DYU A1F Pro
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the DYU A1F Pro. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- The majority of reviewers feel the A1F Pro offers good value.
- Testers are pleased with the A1F Pro’s quick acceleration.
- This bike comes with fenders, lights, a cargo rack, a “loud” horn, and a front basket.
- Experts say the mechanical disc brakes provide ample stopping power.
- Testers enjoy the nimble ride, maneuvering the bike with ease.
- Testers praise this bike as “highly portable” A1F Pro when folded, but the folded dimensions DYU gives make no sense.
- Most experts agree the sprung saddle is comfortable.
- DYU provides a remote control alarm and remote key fob with the A1F Pro.
9 reasons not to buy
- Experts think the A1F Pro is quite heavy (48lb), given its small size.
- The small 16” wheels and rigid frame mean comfort will be lacking for some.
- Reviewers say the motor struggles on steeper gradients.
- The A1F Pro has a single-speed drivetrain and one pedal assist mode, limiting its functionality.
- The max speed is only 15.5mph.
- Experts say the cramped cockpit and insufficient seatpost height result in discomfort when pedaling.
- The A1F Pro lacks a speedometer and odometer.
- DYU is unclear about the true weight capacity of this bike.
- The A1F Pro’s battery isn’t removable.
