT of a fold up bike is you take it with you. The days of leaving an expensive bike outside on the street for some scumbag to try and steal are long gone. And if I have to pop into a shop during my travels. I play music and have my lights flashing. Nobody in their right mind is going to try and steal a bike like that. They dont know where you are at.
People have to start thinking PROPERLY.
How much autonomy it gives please tell me sir with pedal assisted
It will give you 15 to 20 miles all out throttle. 20 to 25 Miles with a mixture. 30 to 35 miles pure pedal assist.