FIIDO Titan Review - A 400KM Triple Battery Monster!

[@NeilWilkie-p4o]

Being from Scotland I wNt to know how waterproof the bike is before purchasing or waterproofing options! Eg waterproofing it myself.

[@grahamlittle4206]

A quick question , can the battery be taken out with a key? Or is it APP only?

[@CsabaSimoradi]

How can I try it out in Hungary? Is there any shop you can buy? How many kilometers can you ride with only one (full loaded) battery? How can I get help if I have a garanty problem?

[@Babyfasty]

Some owners experienced difficulties removing the battery from the bike. Have you? What happens if the battery is 100% discharged or malfunctioning, if their another way removing the battery?

[@hismajestysirseal5813]

It's super easy. These people probably didn't know that they have to press it in first which makes the battery pop out a little bit. The display still works when the battery is 100% discharged, so you'll still be able to unlock it.

[@mazzimhlongo8117]

You should add Hill climb maybe 20% grade.... Want to see how the bikes do

[@TechLineHD]

I talked and showed this in the video

[@sacredtruthsog7268]

Will someone 6'8 be able to ride this?

[@jaes1812]

How much range off a single charge?

[@TechLineHD]

It was clearly mentioned in the video

[@jaes1812]

I clearly didnt watch the whole thing

[@TechLineHD]

@@jaes1812 Thank you for watching

[@lequartdheuregaming1772]

70 km en pédalage assisté et en 100 pourcent électrique 30 km.

[@z3ro7o]

@@lequartdheuregaming1772 with no wind? a women with 50 kilo? 14ah battery is bad.

[@DanielEsimu]

Not a fan of fat tire bikes but overall nice one.

[@TechLineHD]

Why are you not a fan? They are a lot more versatile, you can go anywhere with this type of bikes.

[@DanielEsimu]

@@TechLineHD I find them a bit hard to ride most especially in the city. Maybe with electric power they are easier.

[@TechLineHD]

@@DanielEsimu that’s why you need ride an electric bike. 🚲

[@DanielEsimu]

@@TechLineHD 😁 Fair enough.

[@german-eagle]

May I use it in Germany legally?

[@TechLineHD]

Yes

[@russellprout723]

Probably not. In Germany, electric bicycles are considered pedelecs when they support up to 25km/h, have a maximum motor power of 250W and the motor only runs when pedalling at the same time.

[@mastom999]

How tall are you pal

[@TechLineHD]

I'm 170 cm