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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Fiido T2. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- The Fiido T2 comes with fenders, lights with brake activation, protective rear wheel covers, a rear rack rated for 55lb, and a front rack.
- The T2's above-average 440lb payload capacity includes riders up to 265lb.
- Experts praise the four-piston hydraulic disc brakes with 230mm rotors, which easily stop the bike when fully loaded.
- Testers laud the 750W motor’s acceleration and hill-climbing power.
- The cast one-piece wheels eliminate the risk of broken spokes.
- Reviewers agree the T2 handles dirt roads and groomed trails well.
- Testers enjoy the accessibility and comfort of the low-step frame, adjustable stem, ergonomic grips, and upright riding position.
- Riders can access further bike controls and ride-tracking features via the Fiido smartphone app or optional Fiido fitness watch.
- The T2’s 25mph top speed is easily unlocked using the display, app, or smartwatch.
- Experts find the T2 easy to maneuver despite its size and weight.
- Tests show a real-world range of around 25 to 35 miles with heavy throttle use.
6 reasons not to buy
- Fiido can't provide the weight capacity of the front rack when asked, and the rear rack's capacity (55lb) is below average for cargo bikes.
- Fiido states a rider fit of 5’1” to 6’5”, but the 32” minimum seat height likely only suits riders over 5’8”.
- The “bright” headlight doesn’t turn with the handlebars, reducing visibility at night.
- At 87lb, the T2 is heavy, even for a cargo bike. The weight and bulk make it hard to lift and unsuited to most bike racks.
- Fiido portrays the T2 as ideal for fishing, hunting, and camping, but the short-travel fork, limited rack weight capacity, and lack of rear suspension contradict this claim.
- As with some other Fiido e-bikes, the Class 2 setting is limited to a frustratingly low 15.5mph.