Fiido Titan
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Fiido Titan. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- Experts relish the Titan's power and torque, climbing hills "with ease" in testing.
- Fiido provides fenders, tools, and integrated lights.
- This bike is at home both on and off the road, according to reviewers.
- The Titan can support an “impressive” 440lb. The saddle is rated for 265lb, the integrated rack for 177lb.
- Reviewers highlight the “beautiful” integrated color display.
- The cast aluminum wheels eliminate the risk of broken spokes.
- A triple-battery option includes two extra batteries and dedicated rack.
- In cold temperatures, testers get 30 to 50 miles of real-world range on the single-battery Titan.
- The bike can be locked and unlocked via the display or the smartphone app.
9 reasons not to buy
- With the top speed unlocked, the throttle exceeds 20mph, breaching laws in most states.
- The headlight doesn’t turn with the handlebars, which reduces visibility when turning at night.
- A tester says the “bright” headlight’s poorly focused beam can blind oncoming traffic.
- Two experts report that significant effort is needed at the brake levers.
- Pedal assist is less responsive than some testers expect of a torque sensor.
- The rack’s wood insert limits tie-down options.
- The three-battery build raises the bike’s weight to around 100lb, and the extra batteries must be physically swapped over.
- One reviewer experiences throttle failure that requires turning the bike off and back on.
- A tester finds the process of attaching the wires to the display during assembly “a nightmare.”
Bottom line
Fiido’s Titan is a fat-tire e-bike with a 750W motor, a suspension fork, and the ability to haul 440lb. Experts praise the “fun” and “comfortable” ride, the speed, and the hill-climbing ability. They also appreciate the stem-integrated display and range. The three-battery option is seen as somewhat “gimmicky,” and the cargo rack’s wood trim sacrifices utility for style. More notably, the headlight doesn’t turn with the handlebars, and unlocked throttle speed can exceed Class 2 e-bike regulations. Yet, testers say the Titan offers great build quality and “excellent” features at a reasonable price.Expert Reviews
84/100 based on 3 rated expert reviewsFiido Titan Fat-Tire E-Bike: Big, Bold, Capable, and Also Affordable
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