Fiido E-Gravel Step-Over Electric Bike

Yes, the Fiido E-Gravel C21 is equipped with the Mivice Torque Sensor System, which measures and syncs with your pedalling effort.

Cadence sensor is cheaper and more common but harder to control. It essentially feels more like an on/off switch. On the other hand, a torque sensor offers a more natural riding assistance, as it syncs with your pedaling effort. Riding a bike with a torque sensor feels much closer to riding a regular bicycle, providing better control and smoother power delivery. Read more about the difference here: https://www.electrickicks.com.au/blogs/e-scooter-life/cadence-sensors-vs-torque-sensors-whats-the-difference

The C21 and the C22 are Fiido's electric gravel bikes, both equipped with the same features. However, the C21 comes in a step-over frame, while the C22 is the step-through version.

No, the Fiido C21 is a Class 2 pedal-assist only ebike with no throttle. This means you need to pedal to ride the C21.

The Fiido electric gravel bike lineup includes step-over (C21) and step-through (C22) options. Step-over bikes are designed for more efficient pedalling and have a more aggressive, sportier aesthetic. Meanwhile, step-through bikes are easier to mount and dismount and offer a comfortable upright riding position. Choose a step-over frame if you value performance over comfort, or choose a step-through frame if you need your ride to be more accessible.

The Fiido C21 goes as fast as 25 kph.

Under ideal riding conditions, the C21 can cover up to 80 km on a single charge.

With an IP54 water-resistance rating, the Fiido C21 can withstand water splashes from any direction. This translates to being good for light rain or riding through puddles.

With 40 Nm of torque, the Fiido C21 can effortlessly scale hills and inclines.

The Fiido C21 is marketed as an e-gravel bike, so it's designed for different terrains like paved roads and gravel paths. However, it is not well-suited for challenging or technical off-road trails.

The C21 comfortably accommodates up to 120 kg in rider weight. Remember to add 10% on top of your body weight to account for clothing and any baggage you may be carrying (i.e. 100KG + 10% = 110KG).

Charging from zero to 100% only takes approximately 3 hours.

Most lithium-ion batteries are expected to last for 2-4 years However, they are also known to last longer depending on rider use.

Fiido C21 is a good choice for you if you want a versatile e-bike for a mix of paved roads, gravel paths, and light commuting. With its beautiful and sleek design, you'll enjoy taking the lightweight and comfortable C21 on daily rides and fun explorations.

The Fiido C21 has five levels of pedal assist: eco, normal, sport, turbo, and turbo+.

The Fiido C21 does not have suspension.

The Fiido C21 is equipped with Yanhao hydraulic brakes.

Yes, the C22 has a front light and a taillight.

No, the Fiido C21 does not have indicators.

The Fiido C21 has 700*40C tyres.

Yes, the official app for Fiido C21 is the Fiido app, which is available for both iOS and Android devices.

It’s best to give your bike a wipe down with a dry, or lightly dampened cloth to remove dust and particles. Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, or high-pressure water on your scooter.

Power it off and choose a cool and dry indoor location. Do not store in excessively cold or hot environments, and avoid storing your Fiido C21 outdoors for extended periods. Store the bike upright and avoid hanging it by the handlebars or seatpost. Remember to fully charge your battery if you are going to be storing your C21 for longer than 4 weeks.

If you intend to store the Fiido C21 for an extended period, be sure not to leave the battery attached to the bike frame. Remove it from your ebike, and remember to charge the battery to a 75-80% range. Leaving it completely discharged can damage the battery. Afterwards, keep checking to make sure the battery percentage doesn't drop under 75%.

Electric Kicks offers a standard 12-month warranty on all new products. For complete details, please refer to our warranty policy: https://www.electrickicks.com.au/pages/electric-kicks-warranty-policy.