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Congrats! I just wish people started wearing nta helmets like xnito or bern hudson, or even full face helmets while riding ebikes. I see a lot of people underprotected out there
I love this bike so much I bought one not received yet out of stock but excited. There is one major problem though for commuters. The battery being in the seat post means anyone can come along just flick the quick release clamp and walk away with the battery £300 plus. There is nothing locking the battery in place. Plus there is no point you can secure with a chain or any kind of lock. This means you would have to take the battery with you. The tube is massive, they should add a locking mechanism or a secure o ring point welded to the tube so you can run a security chain or cable through 👍. The saddle with a security cable is useless as you just take the seat off.
It’s a folding bike so no reason to be locking it outside. I never leave my bike outside 😂 kids literally walking about with grinders in broad daylight is why I got a folding bike that and being able to just jump on the bus or train with the bike folded. I have a Brompton bike so it’s a bit smaller and easier to carry or roll round a shop or wherever I need to go. I test rode the e20 at the weekend at a local garden centre and I was really impressed. Lovely looking bike too and really nice ride. I’m really tempted to grab one for myself. I don’t need an electric bike but really want one now.
Only 110km in so far, but loving mine. Also blue, rides well as Eilis states size matters with rubber. Leccy power is great, balance spot on and I don’t look like I’m riding a clown bike (it’s not too small and I’m 6’2”!) Love how it looks, almost BMX like if you squint. No issues on hills and frankly I’m not changing gears in it, only assist levels. Still rides well on no assistance too and I give it a decent range of challenges. Has a nice walk assist mode for a little boost from the lights if you need, but gets a move on happily enough. Only gripe so far - mine wears insulating tape where it’s likely to mark on the rear of the frame (shown in some of the shots) where the handlebars can scratch - same on the bars. Will protect it more permanently soon, but too busy enjoying it at present.
Yes, I’m that guy, back to report on 800km. Love the bike still, but it’s not been flawless, a slightly irritating creaking has persisted from the front forks, then at 600km the plastic pedals cried enough, which I have now replaced with excellent metal Japanese made folders from Amazon - a massive improvement. To counter this weight increase the kick stand worked itself loose/ and has been taken off before it falls off. Design flaw, it’s not held in well on the frame. Due a service soon and under warranty so I’ll report back. The flip side is that it’s better to ride with more solid pedals, the motor/ battery/ controller have been flawless and it continues to make my other bikes redundant, I just enjoy bombing around on this thing. Buy one, swap out the pedals and enjoy it.
Hey Really appreciated a long term review. Can I please ask how many miles are you getting on power 5 (after long term use). Considering buying one and any help is much appreciated😊
@@priyankahariharan2497 I don’t tend to just leave it in 5 for any long period so I don’t have any real comparison, but it doesn’t seem to have deteriorated at all, I’m certainly not charging it any more frequently,
I hope here in the UK we adopt cycling more and more as a form of everyday transport, We seem to be a bit snotty towards cycling in this country. We treat cyclists as a hinderance and look down on them as if they're losers even when they are just riding in a cycle lane not bothering anyone else. I nearly bought one of these for commuting, I really like it but in the end opted for a mountain bike as that offers more flexibility on where you can ride.
"It's just so usable, you really can take this anywhere and everywhere" - well i doubt you can, it's folding measures are huge, I would say you can transport it better on a train when not folded (or only the steering folded down), but only if there are not many people on the train. Furthermore it weighs 17,5 kg, this is pretty heavy for a "folding bike". The Brompton (non-electric) and its copy, the Dahon curl i4 are the only usable folding bikes, you can really take everywhere, even on a bus or under the table in a cafe.
This is identical to the Mycle Compact, your last 'fave rave'. Only the Mycle is cheaper. There seems to be a plethora of these identical bikes coming out now from different 'UK Manafacturers'. These films feel more like advertorials now - I wish you as a channel would be more upfront as it seems less than credible.
Hi Jason - yes it uses the same frame as the Mycle, which we also love. We're in support of British-made e-bikes that are safe and good value, that's our only agenda. Estarli didn't pay us any money to make this video - we funded the production of it ourselves. I hope that's up front enough for you! If you want to know more, check out the "about" section of our website: electroheads.com/pages/about-us
So if its the same frame as the Mycle, it must be Chinese made, presumably therefore all the other components are Chinese made -are these the same as Mycle ? Is it then more accurate to say you are supporting UK bicycle assembly rather than manufacture? Also having this in your shop does look like bias in the face of increased price for pretty much the same bike.
We purchased this Vivi 27.5” electric bike and a Tentaquil 26” electric bike for our 13 and 14 year olds. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUiL0GnyDjP32RJdd660sP8mZk4CRLTCJ The Vivi was much easier to put together. With the Vivi, there was a video link to assist with assembly which made the process easier to follow (we did put the handlebars on upside down, but it was a quick and easy fix). With the Tentaquil, the assembly was not as simple to follow, but after we messaged the company for an assembly video, it was easier and they did respond quickly. The other major differences were that the Vivi has a grip throttle on the right handle (like a motorcycle) and the Tentaquil has a push throttle that you use your thumb to activate. The monitors were also different, so if you’re looking for something specific in terms of changing the bikes functions, pay attention to what the monitor offers. We were really impressed with the overall quality and functionality of both bikes, but if you’re looking for more power and an easier assembly, definitely go with the Vivi!
I'm so torn between getting a full sized ebike or a foldable. The main issue I have is having to secure a ebile outside a shop for instance whereas you can (within reason) take a folding back in a shop (supermarket most likely).
I have the E28.8. It's a great bike (although mine has an issue with the motor that Estarli are looking into), and I'm tempted to get the E20.8. It would be my first folding bike should I decide to get one, and the differences aren't that drastic. The E28.8 is 4.5kg lighter, has 5k more distance and doesn't fold. With folding bikes, you never really have to worry about it being stolen as you can bring it anywhere. I don't lock my E28.8 up and always bring it inside, but if I wanted to drive to the coast and go for a long cycle, it would be much easier with the E20 folding bike. It depends on what your use cases are. :-)
Really interested in this bike. Thanks Eilis for another great review, love your humour. One question, anyone had any experience on hills with this bike?
They're very similar, they both use the same frame. We've tested both and marginally prefer the ride of the Estarli, and we love how accessible their team is - they always seem happy to help. If you're bringing it down to a choice between these two British-made bikes though, you can't go too far wrong! Let us know which you go for.
Weighed up the same. Estarli had the better battery/ when you factor in the warranty/ tyres and most importantly when I got mine, the right bike shop as a distributor/ servicing specialist + two services. Worth the difference for me.
The reviewer missed out where the battery connects to the bike - right under the seat post on the bottom, it has a very lose cable, not good Electroheads.
The body styling looks very similar to my Qualisports Nemo. Sadly I’ve only got 16” tires but they are thicker. Sigh story of my life. However for $1000.00 it did come with mud guards. However it’s single speed. Man! Can’t win for losing:)
Would you suggest me this bike? I live on 2 floor and Have to carry this bike to the apartment. If you say yes it is okay I will save 1800€ . This cost me 2100€ and brompton c line electric cost me 3800€. Your recommendations will be appreciated
Hey Eilis, You guys must also cover Tata Motors new car launched in India. :Tata Tiago EV.' It is an affordable proper EV hatchback, starting price around 10,000 USD. It can be a very popular choice for ev buyers in developing markets. Also, a good option for a city car in some European markets as well.
Hey Ben! It's worth having a chat with the team either via our online chat on our website electroheads.com/ or email hello@electroheads.com and we can help you out. It's hard to make recommendations when I don't know things like how you'd like to use the bike, what kind of terrain your commute is, how long your commute is. So hit us up and we can chat you through the best option!
Lovely video, thank you. I noticed you seem to be able to freewheel on this bike, even on the level. Is this so? My Freego folder from 2017 has served me well but it has to be pedalled at all times unless going down fairly steep hills.
If you check out dozens and dozens of folding 20-in e-bikes... This one is missing the little guard bar they weld to the bottom of the pedal crank housing to keep the sprocket and chain from grinding into the ground when it's folded. Where's the little guard rail bar on the bottom of the crank housing?
@@fastfreddy19641 I'm not sure what a moskow Ebike is but to me budget or affordable is certainly less than £800 so i do think under that heading used in the video that it's rather misjudged
'People with a lower budget' and the headline says value i simply felt this wasn't within a lower budget range but thats a matter of opinion. The channel however is one of the best.
This discussion seems to come up a lot! For us, around the £1k mark, with the right components, made in the UK, is great value for money - and that makes it an affordable, quality option. It's not cheap, but there's a reason we don't feature £500 e-bikes on our channel. You do get what you pay for.
A great bike but unfortunately the company itself is not that great. I've had one on order for almost two weeks and have now been told another couple of weeks before it will be delivered.
This bike was first described as cheap. To me £1200 isn't cheap!! Half of that price would be cheap! I live in Yorkshire where Londoners think our hills are like mountains and 250w's is useless for mountainous hills.....
This looks identical to the Mycle compact which I bought earlier this year and it’s crap. I’ve upgraded so many parts on it I might as well paid for a better bike 🙈
A delight to watch as always, but 1200 quid for a dud magnet? Someone got that wrong. Nice bike/price though. Happy without the bloopers... You are selling escooters knowing that the majority are going to be used illegally, not a good look for a responsible, influential vlog.
I thought you said low budget that's not low budget I call under £700:00 low budget it doesn't look that strong my last e bike was £650 with a proper removable battery and I certainly had my moneys worth out of it Until some idiot crashed into me the bike was a right off but the guy admitted it was his fault and he did pay me the full price plus money to get to and from work for one month by taxis he arranged to meet me at his bank the same day he withdrew the cash handed it to me I luckily was only badly bruise my new bike the same make and model will be ready for pick up at the end of this month it's a full size twenty six inch wheels with the proper style handle bars I don't like the straight style on your bike with just the battery totally removable without have to remove the seat each time also I hate such tiny wheels looks like a kids bike with such small wheels
This seems like a rip off of the Fiido D21. For the price of this bike you're better off going with the original, which is a couple of hundred quid cheaper.
It’s not really though is it! It’s like saying the Mazda MX-30 is the same as the MG ZS. Both electric SUVs, but different. Quality of components and frame structure is an important consideration and even with a quick glance you can see they’re different.
I certainly don't think the good folks at Fiido would claim they invented the folding e-bike! They have the same spec motor but with different frames. So it's down to which aesthetic you prefer, and whether you want to pay a little bit extra for something made in the UK. We're itching to test out the D21, so hopefully it'll be on the channel soon.
Not only is the Fiido D21 cheaper, it also has a much bigger battery and range while weighing the same as this ebike. This video is more like an advert disguised as a review.
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Love mine. Done 134km on it so far but my commute has 200m of climbing on the way home. Handles it fine 👍
Congrats! I just wish people started wearing nta helmets like xnito or bern hudson, or even full face helmets while riding ebikes. I see a lot of people underprotected out there
My bike was £660 HIMO Z20
10AH 36V 250W, 20”tyres, 2 sets of mudguards, 6 gears, Disc brakes. Had it 2 years and loving it.
22kg ouch
I love this bike so much I bought one not received yet out of stock but excited. There is one major problem though for commuters. The battery being in the seat post means anyone can come along just flick the quick release clamp and walk away with the battery £300 plus. There is nothing locking the battery in place. Plus there is no point you can secure with a chain or any kind of lock. This means you would have to take the battery with you. The tube is massive, they should add a locking mechanism or a secure o ring point welded to the tube so you can run a security chain or cable through 👍. The saddle with a security cable is useless as you just take the seat off.
It’s a folding bike so no reason to be locking it outside.
I never leave my bike outside 😂 kids literally walking about with grinders in broad daylight is why I got a folding bike that and being able to just jump on the bus or train with the bike folded.
I have a Brompton bike so it’s a bit smaller and easier to carry or roll round a shop or wherever I need to go. I test rode the e20 at the weekend at a local garden centre and I was really impressed. Lovely looking bike too and really nice ride. I’m really tempted to grab one for myself. I don’t need an electric bike but really want one now.
Why can't you lock it through the triangular section and just take the seat post?
Only 110km in so far, but loving mine. Also blue, rides well as Eilis states size matters with rubber. Leccy power is great, balance spot on and I don’t look like I’m riding a clown bike (it’s not too small and I’m 6’2”!) Love how it looks, almost BMX like if you squint.
No issues on hills and frankly I’m not changing gears in it, only assist levels. Still rides well on no assistance too and I give it a decent range of challenges. Has a nice walk assist mode for a little boost from the lights if you need, but gets a move on happily enough.
Only gripe so far - mine wears insulating tape where it’s likely to mark on the rear of the frame (shown in some of the shots) where the handlebars can scratch - same on the bars. Will protect it more permanently soon, but too busy enjoying it at present.
Yes, I’m that guy, back to report on 800km. Love the bike still, but it’s not been flawless, a slightly irritating creaking has persisted from the front forks, then at 600km the plastic pedals cried enough, which I have now replaced with excellent metal Japanese made folders from Amazon - a massive improvement. To counter this weight increase the kick stand worked itself loose/ and has been taken off before it falls off. Design flaw, it’s not held in well on the frame. Due a service soon and under warranty so I’ll report back. The flip side is that it’s better to ride with more solid pedals, the motor/ battery/ controller have been flawless and it continues to make my other bikes redundant, I just enjoy bombing around on this thing. Buy one, swap out the pedals and enjoy it.
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Really appreciated a long term review. Can I please ask how many miles are you getting on power 5 (after long term use). Considering buying one and any help is much appreciated😊
@@priyankahariharan2497 I don’t tend to just leave it in 5 for any long period so I don’t have any real comparison, but it doesn’t seem to have deteriorated at all, I’m certainly not charging it any more frequently,
I hope here in the UK we adopt cycling more and more as a form of everyday transport, We seem to be a bit snotty towards cycling in this country. We treat cyclists as a hinderance and look down on them as if they're losers even when they are just riding in a cycle lane not bothering anyone else.
I nearly bought one of these for commuting, I really like it but in the end opted for a mountain bike as that offers more flexibility on where you can ride.
I bought the 16.7 and I flipping love it, the riding position is just perfect.
That's so great to hear!
They used to be affordable but they have now put the price up numerous times. There's much better for less money now!
I’ve had one of these for 4 months and love it.
Great to hear! How have you found it on hills?
@@Electroheads I live in London so don’t encounter many but I’ve tackled Crooms Hill Greenwich and it was fine!
"It's just so usable, you really can take this anywhere and everywhere" - well i doubt you can, it's folding measures are huge, I would say you can transport it better on a train when not folded (or only the steering folded down), but only if there are not many people on the train. Furthermore it weighs 17,5 kg, this is pretty heavy for a "folding bike". The Brompton (non-electric) and its copy, the Dahon curl i4 are the only usable folding bikes, you can really take everywhere, even on a bus or under the table in a cafe.
who ever is editing these videos i just wanna say that i think you are doing a good job. never stop the memes plz. :D
This is identical to the Mycle Compact, your last 'fave rave'. Only the Mycle is cheaper. There seems to be a plethora of these identical bikes coming out now from different 'UK Manafacturers'. These films feel more like advertorials now - I wish you as a channel would be more upfront as it seems less than credible.
Does seem like the manufacturer could have sponsored. Especially as Electroheads are selling it themselves now.
Hi Jason - yes it uses the same frame as the Mycle, which we also love. We're in support of British-made e-bikes that are safe and good value, that's our only agenda. Estarli didn't pay us any money to make this video - we funded the production of it ourselves. I hope that's up front enough for you!
If you want to know more, check out the "about" section of our website:
electroheads.com/pages/about-us
I'm guessing that's why they don't mention the word "review" anywhere in the description or title. It is nothing but a glorified advert.
100% correct. These bikes in terms of the frame and components all come from the same Chinese factories, just with different branding and paintjobs.
So if its the same frame as the Mycle, it must be Chinese made, presumably therefore all the other components are Chinese made -are these the same as Mycle ? Is it then more accurate to say you are supporting UK bicycle assembly rather than manufacture? Also having this in your shop does look like bias in the face of increased price for pretty much the same bike.
Electric is the future guys ! Ive had 2 in the past years.
We purchased this Vivi 27.5” electric bike and a Tentaquil 26” electric bike for our 13 and 14 year olds. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUiL0GnyDjP32RJdd660sP8mZk4CRLTCJ The Vivi was much easier to put together. With the Vivi, there was a video link to assist with assembly which made the process easier to follow (we did put the handlebars on upside down, but it was a quick and easy fix). With the Tentaquil, the assembly was not as simple to follow, but after we messaged the company for an assembly video, it was easier and they did respond quickly. The other major differences were that the Vivi has a grip throttle on the right handle (like a motorcycle) and the Tentaquil has a push throttle that you use your thumb to activate. The monitors were also different, so if you’re looking for something specific in terms of changing the bikes functions, pay attention to what the monitor offers. We were really impressed with the overall quality and functionality of both bikes, but if you’re looking for more power and an easier assembly, definitely go with the Vivi!
So what I'm taking from this video is that, in fact, size does matter.
I'm so torn between getting a full sized ebike or a foldable. The main issue I have is having to secure a ebile outside a shop for instance whereas you can (within reason) take a folding back in a shop (supermarket most likely).
I have the E28.8. It's a great bike (although mine has an issue with the motor that Estarli are looking into), and I'm tempted to get the E20.8. It would be my first folding bike should I decide to get one, and the differences aren't that drastic. The E28.8 is 4.5kg lighter, has 5k more distance and doesn't fold. With folding bikes, you never really have to worry about it being stolen as you can bring it anywhere. I don't lock my E28.8 up and always bring it inside, but if I wanted to drive to the coast and go for a long cycle, it would be much easier with the E20 folding bike. It depends on what your use cases are. :-)
Really interested in this bike. Thanks Eilis for another great review, love your humour. One question, anyone had any experience on hills with this bike?
We tried a couple of hills on our test ride. I forgot to use the gears but still cycled up the hills using level 5.
I just used a Lime e-bike for the first time -- £5.60 for a 20-minute ride! Makes one of these seem cheap.
I'm thinking the Mycle might be better for less money, and more options for colours
They're very similar, they both use the same frame. We've tested both and marginally prefer the ride of the Estarli, and we love how accessible their team is - they always seem happy to help.
If you're bringing it down to a choice between these two British-made bikes though, you can't go too far wrong! Let us know which you go for.
@@Electroheads Yes I thought they looked very similar. I think I was swayed by the colour co-ordinated saddle, grips, and sidewall tyres 😁
Weighed up the same. Estarli had the better battery/ when you factor in the warranty/ tyres and most importantly when I got mine, the right bike shop as a distributor/ servicing specialist + two services. Worth the difference for me.
Am wondering how many of these companies import the same frames. I get giddy looking at all the different options online.
What's the difference between e20 and e16? Also it was great of them to hide the battery but I think the bold E still gives it away 😂
Thanks for metric. Now I can understand all in this English video
The reviewer missed out where the battery connects to the bike - right under the seat post on the bottom, it has a very lose cable, not good Electroheads.
It’s a shame it doesn’t have the hydraulic disc brakes at that price point but it does have the gears so that will be the trade off
This bike increased in price by £200+ on 5 Months?
The body styling looks very similar to my Qualisports Nemo. Sadly I’ve only got 16” tires but they are thicker. Sigh story of my life. However for $1000.00 it did come with mud guards. However it’s single speed. Man! Can’t win for losing:)
I like Eilis!
Would you suggest me this bike? I live on 2 floor and Have to carry this bike to the apartment. If you say yes it is okay I will save 1800€ . This cost me 2100€ and brompton c line electric cost me 3800€. Your recommendations will be appreciated
Would this survive a 3000 mile a year commute for a couple of years?
Can you do an unboxing & review of the Fiido D21 folding eBike? It's about £1100 and it comes with a lot.
We're in convo with Fiido at the moment, so watch this space!
@@Electroheads Thank you. 🚲 ⚡
The body looks very much like my Qualisports Nemo.
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Hey Eilis, You guys must also cover Tata Motors new car launched in India. :Tata Tiago EV.' It is an affordable proper EV hatchback, starting price around 10,000 USD. It can be a very popular choice for ev buyers in developing markets. Also, a good option for a city car in some European markets as well.
Battery not low centre of gravity; but good you walk off with it, and seat.
Well, I liked the video👍🏼👍🏼
Are there any major differences between this and the e20.7? Also, would you recommend this or the ADO Air 20S?
Hey Ben! It's worth having a chat with the team either via our online chat on our website electroheads.com/ or email hello@electroheads.com and we can help you out. It's hard to make recommendations when I don't know things like how you'd like to use the bike, what kind of terrain your commute is, how long your commute is. So hit us up and we can chat you through the best option!
Great review, very nice bike 👍, I like the cycling helmet featured in the video. What's the make/model please?
Thanks! The helmet is an Abus - not sure about the model
Lovely video, thank you. I noticed you seem to be able to freewheel on this bike, even on the level. Is this so? My Freego folder from 2017 has served me well but it has to be pedalled at all times unless going down fairly steep hills.
When will you be able to load a review of the new Estarli e20 Play?
1:23 ronnie pickering? 😂
Very very similar to the decathlon e folding bike except that the decathlon bike is £699.
One thing i dont like is the cable hangs so low down
Another great video but it is odd that all your folding electric bike reviews leave put the top uk folding bike company, Brompton.
No hills in Southwark, you want hills come next door to Lewisham!
Nice and easy
Do the pigeons come with the bike, or are they extra? ...liking this bike for slow, Highlands riding
Fiido D21?
can get a miried one for around same
This, the Estarli 16.7, mirider one or the mirider gb3?
In order if you can please, thank you.
I recently bought the ado a20 but if I would of known about this one then I would of gone for it.
Ado A20 is 350W. This one is only 250W. You looking to downgrade?
do you also ship in australia?
If you check out dozens and dozens of folding 20-in e-bikes... This one is missing the little guard bar they weld to the bottom of the pedal crank housing to keep the sprocket and chain from grinding into the ground when it's folded. Where's the little guard rail bar on the bottom of the crank housing?
Has it got throttle or suchlike?
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20" huh? :) Great bike! Do you deliver to Australia?
Maybe one day! But not yet
Still not cheap though.
I actually agree with you i was thinking affordable budget is more £750 .
@@Grumpygutz I can't remember what I paid for my moscow electric mountain bike but I'm sure it was less than a grand
@@fastfreddy19641 I'm not sure what a moskow Ebike is but to me budget or affordable is certainly less than £800 so i do think under that heading used in the video that it's rather misjudged
We didn't say it was "cheap" 😉
'People with a lower budget' and the headline says value i simply felt this wasn't within a lower budget range but thats a matter of opinion. The channel however is one of the best.
Not really budget, it’s not expensive… but you can get cheaper in Halfords.. starii isn’t a known brand
This discussion seems to come up a lot! For us, around the £1k mark, with the right components, made in the UK, is great value for money - and that makes it an affordable, quality option.
It's not cheap, but there's a reason we don't feature £500 e-bikes on our channel. You do get what you pay for.
Halfords. Ha. At your peril.
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A great bike but unfortunately the company itself is not that great. I've had one on order for almost two weeks and have now been told another couple of weeks before it will be delivered.
Store website unsecured , my firewall wont aloow me to access
Hi Avi! The Electroheads website is SSL secured - are you sure there's not an issue with your firewall?
This bike was first described as cheap. To me £1200 isn't cheap!! Half of that price would be cheap! I live in Yorkshire where Londoners think our hills are like mountains and 250w's is useless for mountainous hills.....
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Have you reviewed the eclectic brompton?
Incoming 😉 watch this space
She's a great presenter
What speed does motor give in mph
15.5mph like all the other overpriced and underpowered UK ebikes. You're better off with Chinese ebikes which are 20mph+ and cheaper than this.
I can see an OF page where she just talks about saddle comfort and wheel size.
This looks identical to the Mycle compact which I bought earlier this year and it’s crap. I’ve upgraded so many parts on it I might as well paid for a better bike 🙈
2:48 I hope you didn't ride it with the brake cable housing popped out of the adjuster like that!
Just adverts now. No real reviews anymore. Sold your soul
2:47 The craftsmanship is just bad...
Yes it’s definitely bike I need in my life, the one with hot pants.
A delight to watch as always, but 1200 quid for a dud magnet? Someone got that wrong. Nice bike/price though. Happy without the bloopers... You are selling escooters knowing that the majority are going to be used illegally, not a good look for a responsible, influential vlog.
I thought you said low budget that's not low budget I call under £700:00 low budget it doesn't look that strong my last e bike was £650 with a proper removable battery and I certainly had my moneys worth out of it Until some idiot crashed into me the bike was a right off but the guy admitted it was his fault and he did pay me the full price plus money to get to and from work for one month by taxis he arranged to meet me at his bank the same day he withdrew the cash handed it to me I luckily was only badly bruise my new bike the same make and model will be ready for pick up at the end of this month it's a full size twenty six inch wheels with the proper style handle bars I don't like the straight style on your bike with just the battery totally removable without have to remove the seat each time also I hate such tiny wheels looks like a kids bike with such small wheels
Why buying a bike with such small wheels? Why no a normal Dutch electric bike, that also rides comfortable when only using man power.
Buy cheap, buy twice...
This seems like a rip off of the Fiido D21. For the price of this bike you're better off going with the original, which is a couple of hundred quid cheaper.
It’s not really though is it! It’s like saying the Mazda MX-30 is the same as the MG ZS. Both electric SUVs, but different. Quality of components and frame structure is an important consideration and even with a quick glance you can see they’re different.
Bikes like the Estarli are using Dahon technology, which has been refined over decades, and far predates Fiido.
I certainly don't think the good folks at Fiido would claim they invented the folding e-bike! They have the same spec motor but with different frames. So it's down to which aesthetic you prefer, and whether you want to pay a little bit extra for something made in the UK.
We're itching to test out the D21, so hopefully it'll be on the channel soon.
Not only is the Fiido D21 cheaper, it also has a much bigger battery and range while weighing the same as this ebike.
This video is more like an advert disguised as a review.
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