Fiido L3

I love the comfy seat and comfy ride, and the battery range is insane. I love the ability to fold the bike into a compact space and transport this monster battery bike to any location.

The L3 is fun but a bit strange at times, which is mainly due to the lack of gears. They removed the second seat, which I really liked on the L2. They have downsized the wheel size to 14-inch, and it doesn’t have suspension. On the other hand, the L3 does have a powerful 350W motor, the range is uniquely long, and it’s surprisingly compact.

The amazing battery life makes the Fiido L3 my top recommendation and my personal go-to compact e-bike that I’ve enjoyed using for the past six months.

The L3 is so harsh. I can’t imagine that this is good for the frame or the battery or for any component of this bike. But hey, if you have perfect streets which are also flat, then this is 100% the perfect bike for you.

Really, I think you need to think long and hard. Do you need a foldable bike? I would prefer and recommend a D4S or the D11 over this unless you need the super-compact size.

This is a great bike. If it had suspension and regenerative braking, it would be perfect.

This bike offers great overall build quality, great design, super battery life, some nifty little features built in, and an overall smooth and quiet electric bike which offers comfort and safety.

It’s pretty hard to find things to dislike about this bike; you really have to kind of nitpick. This bike has an absurd range, you get other features, and it’s a zippy little bike.

All things considered, I had a pretty fun two weeks riding and testing this beautiful Fiido L3.

The Fiido L3 feels like a popular model for urban commuters who want something they can easily take on the train or throw in their car and use as a last-mile vehicle.

The Fiido L3 — boy, this is a sweet one here. It’s reasonably priced… for something with that size of a battery. This is pretty awesome.

I really like the way this thing’s put together, and it’s so small and so light. Yeah, I think this is definitely a scooter replacement.

Other than the fact that the handlebars don’t come up high enough, the bike seems to be delivering what it says on the box.

When I received the L3, I was expecting a workhorse – something that would get me around the neighborhood. What I didn’t expect was just how fun that workhorse is to ride.

The L3 suits people who are looking for a strong e-bike for regular use commuting or going to school.