I love my Fiido ebikes, I have a T1, Q1S & M21 & love each one of them, I highly recommend Fiido ebikes from their awesome ebikes, to their top notch after sales service!
Year late but Fiido bikes are excellent, and great value l have the Fiido C11city bike, powerful and strongly built looks fantastic too, batterys very modern fits into the frame, it makes hills into pool table flat land lol. I'm also struggling not to buy the Fiido Air bike, what a modern piece of look8ng bike n tech it is, you wouldnt tell from a fewfeet away it waas an E Bike and most wouldnt know even stood next to it, my family think I'm nuts buying bikes at my age 67,should get a car again they say, but l love going down the designated bike trails around my area, l get fresh air, wonderful views, as much exercise as l want or none if l dont want, l can carry sandwiches, flask of tea or coffee,binoculars, a small blanket to sit on, bluetooth speaker, Anything l need for a comfort filled ride out. I cant praise Fiido enough.
@@garricktuitt3132My advice is if in the city, you would need a totally legal ebike as the police seem to take more notice there than they do up north where l live, l would reccomend the Fiido C11 city bike as thats what its aimed at, but at the moment unless policy changes it is illegal as it has a 500w motor and a thumb throttle, so if l were you l would go for the Fiido C21 Gravel bike its got the legal 250 watt motor and no throttle, it has torque sensor which really helps the assist kick in much quicker, the batterys built into the frame, and you can add another battery to extend your range, l would have gotten it first if it was a step thru but it isnt and as l had a hip replacement last year that didnt take very well l have limited range of movement so the step thru to mount Fiido C11 City bike is my choice thru neccessity. But the gravel bike ( it says gravel but its mostly for city riding and a bit of untaaxing off road if you wanted to. Plus its only 17kg which is 9kg less thn mine which is 26kg, there is another Fiido bike coming out in October the Fiido Air, it looks fantastic againnthe batterys built in the frame but the frame looks even slimmer it is a piecce of futuritic design but with classic looks still and weighs only 13kg which i phenomenal for an E Bike, at present you cn preorder it at £1636 and is going up to £2545 later in the year, lf l could id buy it too, in fact I'm very very tempted to look it up.
Fiido bike are good value for the money only let down by their brakes . Fiido you need to sort out the cheap and rubbish brakes. So many people complain about the brakes rubbing and squeaking. My 2 bikes are no different.
I love my Fiido ebikes, I have a T1, Q1S & M21 & love each one of them, I highly recommend Fiido ebikes from their awesome ebikes, to their top notch after sales service!
Would you say its a reliable brand? I worried about battery dangers.
fiido.com/fiido-c21pro-city-electric-bike.html?scode=afo6wthn
Year late but Fiido bikes are excellent, and great value l have the Fiido C11city bike, powerful and strongly built looks fantastic too, batterys very modern fits into the frame, it makes hills into pool table flat land lol.
I'm also struggling not to buy the Fiido Air bike, what a modern piece of look8ng bike n tech it is, you wouldnt tell from a fewfeet away it waas an E Bike and most wouldnt know even stood next to it, my family think I'm nuts buying bikes at my age 67,should get a car again they say, but l love going down the designated bike trails around my area, l get fresh air, wonderful views, as much exercise as l want or none if l dont want, l can carry sandwiches, flask of tea or coffee,binoculars, a small blanket to sit on, bluetooth speaker, Anything l need for a comfort filled ride out.
I cant praise Fiido enough.
Greetings I am considering one of these e bikes for London. Which and why would you recommend. Kind regards Mr Garrick
@@garricktuitt3132My advice is if in the city, you would need a totally legal ebike as the police seem to take more notice there than they do up north where l live, l would reccomend the Fiido C11 city bike as thats what its aimed at, but at the moment unless policy changes it is illegal as it has a 500w motor and a thumb throttle, so if l were you l would go for the Fiido C21 Gravel bike its got the legal 250 watt motor and no throttle, it has torque sensor which really helps the assist kick in much quicker, the batterys built into the frame, and you can add another battery to extend your range, l would have gotten it first if it was a step thru but it isnt and as l had a hip replacement last year that didnt take very well l have limited range of movement so the step thru to mount Fiido C11 City bike is my choice thru neccessity.
But the gravel bike ( it says gravel but its mostly for city riding and a bit of untaaxing off road if you wanted to.
Plus its only 17kg which is 9kg less thn mine which is 26kg, there is another Fiido bike coming out in October the Fiido Air, it looks fantastic againnthe batterys built in the frame but the frame looks even slimmer it is a piecce of futuritic design but with classic looks still and weighs only 13kg which i phenomenal for an E Bike, at present you cn preorder it at £1636 and is going up to £2545 later in the year, lf l could id buy it too, in fact I'm very very tempted to look it up.
Fiido bike are good value for the money only let down by their brakes .
Fiido you need to sort out the cheap and rubbish brakes.
So many people complain about the brakes rubbing and squeaking.
My 2 bikes are no different.
Fiido listened to you the new Fiido Air has SHIMANO brakes