Fiido L3 electric bike review: Battery for days!
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- The Fiido L3 folding e-bike ($999 shrsl.com/31k6o) is a small, compact e-bike with a battery that lasts seemingly forever! Check out my full review at: electrek.co/?p=186575
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0:00 Intro
0:16 Background
0:44 Battery & range
1:35 Speed
1:58 Power and speed
2:22 Sizing and pedalability
2:58 Components
3:10 Folding e-bike
3:38 Weight
3:47 Price
4:05 Summary
4:53 Outro - Auta a dopravní prostředky
As a delivery man in NYC, I need that much range and more. Thanks for the review.
I’ve seen a couple of these in NYC already
Did you buy it ? And if you did. Did you have any problems fixing it at the bike stores ?
The battery rattles really bad 😱
@@niteblaster1
That's an easy fix. With that incredible 76 mile range I'm getting from mine. It can rattle all day. I put a bit of foam on it with son giant rubber bands. Problem solved.
@@fender1000100
At the bottom of the battery there is two inserts that are not lined up properly from factory, but that doesn't stop the rattles, I put a big jubilee clip round the battery onto the steel at the back of it and that sorted it,
I can't stand the rattle lol
It's a poor quality bike,
The brakes are rubbish you can't pedal very fast,
The motor is noisy
the battery is the only good thing about it lol
Dyu much better bike😎
If you disconnect the front light you can have your handlebars very high,
Sorts out the knees close to the handlebars problem,
I've done 31 miles today
Lots of really steep hills
It's still on 3 bars
I upgraded to those hydraulic calipers at are pulled by the cables, they are worse than the stock brakes 😱
What a waste of time and money 😰
In case anyone’s curious to know how to increase speed to 37km or 23mph on the Fido L3 all you need to do is press and hold both power button and speed level button. Once the screen starts flashing press left & right. There you have it top speed 25miles per hour depending on (rider weight). Trust this works also feel free to CZcams it.
Just bought for this reason
@@raylivengood8040 did it work? Hows comfort for long rides?
@@treeman9706 yes, it worked.
It doesn’t have a whole lot of torque for hill climbing, but it goes great on level and small ascents. At full charge you can expect 22mph (gps) and then a reliable 19-20 mph for a long duration thereafter. I have the L2 as well. I looked at the controller’s of both. They are mostly similar than not as far as connectors. I wanted to unlock the L2 controller by connecting to the L3, but instead will try later when after I gain more knowledge.
@@raylivengood8040 thanks! Would you say its comfortable for long rides?
@@treeman9706 it’s not as comfortable as the L2, but it is manageable with a spring/shock seat post and cushioned seat. You can always lower tire pressure as well to soften the ride.
This is the future of personal transport for urban/city, people living with limited space, need to take their ebike onto public transportation.
It's funny you say that. But the whole point of the L3 is you no longer need public transportation. My round trip to and from work is 22 miles. The train station is 2 miles from my place of work. Most of my work colleagues assumed I was riding from the station. When I told them was making the whole 11 mile trip on the L3. They were surprised.
One said he cant believe I can do that everyday on this little bike.i told him the L3 can do that for 3 days before I need to charge it again. Even more shock. This bike is THE KING.
It looks wonderful and the range is marvelous. Finally !!
Its AMAZING. I put a comfortable saddle with a back rest on it. Yesterday I travelled across london and back to see a friend. A 48 mile round trip. I had music playing. It was one of the most amazing travel experiences I've ever had.
I got back and the L3 still had some juice left in the battery. And I was riding unlocked 23mph top speed. Theres nothing that touches this bike under $1000
I love this little bike. It's compact, can handle my 245lb weight, not too heavy, and it may not be the fastest, but it's not gonna break the bank. I'm definitely contemplating getting it. Thanks for the great review.
I own an L2 and it's already great but they made it better with the L3. Nice.
Range is the key! ..... bring the tires up to 20" (if possible) for more mixed riding conditions and these will sell like hotcakes
Them 20" tires would be key there. I got a 20" tire foldable ebike right now. I find it compact enough to store, yet easy enough to handle because I'm still low to the ground. Gotta put that 20" ebike tire, with that battery life of the L3 in fiidos suggestion box.
I’m thinking a larger wheel would prevent the big battery. I completely agree though 14 inch wheels would be scary. I know having owned a Brompton with 16 inch wheels. My current Tern on 20 inch balloon tyres is just perfect in my opinion.
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Would love to see you guys review the new Vsett 9+R !!
The website says it's a geared motor. That may explain why it has more torque?
Great review. I do like these little bikes but I also like the way the fiido q1s looks more with the open center basket for storage and utility.
Love the range. But, personally, I'm afraid it's just to small for a big dude. Glad it exists though. Looks like a range anxiety killer in the commuter space for those it will fit. Thanks for giving it this quick review!
Then you need the FIIDO T1. It's basically the father of this bike and alot more powerful. A 20 inch fat tyre BEAST.
Weighs 88lbs
Carrie's two people
Top speed 31mph
Range 40 to 60 miles (20AH BATTERY)
And the best part It costs $1200 to $1300 depending where you buy it.
It's a bike of NO EQUAL for the money.
this looks like the FWheel A5 you recently reviewed, did these come from the same factory and Fido and FWheel brand them?
I would ride this one on the sidewalk (as it was demonstrated) and not on the road. Has only a single-speed rear gear set - a show stopper for me as well as the price - but with the range one shouldn't have to pedal-power it anyway if one is careful.
Thanks for creating and uploading this informative video.
Looks great. I bought an Inergy cycles bike, but had that Fido been in the bike shop I might have jumped on it for price and range.
Is it possible to change out either gear to facilitate better PAS?
Hi!! If you get a chance, see if you can do a review on the "Vsett 8" scooter.
Can the bike easily be pushed/dragged along in folded position? For example in the subway? I want to minimize the carrying to stairs only.
It would be great if you could review the latest version (usa) with odometer display and the ability to unlock the speed limit.
I wish we had smooth roads like you, here in Scotland.
Roads… What is this?
Video suggestion: Top 5 (or 10) e-bikes for Florida.
I live in Florida and there are tons of retirees riding e-bikes. Believe me, 10 or 15 mph is just fine for them, especially since there are almost no hills to worry about.
It would be great to have a video link to send to Grandma or Grandpa and tell them "Hey, check this out." (Especially if you tell them you'll buy them one.)
Excellent suggestion.
Which 360° camera where you using here?
Can you review the FLX Blade 2.0
Can the wheels accommodate fatter tires?
Does this bike have throttle available from a dead stop?
Could I use a 350w controller for that motor wheel ?
It seems to fit its purpose for commuting and small spaces. There are 20" folders out there that may suit other's needs. I have a 20" Ecotric Starfish with seven Shimano Tourney gears, that goes up to 20 mph, weighs 50 lbs, lasts around 30 miles on a charge, and folds- all for $650. BUT, the PAS is basically useless so it's best with all pedal or all power... otherwise very good
Need it in little bit bigger wheels, it is available in India?
What a cool bike!
I take long rides sometimes it’s and I think this is a good option. The only thing is I hate disk breaks because they make a lot noises, they malfunction, they constantly require adjustments. The inokim scooter that I currently use has drum breaks and breaks always work and never make noises.
That's minor. For 750 euro. 24mph top speed. And up to 70 miles a charge. Nothing touches it.
How much does it cost?
What is the range?
How long to charge the battery?
Sweet. I don't need anything fancy, long range is all I need. I'll think about this one.
Useful information.
Great little review and an interesting bike. At 53lb you would not want to carry this too far but if it folds easily then I can see no reason why it could not be a great travel bike.
It's not heavy and actually is great for exercising the arms. The carry handle makes it easy to carry up stairs etc.
Perfect for multi modal use.
Hello, please request a document for riding a FIIDO L3 bicycle in Germany
I hope this will be available in Canada.
I would like to put the L3 battery on my L2. What do you think ? I do need the range since I live out in the boonedocks.
I wonder the same. I have L2 and L3 is definitely a downgrade, only battery and display had improved. No suspensions, yuck. Let me know when you find out if the batteries are compatible.
What's it like on hills?
How do i buy it? I'm living in east london
L2 users will definitely buy this. For spare batteries it’s better to buy from fiido official website
Can it roll while folded (like, while holding it by the seat/seatpost)? I feel like that would make it great for city use
I never fold mine ever. Its already a compact bike. The pedals and chain are basically a meme. I love the fact that people look at the L3 and instantly dismiss it. Not realizing how fast and far it can go on a single charge.
It's basically a moving generator. I work part time.as a delivery rider. And everyone I know has to have two batteries on their Bike or constantly be plugging in between jobs.
I have never had that problem with the L3. It's the most powerful mini ebike on the planet. I just turn up work my shift and go home. On a single charge. I've achieved 76 miles on one charge from the L3 its AWESOME.
@@fender1000100 Hi, I've just discovered this little bike and always avoided Fiido because of the small wheels. I was just about to order an Ado A20 but watched your review on the L3 and it's got me thinking! I also do deliveries in Dublin. Do you think this little bike is ok for deliveries? If I got the A20, I would also need a spare battery, but the rrange of the L3 would be perfect. I'm liking it the more I look at it but I'm just worried about the small wheels!
It is nice for small people though. There are not many out there. It being small also makes it easy to get around and through traffic. Instead of a big jalopy taking large turns etc. I had my choice to get a larger bike. But I like this a lot. I just would love the upgrade to 20mph also.
So, it comes standard with suspension seatpost? That would be major bonus!
The saddle is very comfortable. It's like being on a moving couch.
Can I get this bike in Toronto Canada?
Looks fun to me.
Fiido L3 or Engwe c20 pro?
So it's basically a scooter with a seat?
A scooter with backup pedals, which can be useful if your motor breaks or your battery runs out of juice for some reason you can still get home. It does come out at the cost of not being as portable or fast as an e scooter however
Florida does not allow electric scooters but e bikes are fine. Perfect
@@drekex6767
E scooters are too fast that's the problem. Nobody should be travelling more than 20mph standing up.
It's better than any scooter. I stand up all day at work. The last thing I want to do when I've finished my shift. Is stand up for my 11 mile journey home. The L3 is like a mini Harley. Especially with the back rest saddle I've put on mine. Once my day at work is done. I just cruise home.
IF is went 20+ mph I'd consider it for sure! The wheels are a bit small for my taste though.
It does. It goes 23pmh top speed when unlocked. I weigh 172lbs at 5 8" tall and get about 51 miles from it unlocked I highly recommend it. Its POWERFUL. A wolf in sheeps clothing. I put a super comfortable saddle on it with a back rest. It's like cruising along on a mini harley davidson. Or a moving couch. Pure luxury.
I made a 48 mile round trip yesterday across london to see a friend. Had music playing through my bluetooth speaker. An amazing travel experience. when I got back I still had juice left in the battery. And I only peddled a little on a few hills Just AMAZING. This should be the best selling ebike of alltime. It's on another level sub $1000.
The 14 inch wheels are fine. Great road handling even in the rain. And bounce off the bumps. This bike is the KING. I cannot say enough good things about it..And I've been riding bikes for 50 years. Folds to a tiny size. So you wouldnt even know it's in the room. This bike is the pinnacle of modern tech. Electric dreams for sure.
Does this have a geared motor
My motor is getting noisy 😱
How long does it take to charge?
Love it. I'm so small and I dont want to go fast but I want to go far. My rideee
The site says 6 hours but I'm assuming 8 hours is the most charge time you'll be seeing
Depends how empty the battery is. It's best never to allow it to fully empty. I always recharge when it's on its last bar. Twice a week. Ans that takes about 7.5 hours.
Its cool if you only roll throttle only, but I like my Fiido D11 because its also useful for pedal only.
👍👍 Awesome eBike. Well spec'd
The speed restrictions unlocks after 100 miles. Mine did. Max speed 20-22 Mph
The speed will depend on your weight. I get a max speed of 23.5 mph on my L3. I weigh 171lbs. Someone over 210lbs would be a bit slower.
Could be a high kv so u feel more torque but with that low top speed.
Whats the computer model? Often the 25km/hr limit is just a software setting, I was able to remove this on another bike by downloading the manual for the computer and figuring out to get into the advanced settings.
The L3 goes a top speed of 23mph. To unlock it you hold down the two buttons until the 00 display flashes once. Then press the two buttons one at a time. Until they stop flashing. And you've unlocked the L3 from 15.5mph to 23mph. The cost of the extra speed will be 25 to 33% faster battery consumption. So you have to work out. Will this effect your daily commute. I was getting 76 miles locked. And when I unlocked it I got about 51 miles. Still enough to cover my longest required round trip of 45 miles. And take over an hour off my travel time. So really worth it.
@@fender1000100 This doesn't work if you bought from an EU warehouse
NICE!!
Perfect.
I like this bike
Love the folding ability. Would love it even more if it has enough gears to pedal fast on the flats and up steep hills. Love most the giant battery. The top speed needs to be higher though. I also would like to see an adventure bicycle with this giant battery on it so I can take it up a mountain and spend a night there without working too hard to make it up the mountain.
The top speed is faster when you unlock it. Mine zips along at 23mph. Which is PLENTY. On this size bike. And the awesome range of the battery is the big feature. I've got 76 miles out of it LOCKED. And 51 miles unlocked. Its AMAZING.
There isn't a hill that you can't ride up with this bike😎
@@fender1000100 How do you unlock it?
I have a Engwe pretty much the same as this but it has suspension and is pedal assist the battery is a little smaller 48v and 980w they claim its 250w with a peak of 400w I brought 2 for my wife and I take out with the camper for transport around town. I'm 5.11 I would think a 6.1 person would fit but I needed to change the seat to make a good fit. I get about 50km per charger on the highest assist and I hardly pedal I just move them to keep it going. the maker claims more than 100 km at 60kg and the lowest assist I weight 94kg so it would get near to that. In all it works well and it bets the hell out of walking and is a lot faster. Also I don't care what it looks like its a very practical bike.
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I have an e-bike of a similar design here in China. at first I thought the wheels were small too but after riding it for a while, it is more than capable. I am however surprised by the price in the US. 1000 USD yikes! its less than 160 USD in China. I guess living in China has its good sides.
Yes I notice on Alibaba bikes can be imported for half the price they are stock in the U.S and EU.
if that were the case, nobody would be buying ebikes in china at $1000. how many could afford that?
@@BobRooney290 I bet you are a white guy in America who has never been to China. Let me educate you, China has rich people. In fact, China has the fastest growing rich population. People can afford 1000 dollars bikes here easy, its just that economies of scale and the fact that nothing has to be shipped from overseas makes stuff cheaper. Now you know!
Communist China does have perks if you want a ebike at low cost.Freedom is another story though
Built more for moped riding, since the single gear doesn't do it any favors pedaling it on flats is fine, on hills its gonna need that pedal assist thank god for that huge battery.
Very nice video I really enjoy it well I have a question can the speed unlock to 35km
Yes it can very easily. 37km actually.
@@fender1000100 how do you unlock it
@@msum6220
You hold down the two buttons until the 00 display flashes. Then you press them one at a time until they stop flashing. You have now unlocked the bike from 15.5mph to 23mph. Keep in mind this comes at a price though. Your range will be cut by approx 33%. So for example I get 76 miles from my L3 locked. And about 51 miles from it unlocked. Still plenty of range for my needs.
@@fender1000100 finally I unlocked it thanks buddy I really appreciate it ⚠️⚠️
The battery size is its main attention grabber.
But I'm skeptical for this bike. There doesn't appear to be any gears; and the rear carrier is not into the frame.
As a more stable scooter I think this is alright , but as a bicycle that I want to enjoy cycling I'm gravely uncertain.
Especially when hub motor bikes just have too much drag/no coast to pedal nicely with.
Fiddo 1 is great bike i wish they put 500w motor on that one then restrict it for EU customers with ability to Derestrict it if they wish to. 500w motor should be a base for all ebikes.
350w is PLENTY believe me. This bike MOVES. Accelerates like a rocket from 0mph. And its RANGE is incredible. It's like riding a moving generator. I weigh 171lbs. And it carried me 76 miles on a single charge LOCKED (15.5mph) and 51 miles unlocked (23mph).
I think you would put the kickstand up there when you fold it... use a bungee cord to squish the 2 wheels into alignment side by side. Then you flip it a certain way and hold it by the seat like the handle of a hand cart.. so you can roll it through the train concourse instead of... CARRY it? missed that one huh?
other simple info normally wondered about by most everyone... weight?... frame composition?
a real long-range compact e-bike, larger wheels wouldn't make it compact anymore.
Can be unlocked to 30 kpm
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I’d like to see some e-recumbent folders too. They’re more aerodynamic, so that should theoretically increase their range. Especially a 2-wheel low rider, or a tadpole with a lightweight windshield.
I need something that climb hills
This seems like a good option if you had a young kid that you'd like to bring along on longer ebike trips
This bike is for anyone. I'm 57 and its carried me over 2000 miles in the last 103 days. It's the greatest ebike of alltime for the money. Nothing is in its class.
The best e bike
Hi my name bobby mac since the since the pandemic started I've been seeing a lot of these e-bikes then I like I like the folding pot and I like the bike you just showed me the video I don't know I think it's awesome I think is good I can't tell you cuz I never rode one but hey who knows
Pleaseeeee review the cyberbike from the youtube channel ladi & Margaret....
14" wheels would be suicidal with the road conditions I put up with.
my 155cc scooter has 14" tires and I ride at highway speeds no problem just saying
@@johnmitchell2741 As long as you don't hit a 6" deep pothole.
@@curtwuollet2912 Your so right I'm fortunate to have pretty smooth roads where I live in the country
@@curtwuollet2912
I've hit pot holes a few times. No problem. You should be watching the road anyhow. And not riding too fast. Most accidents are caused by riders who become complacent over time. They dont look at the road they are riding on. I've avoided countless punctures and potential accidents with idiot drivers by treating my daily commute as a new experience each time. Even though I've already done it over 100 times on the L3.The L3 handles every road terrain I've put it on. Dirt, grass. Gravel. It's more powerful than people realize. It's more like a big 500w or even 750w bike.I Keep my tyres at 40 PSI and have put 2.125 ones on the wheels. Just beautiful.
@@fender1000100 couldn't agree more. But, 50 years on two wheels has taught me that things happen and the fact they haven't happened yet doesn't mean they won't. If I have to choose turning into traffic to avoid a pothole or climbing a curb, I'd rather take my chances with 26" wheels. You are free to do as you please, I'm too old to be sporting road rash.
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Not necessarily the bike for me. Still looking for a good commuter/adventure/weekend bike. I'll be looking for something with better suspension, bigger tires, and higher capable speeds. I do like the battery capacity though.
Take a look at the Rad Rover from Rad Power Bikes.
Nothing touches this bike for 750 euro. 23mph and 51 miles. Or 15.5mph and 76 miles. Thanks very much FIIDO.
Is the 76 mile on throttle only or can go farther with pedal assist.?
First link above to the bike itself is broken.
With that range who needs a car anymore. The only downside is the consistency of getting parts for this bike, like the tires in example. Lol I'm finding it hard to let go of my 20mph, 14 mile range, 20" wheel ebike, for this one.
IP Rating sir?
Ip45
I would love to see someone who is crazy enough to test that traveling around the world theory.
How far is around the world. I've done nearly 3000 miles on my one already.
Lmao the red car @4:46
fiido l3 has an option to unlock speed limit, max speed unlock goes to 30 to 35 kph.
Mine goes 38 max
@@lindoislands3029
Depends on the riders weight. A heavy rider will get a slower speed than a lighter one. I weigh 171lbs and get 23.5 mph on my L3. My friend weighs 213lbs and gets 22mph.
I'm a truck driver...thinking about buying this for my truck.
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There is also a way to unlock the speed to 24 mph
I always get local ebike becasue of the service, if you get a flat tire there is no way to fix it, I've seen local ebike sellers and shops saying like "sorry we don't fix that" all the time 😱 people get stranded and can't use their ebike anymore is sad 😔, or they go like " he didn't even bought that here I won't fix it" so no way I'll buy something like this to get stranded with a flat tire or something
They have a new one that goes for a top of 50km/hr
Not being a bike you would use the peddles makes it more of a moped or scooter imo. Too bad, cool bike but what makes ebikes cool is the option to pedal or not.
Shame about low pedal assist speed . Needs gear upgrade and bigger wheels
200 km out of 1,1 kwh are not really realistic. With my 28 inch hub motor bike I need between 7 and 10 Wh per km with 25 km/h with pedal assist, I have batteries with around 1,5 kWh in total (originally 1,7, but they have some degradation after years of use), which gives me a range of barely 200 km.
If you drive almost 200 km in one trip you consume a little bit more energy at the end of the trip because your legs are starting to get tired at some point.
the wheel size helps the range, as does the weaker motor. idk if I believe 200km, but I might buy a similar range to your bike, so who knows?
@@Cracky003 around 5 Wh per km is challenging with an E bike, especially with a hub motor. 7 Wh per km is achievable with pedal assist, which would give around 150 km, still plenty of range.
My hub motor is a 350 W motor reduced to 250 W nominal per controller to be EU legal, but the bike is relatively heavy because of the battery capacity, and there's additional stuff like tools in panniers because you need them for the case of emergency repairs if you drive to destinations 80 km away from home.
@@simonm1447 I'm, like 191 cm and 130ish kg(I grew up close to Canada, so my mental conversions are close). So this bike isn't for me, and I've never gotten anywhere near claimed ranges on anything, but this reviewer guy is tiny. I think that makes a big difference.
@@Cracky003 According to their website they rate the range with a driver with 75 kg, without any additional stuff.
@@Cracky003 They mention on their website a load limit of 150 kg, so the weight wouldn't be a problem (of course it wont offer the advertised range), but it seems it's only available in one frame size, which could be a showstopper for taller people.
I'm around 75 kg and 175 cm (average size in Europe), for me typical standard frames size M or L, or 48 - 50 (some define it with numbers) are fine
30 miles ar max for me
That's a good package $999
I think the price is exorbitant!
Actually its NOT. You find me another ebike that can go 23mph and 51 miles range for less than $1000. I will wait.
Sold out everywhere I've checked unfortunately 😔
Looks geeky. 🤓
I would no mind a bike Like this fr getting up hills, bt as fr exercising, unless yu peddle, there is no exercise, an as fr going down hills, yu might obtain higher speed without an engine.!!!!
With this battery, you can really ride all day long. Perfect for RAGBRAI Lectric's new model comes out with a smaller battery and then look at this. Come on Lectric, wake up, this is what people want.
I feel the same way. I am not pulling the trigger on an E Bike until the battery 🔋 capacity is something like this. I am 6 foot and 215. I know the range would be sufficient with this size battery for sure. Not everyone is 150#.
@@onecrazywheel Yeah, but this particular bike is just too small for you. I am only 5'6 and 160, and I even think it's a bit small, i wish they had made it with 20 in wheels.
@@pedrofernandez8729 I think I am leaning towards the the Lectric 2.0. I like Rad Bikes but they're pricey too. I like the Rad Wagon idea for hailing stuff but the price of the Lectric I could buy my wife and me a bike for the price of one Rad bike. We will see.
@@onecrazywheel If you don't go on long rides and rely on throttle only, it should be ok, otherwise you may have range anxiety with it.
@@pedrofernandez8729 I don't see us going on long rides. We also have 4 kids so this would be great to ride with them. I think it will be awesome to have some foldable bikes. We have a bike rack for our van which can hold 5 bikes. I could see us folding up the bikes in the back. That may be a stretch to have them in the back of a Odyssey though. They might not both fit. I just see more and more the Lectric ones may be good. Again I don't necessarily want to ride too far away or use them as distance bikes. For that I would get more of a road bike someday. Thanks for your replies. Do you currently have an E-Bike or you looking too?
Jeff - Sunny Central Florida 😎👍🙏☀️
Pretty sure you can unlock 20 mph somehow
You can it's easy.