I like that it is marketed as an e scooter, not trying to masquerade as a bicycle. Very cool, reminds me of the mini bikes we used to ride as kids, with old flathead engines from lawn mowers, this is so much more useful and functional.
I have owned 2 different fiidos models in London for like the past 2-3 years. So happy with the d4s that I brought another just recently. This looks pretty cool too.
Looks like a really cool platform to mod and customize. The only thing I can see from this brief glimpse of the bike is maybe move the foot pegs forward on the frame for a more comfortable riding position. That and secondly an adjustable seat.
Nice! I made a bike like this years ago, welded up a frame and added a petrol engine , go kart clutch etc... I have a spare 1500w hub and 2 48v 10Ah batteries and have been thinking of using the hub as a power source using the disc mount to mount a sprocket then through a gear system. future project :)
I had my first fall off my e-scooter today (wearing my helmet of course!)! I was only stationary and reversing sideways on the pavement (like repositioning it to cross over) thankfully, but it was a good one.. And I thought I was going to get away with never having a fall, lol the hubris..
The future of urban commuting is very exciting. When I retire in twenty years I can only imagine what is going to be available on the market. Perhaps we will have batteries with 1,000+ km on one charge. I see myself driving around on a ebike or escooter for my daily errands when I'm an old guy.
I would love this bike, I really like the speed. I wish the other fiido models had the same speed as this. This would be awesome to ride 2 miles just to go to work.
Completely illegal and does not even have pedals. At least if you build a traditional looking powerful electric bike you can pretend you are pedalling and blend in with other cyclists. This is basically a moped that will get you pulled over and you'll end up with 6 points + fine.
You got mysub just because how much you made me laugh when you was acting cool sitting on the bike and then loosing your balance ending up on the floor so glad you didn't cut that out 😅😊😂
I was looking at the Fiido Q1s 3 weeks ago they way they do them up makes it look sweet. I would love to get one but its the law in the UK that puts a downer on Escooters and Ebikes.
Apart from the olympic park / private land - I don't think there is anywhere where you can legally ride this bike... So setting it up as commuting solution is a little bit deceptive. Although I love the idea of something like this eventually being useable. I've wanted an electric scooter for a while, but still waiting on the laws to change.
@@KevBoughen and if it is classed as a motorbike, it’ll need to be taxed, insured and registered with a number plate etc. And L plates if you haven’t passed the bike test.
Basically this guy is trying to sell something in the UK which is not legal on public roads and he is basically spewing shit from his mouth. Not much good for somebody 6'5 and 120 kg.
@@LA.Guitar looking at it it should be shouldn't it after all it's no real different to a monkey bike. Personally I wouldn't risk getting one until this grey area is cleared up, just cause it's electric doesn't make it somehow safer on the streets than petrol powered.
Sonny, u left out other crucial elements we all want to know. : It's km range on a full charge : How many hours to charge the battery : Does the battery need to be drained flat each time before re-charging : What is it's maximum gradient when climbing hills : How does it perform driving on grass and gravel : Can a larger battery with more volts & amps fit into the housing of the frame
Excellent points of interest. I would think that passing the wrong cop on the road (if you don't have an operator's license and proper gear to make it street legal) you can kiss that thing (and the £1000 you spent on it) goodbye.
Dude…think of this as a platform to stick on it the battery , controllers , motors and brakes that YOU WANT… and make it go as far and fast as you would like
I have the fiido d3s and pot holes are dangerous with little wheels even at moderate speeds of 16mph. I built a proper mountain bike conversion within a couple of months and it is far safer.
A slightly better? than a stand-up escooter? Hardly. A 26+" wheels are safer.💡☝️❗⚡⚡.Be carefull❗⚠️ I ride the VSETT8+ SOLID TIRES. Dangerous always have to watch for potholes & twigs...etc. Although it is fun & fast enough. Only electric mountain bike is better with dual drive wheels.✅🇨🇦🇭🇺👽🆒😎
@@rexluminus9867 yeah it's the pot holes and twigs etc I have to watch out for with the little wheels. On s smooth surface they are fine but in in Yorkshire so not much smooth about lol. 26 inch wheels with full suspension is another world in comparison and my latest bike has 27.5 inch 2.5 tyres, 160 travel suspension and is a beast off road.
@@FlyingFun. Great Nigel. That's a nice suspension travel. Full suspension MTB is also my favored one. I'd like it with dual motors someday. The VSETT8+ with dual motors switched on is fast ~40Km! At that speed the wind resistance gets noticable.Quite a hill climber.Smaller wheels go faster.Be safe & healthy
@@rexluminus9867 vset8 plus looks good and not ridiculous price either, for commuting a scooter makes more sense if you dont have somewhere to store a bike both ends. The big problem with ebikes is security, cant really take it in shops etc and dare not leave it outside even with multiple locks for long. Wind resistance is a killer for the range once you get over 15 to 20mph in my experience with the ebikes, if I sit at 30mph range is easily halved compared to an average of 10 to 15mph.
Hello brv.... I have the T18 but fried a chip or something on the Battery pack. Accidentally plugged wrong charger in. Anything you can do to help pls ..... I've spoke to them at PET already
Ive made an electric trike with written off cellular tower batteries. 210ah 36v pack...range 350+km on a single charge...best part it was almost free....Always amazes me how high the prices are for ready made ebikes...
Ya at least in USA and Canada, it's gotta have working peddles to be considered a legal ebike. I guess if the power was upgraded to keep up with traffic it would kinda be like an electric moped???
@@APPLEPIE978 Thanks man. 👍 It's the same here in the UK too unfortunately. And anything over 250w becomes an issue too. So it's all great bringing these machines to the market but where do the manufactures expect their customers to use them if we're all still governed by significantly out dated transport laws? Shame. Looked great. TBH though I still prefer me a Super73 or similar. Awesome. 😎👌
@@crazylikeafox7290 The manufacturers don't "expect" anything, other than to sell them and make money. If you're foolish enough to buy something that's not legal to use, then that's down to you, not the company who made it. The law as it stands has been fine for 100 years. You only want it changing because you bought something that is illegal to use, and you now want to use it. You'd need hugely expensive insurance cover to ride around on something like this. If you cleaned someone up on the pavement, and they were injured and spent time off work, they could sue you for thousands. Lost income, stress, the injury itself. It's a minefield.
@@Brian-om2hh Easy, easy, Brian. I only asked a question and like MANY keyboard warriors you've gone full throttle attack. Yes, I have a E-Scooter which I use sensibly and frequent and not ONCE have I been pulled by the police or been a danger/menace to the public. And the second Insurance becomes available I'll buy it, regardless of cost. Also, "I'm foolish enough to buy something that's illegal"....but it's fine for the govenment to charge VAT/profit on those illegal items? And the UK law on a number of things, not just transport, is both VERY outdated and biased (try having a fair divorce in the UK - that's a joy to behold!). This country on a number of things is slowly but very surely going down the sh*tter and it's us.....well, people like you, that are allowing it to happen.
Yeah it goes too fast and is even illegal under the moped classification so closest it comes to is a motorbike which this one doesn't go fast enough to go on the freeway for but it would only be allowed on car roads no bike lanes
Loving it nothing out of the ordinary for me just a set of pedals and a bbshd bbs02 even tongsheng maybe a CYC of some type with an ASI Controller the traditional stuff keep it simple like myself great video thanks mate
I agree. I think he meant 500W nominal. More than 2000W through through that tiny motor and the risk of frying it would be considerable IMHO. I could certainly see this take 750W, maybe even 1000W reliably. 5000W would be enough to take you over 100 km/h. Yet this thing seem to top out at around 60 km/h.
I live on a boat, and one of these would be great for general transport. I could fold and pack this away without worrying about leaking petrol or oil. This reminds me a lot of the old 50cc Honda Monkey bike, and in the UK they'll have to get type approval or whatever for the high power versions. If they can sell a version with the right power level and limited to 30mph it will count as a moped, so it will need a set of lights, mirrors, and it will need to be licensed and insured (so a provisional license would be ok), but they can probably undercut the present offerings of e-mopeds with this simple, compact and lightweight design, and for people who need tiny, stowable transport, this is fantastic.
A scooter that looks like an E bike, more confusion for the cops, another loophole to travel at 65 kph with no restrictions, wow the E revolution is here to stay!
Make a bike with forks or fenders that have the batteries in them that sit lower than the axles, and you instantly boost stability beyond any other electric bike.
@@truetech4158 How you gonna put battery's below the axle genius? 😅 Are you aware the axles are just about the lowest point on the machine 🤡 only the bottom portion of the wheels is lower to the ground, LET'S HERE IT MR PHYSICS
@@ianmangham4570 you behave like you really have to struggle with physics to make sense of it. You willfully overlook the distance between the axles and the ground, why?
Good info. For me ebike without full suspension is non starter. Especially for heavy one. Vibrations will shatter it into pieces in long term use. I like this one but would not ride it fast. Looks dangerous for fast rides. I like small dimensions too.
I have the Fiido M1 which is my first bike in 20 year and I’m really enjoying it despite having no clue about bikes nevermind e-bikes 😂 - I got mine off the Fiido website and shipping to the UK took about 5 days.
Thanks for the video, the best I saw on the Fiido Q1 / Q1S!! I want one, I may buy it in a few months, but yes, I will mod it for sure, at least have a 2 or 3kW motor(s).
It'll be around the same price as a used motorcycle, and close a new pre-made ebike with less or near the amount of power compared to customizing it to your liking/needs.
i just got one of these little babies in Manila, Philippines (at a shop called Pro Scooter).. i got the Fiido Q1s (which has way better suspension/Shock Absorbers). i actually came to pay off and pick up a stand up scooter (Dual Motor power muththa'fu#ka) and i saw the Fiido Q1s.. and went hmmmmmm.. asked questions, and gradually switched over.. So, some of the things that they allowed me to do in this shop (at an extra cost - of course), that helped that switchover decision.. where upgrades that make this "Scooter" more powerful... First i got a longer seat put on it (like yours in this video).. and asked to have an ignition switch installed (to turn it on with a key).. Then the most important upgrade was putting in a more powerful BATTERY.. it gives this little badboy way more torque, speed (around 40 to 45 mph.. with me on it - i'm about 200 lbs, 5ft 11).. and the battery last way longer.. Did my first test (after 2 rainy days in Manila).. and i'm very happy with it.. it Climbs hills really cool.. just found that out coming from an underground parking lot.. and it speeds down the street. At first i was being super careful, but i'm getting more use to how it rides now, and i can see myself being a super freak on it.. GET A HELMET Before you got nuts on it. I would like to add, 2 things i had problems with (out the box).. First, the way it accelerates when you hit the throttle (its herky jerky), and trying to adjust to that.. when i told the Shop owner.. he said "oh, use this app".. and transferred an app to my phone. That App made all the difference in the world.. you are able to calibrate "Fast Start" & "Slow Start" settings that make the throttle acceleration more smoother (i had a similar problem with my Wide Wheel Pro scooter, and had to order a whole different throttle to make that issue go away)... The other little issue is sometimes the bike.. oops "Scooter" tends to want to pop a wheely.. and i have to be careful not to sit to far back on the seat when i'm starting off.. other than that.. This thing is a beast (with the battery upgrade) .. The brakes are GREAT.. & i love that there are brakes for both tires.. I added an aftermarket headlight on the handle bars that has 800 Lumens, it came with a tail light, but i don't do much night riding, i'm not sure that's so safe, with how small this thing is.. it might be hard to be seen).. But this is going to be one of my new best friends.. Searching for a Lock for it (the one that came with it is a joke).. Any suggestions???
The small size of it clearly indicates a lot of uncomfortable riders steering away from it including couriers because it’s no doubt too small to feel comfortable and safe as in noticeable to other road users while riding this wee no doubt really cool looking ebike but it’s simply too small to be accepted on roads without being pulled over and most likely fined by the police, ebikes which are of normal bike size are here to stay and be accepted on the roads either if road illegal or not as the police generally won’t back-an-eye if your riding at no faster than 20/25mph then it’s not a hazard nor a hazard if you’re easily noticeable to other road users as this is clearly a big consideration everyone who rides on the road thinks about due to the obviousness about not being seen then suddenly being hit because well like I said already if you’re on a bike which is too small then it’s more difficult to notice and makes the rider difficult to see especially in busy city’s which is where ebikes dominate
Punctuations are too valuable to use on TH-cam comments I agree so thanks for splurging and giving us the one comma because I haven't seen one for a long time being so small and hard to see not being used often it's like people don't bother to even separate any thoughts and just let the comment keep going like every thought that comes up out of their heads without putting in any pauses or breaks to make it any easier to read when you're on the toilet bowl so long that the seat leaves those really deep red marks on your bum and you've forgotten to replace the toilet paper just leaving the old tube on the tube with with one square like that Seinfeld episode as if that's going to do anything but there you are and so you turn your sock inside out even though it was the one you got for your nineteenth birthday party from you grandma Sally whose dead now even bough she never smoked cigarettes got cancer from the third husband who was always smoking way too much like three packs a day of those Camels with no filters that look cool AF but you know are just a burning chemical binkie so might as well put a gun in your mouth am I right holy shit what the fuck did she put in my drink I'm like starting to passssss ouuuuutttttttt............................
Love it, but is is so obviously illegal, you wouldn't even need to be stopped by a cop with knowledge. We need the laws changing. They need to release a on the road license moped version. Why even offer 250w with no pedal and a throttle it doesn't remotely comply with current laws. Wonder how hard it would be to get it through msva test and how much insurance would be.
@@Tresla i think they should be treated differently, upto abut 1kw, USA has a sensiable implementation imo with there 3 classes. but my point is at the moment these arent legal and any cop could spot that from a 100m away, unlike a ebike with pedals that is just over the wattage.
I bought a Jetson Bolt and honestly it was the best purchase I have ever made in my life TBH. I don't even drink and I ran into a liquor store for someone else bringing it actually in with me when I stepped up to the counter to pay it was slightly out my view and someone went right out the door with it. Mind you I happen to live in the most dangerous city in America highest murder rate and everything else to match. It takes a certain type of person to live here, just sayin. I haven't been able to afford to get another Jetson bolt since but I am so eager to one day get another one but I'm not too optimistic due to poverty. I'm saying this to say check out the Jetson Bolt or the Jetson Bolt Pro they're absolutely amazing and the absolute best buy for how cheap it is. 😘😘😘
I know its a peddle bike but just Got a fiido m1 pro only had a little look online but finding it hard to come by MOD parts found some generic black handlebars of ebay that are 25.5 x 720 finding it hard for inspiration sites to look etc
@@superted2552 You are wrong. But I'm sure you really know that. It doesn't meet EAPC rules. It's effectively a moped and would need to be registered, taxed, insured etc
@@Alan-xxxxxx No, a moped would, by definition, have pedals. This is a motor vehicle, which would need to be registered with the DVLA, taxed and insured, to be legal to use on a public road, or indeed any public space.
@@superted2552 Nope, it's a motor vehicle in the eyes of the law, just the same as a kid's motorbike, or a ride on lawnmower. Illegal to use on the road....
It is not an e-Bike as it has no bicycling mechanism, it should require a motorcycle driving license and damage insurance( E-Scooter allows you to kick for power :-)
True just like the bolt and bolt pro, but at the same time their frames can't compare to this one. You can easily fit 2 pretty decent batteries or 1 big battery with good amps. Not to mention there isn't suspension on any of these whatsoever and it's uncomfortable it what I call "riding a camel" this q1 seems to look like it has some suspension. Also upgrading those bikes are a bit limited compared to this one shown.
hope you got this electric motor bike MOTed, registered, fitted a number plate and have insurance or you will be hit with lot of driving offences. And don't forget suitable motorcycle helmet and clothing.
Apart from the olympic park / private land - I don't think there is anywhere where you can legally ride this bike... So setting it up as commuting solution is a little bit deceptive. Although I love the idea of something like this eventually being useable.
"if I had £10k to spend on this bike..." Say what now?! You'd spend that much on this bike alone 🤯 If I were going to spend £10k, it'd be on an ICE 🐒 bike, an e-bike, an e-scooter and then I'd have loads of change leftover for upgrades on all 3... But that's just me 🤫
i've mod fiido q1 with 3000w motor ,yuyanking controller (*with bluetooth for more detail information and setting) + 84 volt battery .able to troll dualtron also i never touch the top speed run ,my own record just 96km/h cause unstable ,top speed around 120km/h . the frame actually quite stable and suitable for mod .
I mean I wanted a suron or a super 73 for the longest time but they are so expensive and modding them to their full potential would be really expensive as well and it's just hard for me to justify that at where I'm at in life at the moment.
I thought I'd brought an e-scooter because of the website I got it from but your description of an e-bike you give suggests that I have an e-bike. Well I'm confused. I thought I'd have to weld on a set of peddles and a chain to achieve that.
ive got the total dogs bollox of one that i`m about to put up for sale. . .pure animal and even had a rear rack to fit luggage too.. 60V 28 Amp per hour battery 500W rear hub 72V pre programmed speed controller with 3 speeds ZERO 10 limited addition display screen
Looking at e bikes is confusing,Looking to spend up to £1200 on a bike ,any suggestions .Commuting to work about a 18 mile round trip,Looking at halfords carea bikes 🚲. Any help would be appreciated
Can you please tell me what the folding stem quill size is? I’m trying to use that short folding stem on my Lectric XP in stead of that long folding stem.
i don't know if this question has been answered i live in australia and i want to find those 5000w hub motors that u swapped out for a different project where is my best bet to look for them?
Nope it either would need lights, mudgaurds, speedo etc and be registered as a moped/motorbike you would have to put it through a dvla msva test yourself. Or 250w motor, pedals and no throttle to be classed as an ebike and legal.
To answer the question you asked - Yes it can To answer the question we think you wanted to ask "is it legal to use on UK roads" - No it is not. This is assuming you were referring to the UK?
@@super73uk Yup, that’s what I meant. :) I wish our government would sort this mess out. They must have so many civil servants who now don’t have any real work after we left europe. 😂
@@SirHackaL0t. Totally agree! it's such a shame. Anything that starts to get a bit fun and they make a law to stop you doing it - Or they try to ;) Take it easy Buddy....
I like that it is marketed as an e scooter, not trying to masquerade as a bicycle. Very cool, reminds me of the mini bikes we used to ride as kids, with old flathead engines from lawn mowers, this is so much more useful and functional.
I have owned 2 different fiidos models in London for like the past 2-3 years.
So happy with the d4s that I brought another just recently.
This looks pretty cool too.
How do they hold up against rain? That's my only worry with getting a fiido as it says not to ride in heavy rain.
How much is III ?
@@Lee-jb7km , . Dumb and dumber Mini scooter th-cam.com/video/57p2uOK4g6Q/w-d-xo.html . 😂 !!!!. But it’s cool 😎 😁
Looks like a really cool platform to mod and customize. The only thing I can see from this brief glimpse of the bike is maybe move the foot pegs forward on the frame for a more comfortable riding position. That and secondly an adjustable seat.
🍺 😎 👍
Fido Harley spec fam YES
Nice! I made a bike like this years ago, welded up a frame and added a petrol engine , go kart clutch etc... I have a spare 1500w hub and 2 48v 10Ah batteries and have been thinking of using the hub as a power source using the disc mount to mount a sprocket then through a gear system. future project :)
I had my first fall off my e-scooter today (wearing my helmet of course!)! I was only stationary and reversing sideways on the pavement (like repositioning it to cross over) thankfully, but it was a good one.. And I thought I was going to get away with never having a fall, lol the hubris..
The future of urban commuting is very exciting. When I retire in twenty years I can only imagine what is going to be available on the market. Perhaps we will have batteries with 1,000+ km on one charge. I see myself driving around on a ebike or escooter for my daily errands when I'm an old guy.
*no pedals. Not an ebike, more like a mini moped*
Right and it’s 500 pounds way too heavy
It looks like e scooter with seat👍
The e is for electric that’s why it’s a ebike
Don’t call the cops mate 😂
Ok Karen relax
I would love this bike, I really like the speed. I wish the other fiido models had the same speed as this. This would be awesome to ride 2 miles just to go to work.
But it’s illegal in the uk unless on private land with permission?
Completely illegal and does not even have pedals. At least if you build a traditional looking powerful electric bike you can pretend you are pedalling and blend in with other cyclists. This is basically a moped that will get you pulled over and you'll end up with 6 points + fine.
I bet you are not the Arthur Brown in "the Crazy World Of Arthur Brown" who had a hit called FIRE!
@@ilia2178 . Dumb and dumber Mini scooter th-cam.com/video/57p2uOK4g6Q/w-d-xo.html . 😂 !!!!. But it’s cool 😎 😁
You got mysub just because how much you made me laugh when you was acting cool sitting on the bike and then loosing your balance ending up on the floor so glad you didn't cut that out 😅😊😂
*Nice to see more of this bike on a UK-based channel on London roads!* Looks hella fun, small and low to the ground. More portable to boot.
Shoutout from Singapore!
Fiidos are the way to go!
Cheers!
I was looking at the Fiido Q1s 3 weeks ago they way they do them up makes it look sweet. I would love to get one but its the law in the UK that puts a downer on Escooters and Ebikes.
Well, as long as they’re not allowed on roads or pavements most people will be happy…. And safer…
@@acptelford1307 What makes me laugh is people dont like Change in the world ....
So you didn't leave links for the parts you used? Great, good job dude.
Apart from the olympic park / private land - I don't think there is anywhere where you can legally ride this bike... So setting it up as commuting solution is a little bit deceptive.
Although I love the idea of something like this eventually being useable. I've wanted an electric scooter for a while, but still waiting on the laws to change.
Unless you live on one side of the olympic park and work on the other side. Then it totally makes sense! 😉😜
It'll be classed as a motorbike not a bicycle so it'll be legal but not for cycle paths and so on.
@@KevBoughen and if it is classed as a motorbike, it’ll need to be taxed, insured and registered with a number plate etc. And L plates if you haven’t passed the bike test.
Basically this guy is trying to sell something in the UK which is not legal on public roads and he is basically spewing shit from his mouth.
Not much good for somebody 6'5 and 120 kg.
@@LA.Guitar looking at it it should be shouldn't it after all it's no real different to a monkey bike. Personally I wouldn't risk getting one until this grey area is cleared up, just cause it's electric doesn't make it somehow safer on the streets than petrol powered.
Great stuff! The UK needs more EUC content though!
Now that looks fun and a sure fire way to empty your bank account doing tweaks and upgrades on!!!! Thanks for sharing :)
🤣🤣🤣After finishing my 7k build..I was thinking the same thing🤣🤣🤣
My dad, and me have a Q1. but i can't wait for Q2's actualy release! Btw that build may look simple but in my opinion, Sick!
Sound like a great idea! I will definitely want a custom Q1 when they’re available
I’d suggest putting some kind of pad on the frame where it would rest on your hip in the case you had to carry up stairs or whatever it may be
Sonny, u left out other crucial elements we all want to know.
: It's km range on a full charge
: How many hours to charge the battery
: Does the battery need to be drained
flat each time before re-charging
: What is it's maximum gradient when
climbing hills
: How does it perform driving on grass and
gravel
: Can a larger battery with more volts &
amps fit into the housing of the frame
Excellent points of interest.
I would think that passing the wrong cop on the road (if you don't have an operator's license and proper gear to make it street legal) you can kiss that thing (and the £1000 you spent on it) goodbye.
Dude…think of this as a platform to stick on it the battery , controllers , motors and brakes that YOU WANT… and make it go as far and fast as you would like
I have the fiido d3s and pot holes are dangerous with little wheels even at moderate speeds of 16mph.
I built a proper mountain bike conversion within a couple of months and it is far safer.
A slightly better? than a stand-up escooter? Hardly.
A 26+" wheels are safer.💡☝️❗⚡⚡.Be carefull❗⚠️
I ride the VSETT8+ SOLID TIRES. Dangerous always have to watch for potholes & twigs...etc. Although it is fun & fast enough.
Only electric mountain bike is better with dual drive wheels.✅🇨🇦🇭🇺👽🆒😎
@@rexluminus9867 yeah it's the pot holes and twigs etc I have to watch out for with the little wheels.
On s smooth surface they are fine but in in Yorkshire so not much smooth about lol.
26 inch wheels with full suspension is another world in comparison and my latest bike has 27.5 inch 2.5 tyres, 160 travel suspension and is a beast off road.
@@FlyingFun. Great Nigel. That's a nice suspension travel. Full suspension MTB is also my favored one.
I'd like it with dual motors someday. The VSETT8+ with dual motors switched on is fast ~40Km! At that speed the wind resistance gets noticable.Quite a hill
climber.Smaller wheels go faster.Be safe & healthy
@@rexluminus9867 vset8 plus looks good and not ridiculous price either, for commuting a scooter makes more sense if you dont have somewhere to store a bike both ends.
The big problem with ebikes is security, cant really take it in shops etc and dare not leave it outside even with multiple locks for long.
Wind resistance is a killer for the range once you get over 15 to 20mph in my experience with the ebikes, if I sit at 30mph range is easily halved compared to an average of 10 to 15mph.
What's a Pot Hole ?
Is it road legal?
A heck of lot of money for something to mess around on if not.
Good ques Mr. Flintstone
It's not road legal. It's effectively a moped/motorbike
Needs a registration, insurance and a licence to ride on the road...
Is definitely not legal
Uk law say is have a pedal its no ride mor than 15m/h is legal to use
Hello brv.... I have the T18 but fried a chip or something on the Battery pack.
Accidentally plugged wrong charger in.
Anything you can do to help pls .....
I've spoke to them at PET already
I'm l good now ...... sorted it myself.👍
Thanks for yer help 🤪
5:16 sounds amazing!!!! I definitely would buy one of those customs when they're available
Ive made an electric trike with written off cellular tower batteries. 210ah 36v pack...range 350+km on a single charge...best part it was almost free....Always amazes me how high the prices are for ready made ebikes...
I wanna see this!
Not everyone knows how to mount/ fix kits. This is where businesses take advantage of.
Guessing this will not be legal on the roads either? Shame if that's the case as it looks awesome and love the idea of building one to my spec.
Ya at least in USA and Canada, it's gotta have working peddles to be considered a legal ebike. I guess if the power was upgraded to keep up with traffic it would kinda be like an electric moped???
@@APPLEPIE978 Thanks man. 👍 It's the same here in the UK too unfortunately. And anything over 250w becomes an issue too. So it's all great bringing these machines to the market but where do the manufactures expect their customers to use them if we're all still governed by significantly out dated transport laws? Shame. Looked great. TBH though I still prefer me a Super73 or similar. Awesome. 😎👌
@@crazylikeafox7290 The manufacturers don't "expect" anything, other than to sell them and make money. If you're foolish enough to buy something that's not legal to use, then that's down to you, not the company who made it. The law as it stands has been fine for 100 years. You only want it changing because you bought something that is illegal to use, and you now want to use it. You'd need hugely expensive insurance cover to ride around on something like this. If you cleaned someone up on the pavement, and they were injured and spent time off work, they could sue you for thousands. Lost income, stress, the injury itself. It's a minefield.
@@Brian-om2hh Easy, easy, Brian. I only asked a question and like MANY keyboard warriors you've gone full throttle attack. Yes, I have a E-Scooter which I use sensibly and frequent and not ONCE have I been pulled by the police or been a danger/menace to the public. And the second Insurance becomes available I'll buy it, regardless of cost. Also, "I'm foolish enough to buy something that's illegal"....but it's fine for the govenment to charge VAT/profit on those illegal items? And the UK law on a number of things, not just transport, is both VERY outdated and biased (try having a fair divorce in the UK - that's a joy to behold!). This country on a number of things is slowly but very surely going down the sh*tter and it's us.....well, people like you, that are allowing it to happen.
Yeah it goes too fast and is even illegal under the moped classification so closest it comes to is a motorbike which this one doesn't go fast enough to go on the freeway for but it would only be allowed on car roads no bike lanes
Loving it nothing out of the ordinary for me just a set of pedals and a bbshd bbs02 even tongsheng maybe a CYC of some type with an ASI Controller the traditional stuff keep it simple like myself great video thanks mate
I'm struggling to see how that Motor is rated for 5kw, maybe it's 60volts but that motor wouldn't handle 80amps constant
I agree. I think he meant 500W nominal. More than 2000W through through that tiny motor and the risk of frying it would be considerable IMHO. I could certainly see this take 750W, maybe even 1000W reliably. 5000W would be enough to take you over 100 km/h. Yet this thing seem to top out at around 60 km/h.
I live on a boat, and one of these would be great for general transport. I could fold and pack this away without worrying about leaking petrol or oil.
This reminds me a lot of the old 50cc Honda Monkey bike, and in the UK they'll have to get type approval or whatever for the high power versions.
If they can sell a version with the right power level and limited to 30mph it will count as a moped, so it will need a set of lights, mirrors, and it will need to be licensed and insured (so a provisional license would be ok), but they can probably undercut the present offerings of e-mopeds with this simple, compact and lightweight design, and for people who need tiny, stowable transport, this is fantastic.
Huge question; what's the hill climb ability like on the 250w model?
None
@@angelteamnolimit624@72 v it will pull me up with stock motor same amps as 36,36 won’t work I’m heavy tho
Where can I buy the lights on 2:28 ? Thnx
A scooter that looks like an E bike, more confusion for the cops, another loophole to travel at 65 kph with no restrictions, wow the E revolution is here to stay!
Absolutely jaw dropping!
Make a bike with forks or fenders that have the batteries in them that sit lower than the axles, and you instantly boost stability beyond any other electric bike.
Lmao, are you drunk?
@@ianmangham4570lol are you poorly educated? Study physics.
@@truetech4158 How you gonna put battery's below the axle genius? 😅 Are you aware the axles are just about the lowest point on the machine 🤡 only the bottom portion of the wheels is lower to the ground, LET'S HERE IT MR PHYSICS
Heard of GROUND CLEARANCE 😂,it's kinda important YES!
@@ianmangham4570 you behave like you really have to struggle with physics to make sense of it.
You willfully overlook the distance between the axles and the ground, why?
I agree with you, it is so much fun. I just received my q1s original. I cannot resit: I am going to add a second motor...
Is this available for shipping to Canada and how much would this cost
4k
I really like how that yellow headlight looks on it. 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
Good info. For me ebike without full suspension is non starter. Especially for heavy one. Vibrations will shatter it into pieces in long term use. I like this one but would not ride it fast. Looks dangerous for fast rides. I like small dimensions too.
I have two e-bikes one with no suspension and one with full.
The no suspension bike is scary and uncomfortable at higher speeds.
I have the Fiido M1 which is my first bike in 20 year and I’m really enjoying it despite having no clue about bikes nevermind e-bikes 😂 - I got mine off the Fiido website and shipping to the UK took about 5 days.
how. much bud
@@ThisOldPanda sure it was about £800
It's all about 250w maximum motor size in the UK until that changes we're stuffed
Its 250Watt AND 15,5mph max speed, and the same for the whole of Europe
Thanks for the video, the best I saw on the Fiido Q1 / Q1S!! I want one, I may buy it in a few months, but yes, I will mod it for sure, at least have a 2 or 3kW motor(s).
What’s this guy talking about I bought a Fido qs1 last year 🙄
By the time you finish the modifications on them you’ll be into it for over £1000+
It'll be around the same price as a used motorcycle, and close a new pre-made ebike with less or near the amount of power compared to customizing it to your liking/needs.
How far do get in Distance as far as battery life?
i just got one of these little babies in Manila, Philippines (at a shop called Pro Scooter).. i got the Fiido Q1s (which has way better suspension/Shock Absorbers). i actually came to pay off and pick up a stand up scooter (Dual Motor power muththa'fu#ka) and i saw the Fiido Q1s.. and went hmmmmmm.. asked questions, and gradually switched over.. So, some of the things that they allowed me to do in this shop (at an extra cost - of course), that helped that switchover decision.. where upgrades that make this "Scooter" more powerful... First i got a longer seat put on it (like yours in this video).. and asked to have an ignition switch installed (to turn it on with a key).. Then the most important upgrade was putting in a more powerful BATTERY.. it gives this little badboy way more torque, speed (around 40 to 45 mph.. with me on it - i'm about 200 lbs, 5ft 11).. and the battery last way longer.. Did my first test (after 2 rainy days in Manila).. and i'm very happy with it.. it Climbs hills really cool.. just found that out coming from an underground parking lot.. and it speeds down the street. At first i was being super careful, but i'm getting more use to how it rides now, and i can see myself being a super freak on it.. GET A HELMET Before you got nuts on it. I would like to add, 2 things i had problems with (out the box).. First, the way it accelerates when you hit the throttle (its herky jerky), and trying to adjust to that.. when i told the Shop owner.. he said "oh, use this app".. and transferred an app to my phone. That App made all the difference in the world.. you are able to calibrate "Fast Start" & "Slow Start" settings that make the throttle acceleration more smoother (i had a similar problem with my Wide Wheel Pro scooter, and had to order a whole different throttle to make that issue go away)... The other little issue is sometimes the bike.. oops "Scooter" tends to want to pop a wheely.. and i have to be careful not to sit to far back on the seat when i'm starting off.. other than that.. This thing is a beast (with the battery upgrade) .. The brakes are GREAT.. & i love that there are brakes for both tires.. I added an aftermarket headlight on the handle bars that has 800 Lumens, it came with a tail light, but i don't do much night riding, i'm not sure that's so safe, with how small this thing is.. it might be hard to be seen).. But this is going to be one of my new best friends.. Searching for a Lock for it (the one that came with it is a joke).. Any suggestions???
The small size of it clearly indicates a lot of uncomfortable riders steering away from it including couriers because it’s no doubt too small to feel comfortable and safe as in noticeable to other road users while riding this wee no doubt really cool looking ebike but it’s simply too small to be accepted on roads without being pulled over and most likely fined by the police, ebikes which are of normal bike size are here to stay and be accepted on the roads either if road illegal or not as the police generally won’t back-an-eye if your riding at no faster than 20/25mph then it’s not a hazard nor a hazard if you’re easily noticeable to other road users as this is clearly a big consideration everyone who rides on the road thinks about due to the obviousness about not being seen then suddenly being hit because well like I said already if you’re on a bike which is too small then it’s more difficult to notice and makes the rider difficult to see especially in busy city’s which is where ebikes dominate
Punctuations are too valuable to use on TH-cam comments I agree so thanks for splurging and giving us the one comma because I haven't seen one for a long time being so small and hard to see not being used often it's like people don't bother to even separate any thoughts and just let the comment keep going like every thought that comes up out of their heads without putting in any pauses or breaks to make it any easier to read when you're on the toilet bowl so long that the seat leaves those really deep red marks on your bum and you've forgotten to replace the toilet paper just leaving the old tube on the tube with with one square like that Seinfeld episode as if that's going to do anything but there you are and so you turn your sock inside out even though it was the one you got for your nineteenth birthday party from you grandma Sally whose dead now even bough she never smoked cigarettes got cancer from the third husband who was always smoking way too much like three packs a day of those Camels with no filters that look cool AF but you know are just a burning chemical binkie so might as well put a gun in your mouth am I right holy shit what the fuck did she put in my drink I'm like starting to passssss ouuuuutttttttt............................
The problem is theres no one to custom my q1s is it possible to brinng this to a regular car repairers??
Love it, but is is so obviously illegal, you wouldn't even need to be stopped by a cop with knowledge. We need the laws changing. They need to release a on the road license moped version.
Why even offer 250w with no pedal and a throttle it doesn't remotely comply with current laws.
Wonder how hard it would be to get it through msva test and how much insurance would be.
My thoughts too. This thing is practically a motorbike. No reason it should be treated any differently imo.
@@Tresla i think they should be treated differently, upto abut 1kw, USA has a sensiable implementation imo with there 3 classes. but my point is at the moment these arent legal and any cop could spot that from a 100m away, unlike a ebike with pedals that is just over the wattage.
I bought a Jetson Bolt and honestly it was the best purchase I have ever made in my life TBH. I don't even drink and I ran into a liquor store for someone else bringing it actually in with me when I stepped up to the counter to pay it was slightly out my view and someone went right out the door with it. Mind you I happen to live in the most dangerous city in America highest murder rate and everything else to match. It takes a certain type of person to live here, just sayin. I haven't been able to afford to get another Jetson bolt since but I am so eager to one day get another one but I'm not too optimistic due to poverty. I'm saying this to say check out the Jetson Bolt or the Jetson Bolt Pro they're absolutely amazing and the absolute best buy for how cheap it is. 😘😘😘
Dangerous and irresponsible to say two people could travel on it when as far as i can see there are no passenger footpegs
Haaaaaaahaaaaa...roflmao
I would love one of these fiido q1 bikes I've been watching these bikes for a long time keep in touch with me
No suspension, would be harsh at then speeds 🥴🥴🥴
Since you mentioned London, how to not get it stolen?
not really an "e-bike" by UK/EU definition of the word... just a scooter
So we’re can I buy that
A 5000w motor should be going 80-100 KM/H not 65.
For real. It's probably 5000w peak power
Specs everywhere online say 500w not 5000w
@@shamusjackal exactly. Way to small a motor to even be an close to 1500W. That's a 500W geared hub motor. Certainly NOT a 5000W !
Look at size of 3000W motor for emotorcycle. Bigger than that motor. It look like more 500W motor than a 5000W
Amazing review. I’m so tempted to buy an e bike.
This is not classed as an e-bike in the UK with the current rules in place, you cannot legally ride this on a road yet.
Nice work MOJA!
That’s awesome & I’d get one… but as soon as the 🐷 see you riding it’ll probably get confiscated right??
Shame the rules here suck :(
I know its a peddle bike but just Got a fiido m1 pro only had a little look online but finding it hard to come by MOD parts found some generic black handlebars of ebay that are 25.5 x 720 finding it hard for inspiration sites to look etc
No one else has seen? If you ride escooters, you already know what this is. Also, this isn't legal either. It's an escooter with a seat.
legaly it is a bike .......
in england it is fully legal
@@superted2552 You are wrong. But I'm sure you really know that. It doesn't meet EAPC rules. It's effectively a moped and would need to be registered, taxed, insured etc
@@Alan-xxxxxx No, a moped would, by definition, have pedals. This is a motor vehicle, which would need to be registered with the DVLA, taxed and insured, to be legal to use on a public road, or indeed any public space.
@@superted2552 Nope, it's a motor vehicle in the eyes of the law, just the same as a kid's motorbike, or a ride on lawnmower. Illegal to use on the road....
I'm mad in love with that little bike!! I'm 6'2' could I ever,,,?
It is not an e-Bike as it has no bicycling mechanism, it should require a motorcycle driving license and damage insurance( E-Scooter allows you to kick for power :-)
I mean, you could use your legs to propel this ;)
@@Tresla Indeed, those are called e-Toddler-Balancing-Bikes
They need to upgrade this because it really has a potential in it
The DYU D3 VIP with same spec (36v 10ah, 250W, 14" wheels) is cheaper, around £589.
True just like the bolt and bolt pro, but at the same time their frames can't compare to this one. You can easily fit 2 pretty decent batteries or 1 big battery with good amps. Not to mention there isn't suspension on any of these whatsoever and it's uncomfortable it what I call "riding a camel" this q1 seems to look like it has some suspension. Also upgrading those bikes are a bit limited compared to this one shown.
All I want to know is........
Riding this around on London streets can I get nicked & 6 points or is this good to go
This is what everyone is thinking - atm I think in London you will get it taken of you if caught.
That’s the smallest 5000 watt motor I’ve ever seen.
Exactly my taughts, lol
Indonesia already has big community with this bike
See you in hospital after the first pothole lol. Although I guess if you just buzz around the olympic park there's no worry of that...
Isnt it illegal in uk as it does more than 15.5mph and doesnt have pedals
hope you got this electric motor bike MOTed, registered, fitted a number plate and have insurance or you will be hit with lot of driving offences.
And don't forget suitable motorcycle helmet and clothing.
Apart from the olympic park / private land - I don't think there is anywhere where you can legally ride this bike... So setting it up as commuting solution is a little bit deceptive. Although I love the idea of something like this eventually being useable.
This eBike rules. This will be Heaven on earth for me. I can save money and make money on this little but mighty eBike.
"if I had £10k to spend on this bike..." Say what now?! You'd spend that much on this bike alone 🤯 If I were going to spend £10k, it'd be on an ICE 🐒 bike, an e-bike, an e-scooter and then I'd have loads of change leftover for upgrades on all 3... But that's just me 🤫
If I had £10 to spend on a bike I would buy exactly that - a bike! Zero motorcycle more precisely.
@@kiradotee Good luck getting anything for £10 😂
@@TinyShnutz haha sorry obviously meant £10k 😅😅😂
@@kiradotee haha ok that makes more sense 😆 Wow though, you'd spend that much on one bike! Fair enough
@@kiradotee I should ask; what bike? Electric or fully pedal-powered?
What about Weped cyberfold.?
would i need a license for this or register it if i use it in the EU? i live in Copenhagen so can i use it on the bike path?
I wonder if you could get this through an MVSA and have this as a proper legal moped
Do they sell the same set up in America the only one I found in California has a weak 250 motor
Ye but I’m 6ft
Can you higher the seat n handle bars?
How many miles does it do? Would it be good for Deliveroo
i've mod fiido q1 with 3000w motor ,yuyanking controller (*with bluetooth for more detail information and setting) + 84 volt battery .able to troll dualtron also i never touch the top speed run ,my own record just 96km/h cause unstable ,top speed around 120km/h .
the frame actually quite stable and suitable for mod .
I mean I wanted a suron or a super 73 for the longest time but they are so expensive and modding them to their full potential would be really expensive as well and it's just hard for me to justify that at where I'm at in life at the moment.
can you raise the seat?
I thought I'd brought an e-scooter because of the website I got it from but your description of an e-bike you give suggests that I have an e-bike. Well I'm confused. I thought I'd have to weld on a set of peddles and a chain to achieve that.
ive got the total dogs bollox of one that i`m about to put up for sale. . .pure animal and even had a rear rack to fit luggage too..
60V 28 Amp per hour battery
500W rear hub
72V pre programmed speed controller with 3 speeds
ZERO 10 limited addition display screen
Love the tires what are the specs I will like them on my custom build jestson bolt pro that I converted to 48v .
Looking at e bikes is confusing,Looking to spend up to £1200 on a bike ,any suggestions .Commuting to work about a 18 mile round trip,Looking at halfords carea
bikes 🚲. Any help would be appreciated
What the price?? I'm interested I want the same modes
Where can I get one????? 😬
Sounds like fiido is testing out their market for their bikes in Singapore to see if they will be popular enough to sell in the UK and the US.
But isn't it illegal in the uk ? 15mph only ?
Can you please tell me what the folding stem quill size is? I’m trying to use that short folding stem on my Lectric XP in stead of that long folding stem.
i don't know if this question has been answered i live in australia and i want to find those 5000w hub motors that u swapped out for a different project
where is my best bet to look for them?
I'm loving the silent electric revolution incoming. Electric is pure freedom.
What would be the best for a 6.3 tall guy?
ok in rain? flatless tires?
Need one we're can I get it
Where did you buy the one with 5000w i want it
Can these be driven on the roads?
Nope it either would need lights, mudgaurds, speedo etc and be registered as a moped/motorbike you would have to put it through a dvla msva test yourself. Or 250w motor, pedals and no throttle to be classed as an ebike and legal.
To answer the question you asked - Yes it can
To answer the question we think you wanted to ask "is it legal to use on UK roads" - No it is not. This is assuming you were referring to the UK?
@@super73uk Yup, that’s what I meant. :)
I wish our government would sort this mess out. They must have so many civil servants who now don’t have any real work after we left europe. 😂
@@SirHackaL0t. Totally agree! it's such a shame. Anything that starts to get a bit fun and they make a law to stop you doing it - Or they try to ;)
Take it easy Buddy....
@@super73uk 👍
How can I purchase one of those
Does anyone know if that bike is legal in Norway?