Appreciated your review. It’s apparent Fiido did a quality build with this bike. Put it in the back of your car, go to a good location, get it out and have fun riding it. So enjoyed your aerial shots which showed how well the bike fits into the filming location.
Thank you so much for watching my video, I'm glad you liked it, especially the drone shots. It was exactly what I wanted to show, if this bike can perform on a open road in a forest full of hills then definitely will have no problems on regular city usage. It's also great as a travel bike when you visit other places, you park your car at the hotel and go out to explore.
Best places to get Fiido bikes from localized warehouses (US, EU, UK, etc.) bit.ly/FiidoOfficialStore bit.ly/AlternativeStore You can also now join the largest Fiido owners group: facebook.com/groups/FiidoElectricBike/
Your review of the ADO A20 convinced me to buy one next week. I think you could have made it clearer that this Fiido bike does not fold, except handlebars. I don’t think the local train company would consider this a folder.
The frame is very compact, you can collapse the handlebar stem then fold it. You can also fully insert the seat post, this will make the bike very compact.
Hi, Thank you for an excellent Review. You mentioned some things that I have not seen in other reviews such as the Smart light functions or the fact that the Battery can be removed for relacement or servicing. I am eagerly awaiting Delivery.👍👍👍👍👍👍
For me the best bike until now is the Lankeleisi XT750, but that is huge and heavy so not a popular choice. The D3Pro and A20 are different type of bikes, the D3 pro is much more lighter and compact, great to take with you when traveling and it also has good range and by default better assisted modes. The A20 is larger, heavier has some extra suspension an it's faster if you unlock it, it will do 35km/h, yet even folded might not fit the trunk of your car.
@@TechTronic9000 thanks for the prompt reply. I have the A20 but there are some problems with it. Also backed Fiido X on Indiegogo. I need one normal bike, that’s foldable, powerful and light.
Foldable powerful and light usually don't mix up, especially if you are from Europe, most bikes sell as 250W / 25km/h limited so not a lot of dynamic performance.
@@TechTronic9000 yes that’s why I went with ado A20 and the US version of Fiido X. I rode 40km with the ado, it was pleasant in general, even if I had to use the manual boost quite often. The left pedal is always wants to fall off, that’s my main problem.
I have a question for the channel owner and all the heavy riders who have this bike. Ours is used to transport me and my business partner (one at a time) and our tools to job sites. The tools weigh around 25-30 kg, which isn't a problem in my case because I weigh 80kg, but my business partner is into weight training and is about 115kg, which, combined with the tools, puts the load on the bike at 140-145 kg. We both ride slowly (1st gear 99% of the time), on paved city roads, and the bike doesn't seem to complain. Question: has anyone else tried going over the 120 kg weight limit announced by the manufacturer? If so, how has it been for your bike?
I think about buying this Bike or Fiido D2s because of the Shifting. But I am only 1,59 m and I actually would prefer the form of the D3, because it is easier for me to get on and off. I am ill and have no Power to pedal a lot. Do you think the Shifting is necessary? Thanks!
Everyone keep saying you can put it in the back of your car but it seems like it’s too long to fit to a small normal car even after collapsing the seat and the handlebar. It should fold like the d2s to fit to a small car. This seems more like for the SUV
The T14 is better as it has a larger 48V battery and a "350W" motor, also the ENGWE might support speed unlocking while on the Fiido you have no chance of doing it and with the 36V battery even unlock it won't go faster than ~28-29km/h. Also the T14 also called RS6 features full suspension, folding frame and removable battery so it's overall more practical, you can check it out for more details on the official site bit.ly/3Bumktd The advantage of the D3 PRO is the light weight, being compact with not a folding frame and no suspension and with a small battery, makes it very light.
It's a CRAP. The battery died after just one summer and Fiido did not take it's responsibility and just said "there is one year warranty. They can not even suggest a repair. Now I am sitting with a dead battery and bike gathers dust in basement. DO NOT BUY THIS CRAP!!
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Appreciated your review. It’s apparent Fiido did a quality build with this bike. Put it in the back of your car, go to a good location, get it out and have fun riding it. So enjoyed your aerial shots which showed how well the bike fits into the filming location.
Thank you so much for watching my video, I'm glad you liked it, especially the drone shots. It was exactly what I wanted to show, if this bike can perform on a open road in a forest full of hills then definitely will have no problems on regular city usage. It's also great as a travel bike when you visit other places, you park your car at the hotel and go out to explore.
Loved the intro. Absolutely agree with everything you says. Park the car, hop on the bike, enjoy nature. I bought one. Subscribed to your channel.
Best places to get Fiido bikes from localized warehouses (US, EU, UK, etc.)
bit.ly/FiidoOfficialStore
bit.ly/AlternativeStore
You can also now join the largest Fiido owners group: facebook.com/groups/FiidoElectricBike/
Your review of the ADO A20 convinced me to buy one next week. I think you could have made it clearer that this Fiido bike does not fold, except handlebars. I don’t think the local train company would consider this a folder.
The frame is very compact, you can collapse the handlebar stem then fold it. You can also fully insert the seat post, this will make the bike very compact.
A beautiful country you have there 👍
I'm glad you like the review and the scenery, thank you for watching
Romania:)
Excellent review.
Thank you kindly!
Hi,
Thank you for an excellent Review. You mentioned some things that I have not seen in other reviews such as the Smart light functions or the fact that the Battery can be removed for relacement or servicing. I am eagerly awaiting Delivery.👍👍👍👍👍👍
I’m the same as you just order two today, I’m watching every review on TH-cam!
I heard they no longer come with the pumps, is this true?
Nice review, thank you! Is it better than Ado A20? Which is the best ebike you’ve tested so far? Are you looking forward for the Fiido X?
For me the best bike until now is the Lankeleisi XT750, but that is huge and heavy so not a popular choice. The D3Pro and A20 are different type of bikes, the D3 pro is much more lighter and compact, great to take with you when traveling and it also has good range and by default better assisted modes. The A20 is larger, heavier has some extra suspension an it's faster if you unlock it, it will do 35km/h, yet even folded might not fit the trunk of your car.
@@TechTronic9000 thanks for the prompt reply. I have the A20 but there are some problems with it. Also backed Fiido X on Indiegogo. I need one normal bike, that’s foldable, powerful and light.
Foldable powerful and light usually don't mix up, especially if you are from Europe, most bikes sell as 250W / 25km/h limited so not a lot of dynamic performance.
@@TechTronic9000 yes that’s why I went with ado A20 and the US version of Fiido X. I rode 40km with the ado, it was pleasant in general, even if I had to use the manual boost quite often. The left pedal is always wants to fall off, that’s my main problem.
Be aware, only the handlebars fold - this is NOT A FOLDING BIKE.
Is it hard to only use pedal and not motor? what speed do you get with the 1 gear? no pedal assist
Yes, with no motor it is hard as it only has one gear, it's hard to start and you can't also pedal too fast.
I have a question for the channel owner and all the heavy riders who have this bike. Ours is used to transport me and my business partner (one at a time) and our tools to job sites. The tools weigh around 25-30 kg, which isn't a problem in my case because I weigh 80kg, but my business partner is into weight training and is about 115kg, which, combined with the tools, puts the load on the bike at 140-145 kg. We both ride slowly (1st gear 99% of the time), on paved city roads, and the bike doesn't seem to complain. Question: has anyone else tried going over the 120 kg weight limit announced by the manufacturer? If so, how has it been for your bike?
I'm afraid that with higher load the frame can snap or break from the welds.
I think about buying this Bike or Fiido D2s because of the Shifting. But I am only 1,59 m and I actually would prefer the form of the D3, because it is easier for me to get on and off. I am ill and have no Power to pedal a lot. Do you think the Shifting is necessary? Thanks!
If you don't have lots of steep hills than the D3 will also work just fine.
Out of all the ebikes I have had I never needed to change gear but it depends if you have any big hills.
any plans to review ADO A16 ?
Yes, I do plan to do that, but I'm out of budget for now :(
Whats is the dsiplay on the handlebar on the right side?🤔
It's my GoPro remote.
@@TechTronic9000 aha ok!🙈😀
Everyone keep saying you can put it in the back of your car but it seems like it’s too long to fit to a small normal car even after collapsing the seat and the handlebar. It should fold like the d2s to fit to a small car. This seems more like for the SUV
We can fit two in the back of a normal Mini, so it's fine.
It came pretty quickly to be honest only a few days
Hey, how long it took for you to get delivered from the day you ordered?
@user-fu3ye8bp1e I was lucky mine came the next day I could not believe it .
This or the Engwe T14 ? Thoughts ?
The T14 is better as it has a larger 48V battery and a "350W" motor, also the ENGWE might support speed unlocking while on the Fiido you have no chance of doing it and with the 36V battery even unlock it won't go faster than ~28-29km/h. Also the T14 also called RS6 features full suspension, folding frame and removable battery so it's overall more practical, you can check it out for more details on the official site bit.ly/3Bumktd The advantage of the D3 PRO is the light weight, being compact with not a folding frame and no suspension and with a small battery, makes it very light.
How can I get it to go faster?
You can't this model can not be unlocked and even if you, you will only get 1-2km/h more.
Is it possible to change the display from kph to mph?
yes
@@TechTronic9000how do you do it?
@@TechTronic9000please can you tell me how
It's a CRAP. The battery died after just one summer and Fiido did not take it's responsibility and just said "there is one year warranty. They can not even suggest a repair. Now I am sitting with a dead battery and bike gathers dust in basement. DO NOT BUY THIS CRAP!!