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I ordered the ADO a20 lite which is the same bike minus torque sensor and hydraulic brakes. I ordered the international version with throttle and 350watt motor in ivory.
Good day. I just bought an ADO Air20S (S for with suspension). Could you please also make a video for the functions and settings just like your video on the "ADO A20 / A20F / A16 S866 LCD - Complete Settings Walkthrough (P01-P20)" ?
In that day I did more than 40+km and still had battery left when arriving back. The range varies vastly on how you ride, how much assistance you use, if you have lot's of hills, temperature and tire pressure.
I own ado a20xe, i’m quite happy with that, the only drawback is the weight 24-25kg, I use it to commute by train when the railwaystation elevator is out of order it is very tiring to take it on the stairs. Since you reviewed both a20xe and air, do you suggest me to change?
Depending on your cycling route, the AIR is great, silent, light, but the A20XE would probably handle going up high hills or doing fast 35km/h rides. If your ride is more flat and you usually ride within the 25km/h speed then the AIR will be nice.
What is the max. range from your experience road test and NOT the manufacturer's claims. I am looking for a step-through long-range bike, any ideas, please. Thank you.
Yes they are fully hydraulic. My bike was an early model and it has a small offset on the rear caliper and that makes it noisy. I like it this way as it's a way of scaring pedestrians that are not paying attention.
You can check the full specs on the official site, they have a SGS certification and they claim rider weight up to 120kg, so it should be fine for you also, here are more details: www.adoebike.com/products/ado-air-20?ref=plh7jVauGoYn4
The Air 20 is available on pre-sale promotional price directly form the official ADO shop where it can be ordered in EU or International version and soon there is also going to be a suspension option bit.ly/3Mv3IjC
Join the Official ADO users group
facebook.com/groups/adobike01
It has great rolling ability, pedal hard, get the speed up, and rolls along quite happily, also a great way to extend Range.
Exactly, that is the advantage of having a one way clutch geared motor.
I ordered the ADO a20 lite which is the same bike minus torque sensor and hydraulic brakes. I ordered the international version with throttle and 350watt motor in ivory.
I think you are referring to the ADO A20+ with chain drive and gear shifter. The A20 Air is single speed with carbon belt transmission.
@@TechTronic9000 no, it's the a20 lite with carbon belt drive. It's exactly like the air minus the torque sensor and hydraulic brakes.
@@TechTronic9000 the a20 lite is single speed.
Hill rides would be great. We have nothing but hills here. Thanks for your video!
It's a mostly flat city here. Thanks for watching!
Good day. I just bought an ADO Air20S (S for with suspension). Could you please also make a video for the functions and settings just like your video on the "ADO A20 / A20F / A16 S866 LCD - Complete Settings Walkthrough (P01-P20)" ?
The AIR uses the BT app for most settings and they are rather well explained. But if I have time maybe I will cover them.
@@TechTronic9000 ok please
How do you live with those noisy disc brakes?
Hi, looking to buy Ado air 20 myself atm, how long (km) was this commute in the video? And how much battery was left afterwards?
In that day I did more than 40+km and still had battery left when arriving back. The range varies vastly on how you ride, how much assistance you use, if you have lot's of hills, temperature and tire pressure.
I own ado a20xe, i’m quite happy with that, the only drawback is the weight 24-25kg, I use it to commute by train when the railwaystation elevator is out of order it is very tiring to take it on the stairs. Since you reviewed both a20xe and air, do you suggest me to change?
Depending on your cycling route, the AIR is great, silent, light, but the A20XE would probably handle going up high hills or doing fast 35km/h rides. If your ride is more flat and you usually ride within the 25km/h speed then the AIR will be nice.
What is the max. range from your experience road test and NOT the manufacturer's claims. I am looking for a step-through long-range bike, any ideas, please. Thank you.
It vastly depends on how you ride, I have got anything between 32km and 95km on a single charge.
what is the city?
The brakes are they hydrolic?, they are so iiiiiiiiiiii.
Yes they are fully hydraulic. My bike was an early model and it has a small offset on the rear caliper and that makes it noisy. I like it this way as it's a way of scaring pedestrians that are not paying attention.
Hello, my weight body is 98 kg. Can I ride this bike?
You can check the full specs on the official site, they have a SGS certification and they claim rider weight up to 120kg, so it should be fine for you also, here are more details: www.adoebike.com/products/ado-air-20?ref=plh7jVauGoYn4
Yes you can..but the battery is not gonna last as much.. lighter driver is longer and slightly quicker bike goes
is this the 250w or 250w model?
This is the international 350w model that was locked to 250w in this video