Fiido C11 - Easy-to-Ride Commuter E-Bike Review | BikeRide.com

Check out the Fiido C11 review page here!: www.bikeride.com/fiido-c11/
The C11 is Fiido's new electric commuter bike. It has a low-step frame, a 500W motor, and fast-rolling 40mm tires.
In this review, we put the C11 through our standardized tests to uncover its strengths and weaknesses. These include stopping distance, acceleration, hill climbing, and range (Class 2 and Class 3).
So keep watching to learn everything you need about the Fiido C11!
Chapters
Intro 00:00
What is the Fiido C11? 01:37
Pro 1 03:10
Pro 2 04:24
Pro 3 05:55
Con 1 07:29
Con 2 08:27
Con 3 09:12
What Does It Do Best 10:14
Reasons To Look Elsewhere? 11:25
Frame 12:43
Geometry and Measurements 13:26
Motor 14:09
0-20 Test Results 14:25
Hill Climb Results Small 15:09
Hill Climb Results Medium 15:21
Cockpit 15:37
Battery 18:27
Range Tests 19:59
Charger and Key 20:41
Shifting & Drivetrain 21:56
Brakes 23:01
Brake Test: 23:17
Wheels & Tires 23:39
Safety 24:46
Contact Points 25:26
Accessories 27:01
Conclusion 27:25
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[@CuriousMath350]

This video is absolutely brilliant, really picks apart the bike and gives alot of the useful technical info one would want before purchasing a bike.

[@BikeRidecom]

Thanks so much! That's the goal at BikeRide.com, we want everyone to ride a great bike!

[@rw6262]

Excellent review: impartial, covers everything important and no padding.

[@BikeRidecom]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@grzegorzpiotrowski9034]

Absolutely perfect review. Thank you.

[@BikeRidecom]

Thank you for watching!

[@pholahan2954]

I had same issue with incorrect holes drilled for front mudguard. EU limit is 25kph. Additionally, in Ireland at least, throttle buttons are illegal; the motor should only be active when user is pedaling. I love my C11!

[@BikeRidecom]

Interested that you had the same bolt-hole issue for the Fender! Annoying right? How did you end up getting it fixed or did you just remove the fender? Good note on the throttle, did you have to remove yours? Also great to know you are loving the bike!

[@davegillespie3948]

The 15.5mph is UK standard limit from the government hence the unusual speed for that market

[@BikeRidecom]

Yes, good point!

[@Emredarcabogaz]

en hızlı sürüş için hız klidini nasıl açıyoruz ? ben 30 40 km. hızda gitmek istiyorum ne yapmak gerekiyor

[@BikeRidecom]

The bike is unlocked by pressing and holding the "m" button. You can also unlock the speed in the Fiido app. You will only be able to travel up to 40 km/h because the speed limit for the unit is 25 mph.

[@rdk7010]

Are the shifter and the throttle one unit? In my country throttles aren't legal so i would have to remove it, would that be possible?

[@BikeRidecom]

Yes unfortunetly the throttle and shifter are one unit, you can see the part here ca.fiido.com/products/finger-shifter-for-c11 You could unplug the throttle though, which should be enough to make it "legal" but it would still be present on the bike.

[@stealthninja1o112]

Would it be easy to add an AXA lock to this bike? I think it would fit, but do they have mounting options for it in the frame?

[@BikeRidecom]

The C11 does not have any mounting points for the AXA lock on the rear seat stays, so you would need to use the quick attachments that come with the AXA lock to mount it bolts is not an option. It looks like there should be enough room to get it on the rear triangle, but without trying it is tough to be sure. If anyone has used one on this bike let me know!

[@stealthninja1o112]

@@BikeRidecom thanks, mine is scheduled to be delivered on Tuesday, can try with an old lock then, but was curious

[@BikeRidecom]

@@stealthninja1o112 Awesome, I am interested to see how it fits. I have not had a chance to test out one of the AXA locks but they seem very convenient. I hope you enjoy the bike!

[@twisted_void]

15.5 mph = abt 25 kph in which is EU electric bike max speed requirement. Sneaky how in EU this bike let’s me break the speed limit with a push of a button :))

[@BikeRidecom]

Yes, the easy change to the speed limit is a good feature, right?

[@SabbirAhmed-rz3jl]

Dose I can add thortol

[@BikeRidecom]

Can you add a throttle? The bike comes with a thumb style throttle which will allow you to use only electric power to move the bike

[@cole22631]

The 15.5mph speed limit is set because this is the maximum for on UK and European roads ........ welcome to our world :( Luckily with on the Fiido this can be unlocked and we can then use this extra speed off road ;)

[@BikeRidecom]

Yes, it makes sense; 15.5 mph feels very slow! Hopefully the UK and Europe will increase the speed limit at some point.

[@metalux1971]

i still hasseltating for the Fiido C11 or the Tenways CGO 800 I i know the Tenways is better, but the Fiido cost more than half off the price of the Tenways

[@jeroen2471]

@Metalux - I had the exact same doubt, but I just can't justify the double the cost. Postive thing that made me decide to pre-order this one is the more "torque" and bigger motor which could be nice for longer rides and steeper hills.

[@BikeRidecom]

We will be reviewing a CGO600 Pro from Tenways soon so stay tuned to the channel to compare the two!

[@PureAwareness76]

There is NO SHOCK ABSORBERS on the Tenways!

[@BikeRidecom]

@@PureAwareness76 Thanks for pointing that out! The Fiido suspension fork is a short travel fork, but still better then nothing. We will see how the Tenways does without any suspension when we test it

[@swethnag143]

can we a child seat or trailer to this bike?

[@BikeRidecom]

The C11 rear rack can only hold 25 KG of weight, and I do not see any child seats for the rack. You may be able to use a child seat like the Thule Maxi. A good option from Fiido would be the T2 pro e-bike which has a large, robust rack that can accept a child seat no problem