DYU FF500
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the DYU FF500. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- Most reviewers agree that the FF500 offers good value.
- The FF500's hill climbing impresses experts.
- The mechanical disc brakes demonstrate ample stopping power in tests.
- Reviewers say the suspension fork and seatpost are good quality for this price point.
- The knobbly 4" tires handle sand, gravel, and dirt roads well in testing.
- Reviewers and buyers report quick and easy assembly.
- Experts appreciate the handlebar adjustability.
- Testers praise the FF500's "cushy" saddle, which features an inflatable seat cushion.
9 reasons not to buy
- Reviewers say the unresponsive cadence sensor leads to "jerky" and "aggressive" acceleration using pedal assist.
- The DYU FF500 lacks a taillight.
- Testers think the folded FF500 (59.6" x 12.2" x 28.3") is likely too large for most trunks.
- At 68lb, many buyers will struggle to lift the FF500.
- One expert finds that the bike unfolds when maneuvering it.
- DYU markets the FF500 as a mountain bike, but reviewers agree it should be kept to light off-road terrains.
- Some experts experience noisy and rubbing brakes.
- A reviewer notes that the display doesn't show the riding speed when the motor isn't engaged.
- DYU states the FF500 fits riders from 5'2" to 6'4" but a 5'5" reviewer finds the frame too large.
