TUTTIO Adria - First Look -

[@9002-bv9xz]

I’ve been waiting for mine since mid-July!!! I’m excited, thanks for making this video to show the bike in more detail. Even though I haven’t got it yet, I know I made the right decision 😁

[@rossishima]

My first e-bike so I did not know what to expect. This Adria is a rocket and the rear air shocks is a blessing. I have to turn down the sensitivity settings as this bike is trying to do wheelies. I would contact Tuttio as you should have received it by now. You definitely made the right decision. I would email them starting 9pm as in China, they are 12 hrs difference.

[@9002-bv9xz]

@@rossishima thanks for the response. I’m in Canada so I think they are still waiting on warehouse stock.

[@pegausus6788]

@@9002-bv9xz did you get your bike yet

[@pegausus6788]

Did you get your bike yet

[@9002-bv9xz]

@@pegausus6788 yes, it came in mid October

[@MisterSmith321]

I posted a ton of stuff 2 days ago but it disappeared. Let me just say as a positive about this bike is that the torque and speed is really good and it is pretty well balanced. If you want to reset your TRIP on your odometer just hold the " i " and " - " buttons for a few seconds and it will reset. Your display does have a plastic screen cover which is hard to notice because you have to grab the plastic from the actual screen so be careful. I do not like posting negative things but this is how we learn. If you wish to set the cruise control you will need to use your preferred PAS# and throttle to the max of that PAS and while you have the throttle engaged hold the " - " (minus) button down for about 5 seconds and you should see the cruise control symbol light up on your display. My cruise control was working for the last 2 days and today it no longer works. If you do buy this bike please make sure you pay very close attention to the whole bike, connections, accessories, etc. Make sure all weld joints are properly welded. The main bike I received is welded just fine however the cargo rack has 2 holes in one of the welds and water can get in. It is also bent which this seems like a more common issue. Pay attention to ALL cables. My brake light cable was not connected properly going in to the back of the brake light (it was not sealed which, if you do not catch it, could get water in it and cause a short or something else. My fork has metal on metal screeching (did not have it the first day). My order came with an extender/adjustable riser but it was not in the original box (it apparently gets shipped separately from China). I have some other odds and ends of issues but these are the major ones. FYI this bike is now 1499.99 now (1699.99 - 200.00 coupon and free shipping at the time of this post on Amazon). This bike will only go as fast as the load riding it. I am 5'6" and weigh 155lbs and the max I can get is 38mph. I am sure that if you lift the bike and then engage full throttle that you will get 40+. I do wish there was a USB connection somewhere (if anyone knows where it is hidden at please let me know).

[@rossishima]

Thanks for your impressions. Looks like need a little JB Weld to seal up the openings. Rear rack fitment is an issue...but this is common with a lot of other e-bikes and not just with Tuttio. Hopefully Tuttio will figure out the fork noise issue; probably burr on the spring that will wear off in time. I think that 35mph is fast enough without going out and purchasing motorcycle protection; 40+ mph on what is essentially a bike frame is probably not a good thing to do. The torque is what puts a grin on my face; though there is a slight delay when the front wheels engage if you do not preload the front motor first. There is no usb connection as the display they choosed to use does not come equip with one. Considering how far the bike has travelled to your door step, all seems ok. Most damages occur once the bike hits port side and the carriers get their mitts on it.

[@Dropforgood]

Finally someone reviewed it 🙌 👏

[@rossishima]

I am still fine tuning this and will have my settings in the upcoming reviews. This guy is very powerful, it wants to do wheelies:}

[@dirtycat614]

Great review! You were honest and unbiased!

[@rossishima]

Thanks. I paid for all the products on my reviews so I wanted to make sure it was good from day 1. I also used KZbin for researching and all of the reviews were very positive, so I had good feeling going into this. Hopefully others researching would use my KZbin in part of their decision making.

[@tuttiosport]

Thank you for the review! We're excited to see you share more videos about the Adria24!

[@freddy1172]

Finally, some more reviews 🙏🏻❤️ I’m getting one too 😘 it’s not bad for so much power 😳 for the price 🥰🫢

[@rossishima]

My neighbors think I spent around $3000 for the Adria....I just grin and nod my head.

[@kylemagee9999]

Yes please do the Test video!! This thing looks powerful based on the first few seconds of your video.

[@rossishima]

It wants to do wheelies. We are currently shooting videos, editing, etc. Unfortunately this takes a lot of time. Just letting know working on it.

[@user-kb8yl2qh3h]

Yes you do need 4000 w and you do need two motors when you have two motors 4,000 watts is very nice to drive a lot of fun and that's what it's about

[@rossishima]

The Adria definitely is a lot of fun with the 4000w and dual motors. How quick it accelerates is a rush; more so than having top speed. There is enough power here for hilly regions with the extra power putting less strain on the drive train and getting more range to boot. It is addicting and makes you want to get on the saddle as much as possible.

[@irish....2197]

Nice been waiting for this 1

[@queinnec35]

i can t wait your test video !

[@williamnaidu178]

👏 👏 thank you

[@montet6268]

It has 2 controllers in the same cover. I have this bike.

[@jasonkrantz8946]

Amps?28???

[@MisterSmith321]

I have some good and bad with my white Adria24 that I just got. I will post my experience in a couple of hours.

[@rossishima]

It will be interesting to see how others have faired with the Adria.

[@MrGoodsalesman]

I’m interested too and if I’m going to buy I click your link

[@rossishima]

You will be impressed with bike and the value to price ratio is outrageous. Will be dropping the riding and tests by this weekend, should be enough to convince anyone on the fence.

[@MrGoodsalesman]

@@rossishima I’m 5 foot 4 I’m just worried the bike will be too high for me. That has been an issue with normal bikes

[@rossishima]

@@MrGoodsalesman No worries. I was 5'5", but age and gravity I am under 5'5". Wearing gym shoes with 1-1/4" heels I have no problems. Depends on your inseam and how you mount the bike. The crossbar just clears me standing flat footed. I mount the bike off the curb since I do not ride on sidewalks. Or you can stand on the pedal and swing legs over like we did as kids. Watch my riding video and you can see how I look on the bike; hint..I almost look to big for the bike. Anyone 5'2" would comfortably sit on the seat and pedal. 5'2" person will only have to tippytoe to straddle mount, but once on the bike absolutely no issues in pedaling. If you want, you can see my other video with the Fucare Scorpio Sport. I bought this one for my wife, though she is taller at 5"7. But the crossbar on the bike is really low so even someone 5' tall could be able to straddle the bike flat footed. Both bikes are excellent for the shorter rider. Contrary to popular belief, those step through bikes do not mean it is for shorter people.

[@aeestep77]

How well does it do on steep hills inclines? Throttle only or with pedaling

[@rossishima]

@@aeestep77 Watch my latest video, has the ride test and testing done on hilly road

[@waynep1178]

Just ordered this bike a few days ago- any way to connect with you

[@MisterSmith321]

I would love to connect with you to discuss it. I am trying to figure certain things out and if there is a common issue with some parts.

[@yohon1550]

Hi I just bought one of theses and I am trying to do some upgrades. I would like to get all the frame specifications> At the moment Id like to know what the front fork meserments so I can look for a better one. What is the front hub width? what type of stem tapered or straight, any other needed measurement info I will need in order to swap out this pogo stick they put on this thing with something that works like a shock should. yes I know I can take it all apart and measure it my self but thought I try aking here to see if this info is available somewhere.

[@rossishima]

You will like this bike. Depending on your use, I would wait and ride the bike before upgrading. Either way, in a few days you will have the measurements. You can contact their customer service to see who their fork supplier is; but email after 9pm since they are on China time. They respond pretty quick. Looking at my bike, I see it is branded JXC Cross Country Tour so it is a XC fork. If your usage is road, hiking trails, grass fields; the fork does a good job considering there is only spring stiffness and no adjustable damping. Compared to my wife's dual crown bmx fork, her bike is better in the fields; but it is not night and day...they are pretty close. If your usage is down hill, bike trails, free wheeling than going to have to upgrade to a trail or endura fork---which is going to be expensive. I am using the Tuttio only as a pedal assisted mode since I live in an area with lots of hills and occassionally hitting the open fields. My previous bike is a 17lb Cannondale road bike and as good as the bike is on hills as I get older......

[@MisterSmith321]

You can tell it is a straight shaft. I believe it is 110mm travel for the fork and it appears 135mm spacing. I have not measured the rest.

[@jasonkrantz8946]

Good info

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

I wanna buy it whats ut called

[@rossishima]

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[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

​@rossishima thank you for replying to me was not expecting you too I have a favor to ask can you make a vid about like drive it around top speed torque and battery life on pure electric mode thank you and if not thank you for your time.

[@rossishima]

@@YoussefMoh-i9d Working on upcoming videos regarding settings and my ride impressions. Video production takes a lot of time so it will be several weeks.

[@YoussefMoh-i9d]

@@rossishima thank you

[@pegausus6788]

i ordered my bike about a month ago and it has not come yet, i think i got scammed

[@Silverado2021]

You don't need two motors or 4000 watts...

[@Tommy_Irish]

Liked & subscribed!

[@MisterSmith321]

@rossishima I have found your reviews on the Adria24 very enlightening and decided to purchase the white version. I put it together and I was wondering if we could discuss the ebike 1:1 via email or some other method. Thanks.

[@MisterSmith321]

@rossishima I would like to discuss other technical aspects of the Adria24 and compare the version you have with the version I just got. I do not have anything on my page but I do have my email address. Please contact me there. I would post it here but I will get too many spam emails.

[@Tommy_Irish]

I'm 6'5" tall. Do you think I'd fit it?

[@rossishima]

According to Tuttio, up to 6'6". Naturally also important is your torso to leg ratio. May need a stem extender or switch to a bmx style handlebar. 26" is better for you. You can search videos showing taller riders reviewing the Benxi or Phinholun Seeker 24. You may need a stem extender or switch to a bmx style handlebar.

[@rossishima]

Just noticed Tuttiopsport left a comment. Click on their name and go to their KZbin site. They have videos of other reviewers riding the Seeker24.

[@MisterSmith321]

Honestly I would suggest to go with a 26". You will feel too big on a 24" only because your seat will be so high. Go with the 26" so you can be closer to the frame unless you really want the smaller tires.

[@Dropforgood]

Whats the range full throttle its ok if your estimating it

[@rossishima]

Usually 1/2 of the PAS miles so throttle only close to 50 miles. Electrified Latina on the 3000 watt 25Ah battery Seeker 24 got 32.4 miles on throttle only worse case riding. The Seeker 24 3000 watt is rated at 24-75 btw. People on Tuttio website have reported getting 100 miles. Bike has been out for little over a month so not much data yet.

[@dg9bfc]

I would guess 30 to 35 miles full power .. not 50