ADO Air 28 Review | Seat Tube Battery = Proof You Can Think Outside The Box!

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What happens when you merge a dutch style cruiser with a city commuter? You get the ADO Air 28. In this ADO Air 28 review, we take this lightweight step-through e-bike for a spin. Get ready for in-depth insights into its smooth ride quality, surprising speed, and how far it'll actually take you on a single charge.
We'll kick things off with a close look at the Air 28's design and those comfort-focused features. Then, it's time for speed tests! We'll crank up each PAS (pedal-assist) level and even hit the throttle to see if it lives up to that 20 mph promise.
Safety matters! We'll share our brake test results, measuring the Air 28's stopping distance to give you a clear picture of its handling in those gotta-stop-quick moments.
But what about range? Don't worry, we've got you covered. We'll run the ADO Air 28 through range tests on both minimum and maximum PAS settings to see how it's real-world performance stacks up against the estimated range
#adoair #cruiserbike #electricbikereview
00:38 Overview
04:53 Brake Test
05:59 Speed Test
09:56 Range Test
11:43 Hill Test
15:22 Ride Quality
19:09 Conclusion

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E-Bike Question of the Day ⚡🚴 What are your thoughts on this battery/seat post design? Let us know in the comments below 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

[@savvymehra]

Amazing review. I always wonder how do people get after sales support after buying ebikes online. Do they have servide stations in every country? For future reviews, It would be good to know as a part of the review about how the company perforrm in terms of after sales service

[@Maris-W]

Very helpful review. I didn't have a favorite part of the video because I'm still in the deciding phase of whether or not an e-bike is suitable for me, but you covered a lot of information with real-time examples, that presented valuable information in an easy to understand format. Thanks so much for that.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Thanks for watching!

[@roberthaseltine5977]

Nice Bike! I recently bought an e-bike, but still love seeing what's coming out. Not buyer's remorse, but buyer's appreciation! This would be one on my list, but would like to see a little stronger battery and few more gears. Will be interested to see future versions.

[@luluwan5212]

For under $2000, this ebike is really nice, but for someplace much flatter than the hills of Vermont. Really like the lines and the grey color, but their other two colors are disappointing. I think they should consider offering a larger motor or battery option.

[@charleseast3439]

Seat post batteries really nice. Looks like the could add a dual battery system to enhance range. Belt drive seems to be the future.

[@PrometheusDrago]

Great video! How easy might it be to add a second battery on the rear rack to extend the range?

[@kevinnashskitchen3517]

I'm thinking Unicorn bike.. You don't get the best off road.. You don't get the best pedaling on road..You don't get the longest range or most comfortable. You don't get the highest quality or prettiest paint. You don't get the lightest most compact . But you get the most of everything all together that most can manage to enjoy as the single bike you may own.. You can't have 40 bikes but you pick one that you must live with.. Just one bike.. Pick one you think fits the most population 😂.. I will allow one bike for people under 5'6". And one bike for 5'6" and up. Both must have adjustable seat posts. I'm picking mine at 5'6" and over . Delfast top 3.0

[@jasondelarosa5457]

Needs more PAS levels. I have noticed torque sensors climb slower but, get better range typically on flat routes.

[@2Chickaboom2]

I'm enjoying ongoing tech of e-bikes and after looking at the overwhelming options available, you notice a few things. 90% of the drop-shipped box-bikes share very similar frames and offer more or less the same options at the same price points. To get decent power/range, you are mostly trapped into a 4" wide rim (which does not appeal to me). When I ask the sellers about that they all reply, "wider is better!". Well, no, not for everyone. it's just the frames they are willing to buy. I have NOT seen this frame before so that intrigues me. Looking forward to seeing more from this company.

[@Tardisius]

Like the Belt Drive...=)

[@Thereminator101]

Should be fine for a coastal cruiser/commuter...but considering the specs, $1,800 is a stretch for its nitch market.

[@user9b2]

They should have increased the diameter of the battery and give this better range.

[@chow-chihuang4903]

Not a fan of seatpost batteries, especially in a hardtail. Precludes the use of a suspension seatpost. And they almost always have low capacity, except for that crazy and short-lived Aniioki A8 Pro Max (they’ve since gone to a standard seatpost and made the frame-mounted battery larger). Otherwise, a nice-looking low-speed cruiser/commuter bike. But it’s very limited for its price.

[@user-rq7or8xk2f]

When can I cancel the damn line under the seat bag? it really destroys the beauty. I don't like it.😅

[@RosaChapman-xe9kq]

Check out Fiido C21 or C22, they look much better!

[@scottrichards3587]

If bike doesn't have a thru-axle safety is compromised. My neighbor will have to get attorney after front wheel came loose and caused wreck. No response when she emailed bike company regarding medical bills.

[@RosaChapman-xe9kq]

The Fiido C11 is almost nine hundred dollars cheaper than the ado air 28, so I think my wallet has made the choice for me.

[@deirdrereynolds4684]

seat is too low for you. it looks funny.🤪 hip level, people, hip level.