Ado Air 20 - the ultimate foldable ebike

Are you ready to revolutionize your daily commute and embrace a more flexible lifestyle? In this review, we'll dive deep into all the amazing features that make this ebike the perfect choice for urban commuters.
🚲 *Foldable Design:* The Ado Air 20 is all about convenience. Its foldable design allows you to effortlessly take it on public transportation, store it in your apartment, or carry it up and down stairs. Say goodbye to the hassle of bulky bike storage!
🔋 *Innovative Battery Placement:* One of the coolest features of this bike is its battery, cleverly concealed within the seat post. This not only keeps the bike looking sleek and stylish but also provides a balanced weight distribution for a smooth and stable ride.
🌆 *Perfect for Commuters:* Whether you're navigating city streets or bike lanes, the Ado Air 20 is designed with commuters in mind. Its compact size and foldability make it easy to maneuver through traffic and lock up at your destination.
💨 *Effortless Riding:* Powered by an efficient electric motor and belt drive (!), this bike makes your daily commute a breeze. Say goodbye to sweat-soaked clothes and enjoy a sweat-free journey to work or wherever your adventures take you.
📈 *Flexible Lifestyle:* With the Ado Air 20, you're in control of your schedule. No more waiting for public transport or dealing with the frustrations of traffic. This bike gives you the freedom to choose your own route and arrive at your destination on time, every time.
Join us as we put the Ado Air 20 through its paces and showcase how it can transform your daily commute. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or new to biking, this foldable ebike wonder is sure to impress.
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[@SamuelSegat6314]

😮‍💨Not worth the price, No gears, no suspension, no lock for the battery.

[@simonsaysrewind]

Actually find it offensive that 20 inch or less wheels have no suspension. Ado need to know roads are shit in most places around the world and UK especially so.

[@Kaunute3]

I have it, love it

[@utubeSome]

No suspension is downer..but no battery lock kills the deal. So first time to supermark the battery is gone. Such a shame

[@56Gumball]

@@simonsaysrewind "Offensive"? Really? Give your head a wobble mate. 😂

[@utubeSome]

So in Hamburg nobody steals a bike😂 otherwise good review really

[@TWOWHEELSGOODmobility]

Thanks. And: 🤣

[@GBln-bp7ui]

So what if let's say you run out of battery before getting to an uphill, would you be able to just pedal without assistance to the top?

[@TWOWHEELSGOODmobility]

Depends on how fit you are ;) and how steep the hill is.

[@howardlam6181]

At least you can pedal really hard without breaking the chain.

[@XuânTrangPhan-x2p]

If you run out of power, you'll have to come down and push the bike up the hill.😂

[@nadiaslijter1255]

You can still pedal without assistance, there is no friction.

[@EchoEsK19]

Very nice review! Is Air 20 OK for me 120kg 187 cm? Will it help a bit on the 5degrees hills?

[@kbtred51]

Look there is nowhere to lock my $1500 new ebike so I can just leave it by the window! While my cameraman watches it.

[@utubeSome]

Exactly.

[@marcs.7102]

Ich fühle mich verscheißert. Als ob man in HH oder in irgendeiner anderen Großstadt ein eBike einfach so abstellen und einkaufen gehen könnte. Der Akku hat kein Schloss. Ein Werbevideo für die Tonne.

[@TWOWHEELSGOODmobility]

Der Akku hat ein Schloss bzw. die Option kann man dazubestellen. Und natürlich muss man sein Rad ab- und am besten anschließen.

[@hasan_z]

a good review of a good bike, thank you

[@TWOWHEELSGOODmobility]

Thanks

[@MikeZhu-sv7qo]

Very nice review and E-bike,thank you!

[@TWOWHEELSGOODmobility]

Thank you

[@RobWildenbeest]

Have you had a chance to review PVY Libon? It has similar features to the ADO AIR 20, but it has two built-in batteries, which I'm curious about.🤝

[@TWOWHEELSGOODmobility]

Not yet. Not sure I will though

[@ruairidhalexander7631]

You need to read up on electrical terminology. You're saying kilowatt hours when you mean kilowatts. Motor power is in kilowatts, battery capacity is in kilowatt hours.

[@TWOWHEELSGOODmobility]

Thanks