TUTTIO Adria Short Rider Approved, Impression and Tests

[@Skhufu]

Are you going to do a follow up video on this bike. Would like to know if there are any issues and your updated opinion and observations.

[@ericberg7364]

Thank you for the honest review, I've got this bike in my cart at Amazon. I would prefer the black and white bike that's unavailable for now, I keep checking every day

[@rossishima]

Prime day is next week. Be aware that purchasing thru anyone else but Tuttio direct only has 1 year warranty.

[@AmpedRides1]

​@@rossishimadid tuttio ever get back to you for the top speed issue?

[@rossishima]

@@AmpedRides1 No, had not heard a peep. Obviously this controller was tuned for torque over speed. This bike has insane power to ride up long steep hills or to plow through 30mph headwinds with ease. I think most bike mfgs realize that it is probably not a good idea to go over 30mph on essentially a beefed up bike frame and in doing so you would need proper motorcycle gear. For instance, a bike helmet is only good to around 15mph. 35mph is plenty fast for me. 40mph is for bragging rights; look at some of those 40mph ebikes (not the moped ones), do they look safe? I also mentioned that the controller ramps up the front motors to prevent wheel spin unless you preload the motor...this keeps the front wheels from spinning from a dead start.

[@MrGoodsalesman]

if it cant reach the 42 MPH and only 38 then I may as well buy the seeker 24 as it on a sale right now. There a lot of saving to it.

[@rossishima]

The Seeker24 is one of the best values out there. For most people, the Seeker has more than enough power and performance. On the other hand, the Adria is going after a niche market and bragging rights to have one of the top performance e-mtb on the market. Like any motorized vehilcle out there, bike, skate board, unicycle, scooter, super73 etc there is a race for top speed. Unnecessary...totally but thrilling nevertheless totally. The Adria wanting to do wheelies is a blast.

[@dailylife3975]

I have the Seeker 24 and the seeker 24 will do 36 to 37 mph I've actually had it on gps

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

@dailylife3975 that's the max what If you do that and pedal how fast will you go?

[@rossishima]

@@YoussefMoh-i9d Add pedaling to throttle will gain another 1-2mph. But try pedaling at 35mph, not enough gears for you to add any input power.

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

@rossishima oh lol you do your research

[@andrewc4015]

My Adria 24 only goes about 34-35 mph also. It is very powerful and has a lot of torque but it is definately false advertising as far as the top speed is concerned, we were promised 42 mph this is not right

[@rossishima]

Waiting on Tuttio response. They seemed surprised and are looking into it. Personally, 35mph is high enough for me. The bigger thrill is the acceleration digs the Adria does. Besides, going 35+ would need full bmx gear to be safe as now you are in motorcycle territory.

[@AmpedRides1]

Its governed off You have to go into the settings and unlock its restrictions. There is a video on KZbin on how to do it. Just got to search.

[@AmpedRides1]

I'm debating on buying this or the freego x2. Dirt bike with peddles. but that doesn't ship till November and I'm impatient lol so about to make the jump on this one.

[@fizban147]

i think you set the amp cutoff to low (25ax58.8v=1500w ..34ax58..8v=1999.2 wats. even set it ti 30a you'll be still in the wattage of the motor 🙂

[@rossishima]

I thought so too as it should be 34a like you said to make it 2kw. I contacted Tuttio and they said 25a. I set it to 50a for a test and did not make a difference. Something going on as the bike has tremendous torque which would suggest the motors are getting substantial power. The controller maybe locked out and giving the motors the wattage, but the top end is capped. I believe it is a controller issue, still waiting for them to get back to me.

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

Hello its me again thankyou for making this video i see the max speed is 38 not the recommend 42 but it still has good torque i love how the bike looks and the features is there anything like it that reaches 42 and is around the same price range?

[@rossishima]

Nope, this bike is a bargain. Would have to spend 2500 to get this kind of performance. Tuttio makes their own bikes so there is no middleman. A lot of the other bike mfgs has a company like Tuttio assemble the bikes and they just slap their name on the bike. Other well known bike companies have to charge more because of the marketing expense and scales of economy. I did my extensive research before plopping down my hard earn money on this bike.

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

@rossishima I see thank-you

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

​@rossishima hello I have been looking for bikes but most of the one that go 45 mph are 2500 and are electric dirt bikes I doint know who else to ask but I kind of wanted something that would hit 43 mph or highr for a lil over 2000 and actually looks like a bike like the adria24 would you give me so recommendation or maybe I could upgrade the motor for the adria24 to make it reach this kind of speed if possible?

[@rossishima]

@@YoussefMoh-i9d The Wired Predator has 6000 watts with 60v that can do 44mph but it costs 3200. By comparison, the Adria can allegedly go to 42mph for less that 1800. Now some people are hitting 40mph on the Adria and at my weight I would be hitting 42mph. It seems like luck of the draw while some gets the full speed and others are limited. My bet is the controller is not allowing the motors the full amps needed. Some people have the controller doing its job, others like me are being capped. I am waiting on Tuttio reply to see if is in fact the controller and sending me one to swap out. Naturally you can go out and get a compatible aftermarket controller with tuning ability and make the Adria fly.

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

@rossishima I feel like I should just stick to the adria24 and wsit till they fix the issue because 42 mph for 1800 is a steal and it's really good and I love the design I've seen some other ebikes almost reach 50mph at 2000 it's called the billy goat v3 but it looks like a dirt bike and kinda want the tuttio design but if I were to get a new motor for it would I get highr speed and if I did which motor would I buy

[@lewisreed8931]

Hi I like watching your videos on this bike but why does the 3000 wat one go faster then this 4000 wat one can you get the 4000 wat bike to do the same as the 3000 wat. I want to buy one but im thinking the 3000 wat one because it goes faster

[@rossishima]

I have one of the earlier released models. Tuttio thinks some earlier unit's controller was not programmed correctly. They are looking into it. You are correct in that the Seeker24 with 3000 watts should not have a higher top end speed. But I must point out that the 0-20 times is no comparison, the Adria over 2x quicker than the Seeker. I rather have the torque than the higher top speed. Be nice to have both.

[@lewisreed8931]

@@rossishima thanks I think I will go with the 4000 watt one and hope we can get the controller program settings. I will be loocking forward to seeing more of your videos on this bike will you post the new setting video

[@rossishima]

@@lewisreed8931 Thought the Seeker24 pricing is stupid low and a great value for the performance level. If you can afford the extra $$ the Adria is worth it. More power and range...no regrets later. The rear adustable air shocks is a huge upgrade though you can add to the Seeker24. I will post an update video once Tuttio responds and the Adria scoots past 40mph.

[@lewisreed8931]

@@rossishima ok thankyou very much can,t waite

[@MrGoodsalesman]

@@rossishima ya I need to know how they can fix this issue before I pull the trigger.

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

Hello man i know your tired of me lol for asking too much questions but i really need to ask you if you can get a controller to get me pluse 42mph which one should i get and why dident you get one too?

[@dg9bfc]

if you want higher speed.. take the seeker26.. bigger tire has more speed or spend triple the money and grab one with 60v system

[@rossishima]

I am good with 36mph, rather have the low end grunt for that big grin:) Larger tires will have higher top speed--but comes with additional weight yielding probably only a couple mph. Once Tuttio figures out the problem, the Adria will wipe the Seeker26 in top speed. It already does at the 0-20 level.