Allen's E-Bikes is an E-Bike online shop, and also has a storefront in Leighton Buzzard.
We deliver the highest quality E-Bikes and E-Motion products and accessories, with full warranty and service plans.
Mike and Dave (father and son) have worked very hard to locate and source the very best ranges of E-motion Bikes and personal travel solutions, to suit all budgets, with great warranty for peace of mind and with our in-house maintenance team you can purchase with confidence. We promise, if you can find the same model of E-Bike elsewhere, we will match the price.
Mike and Dave want to bring you the very best shopping experience with this family business, with a big chain confidence, but with a personal 1-2-1 experience. Not only have we got a great selection of E-Bikes, we also pride ourselves on locating the very best in outdoor gadgets and accessories.
Nice. Wish you were my local bike shop! I'm conflicted between the Estarli e20.8, the Eovolt Afternoon Pro and the Ado Air 20 Pro....which one would you pick, Dave?
Quite tempted by this....I've also been looking at the Eovolt Afternoon Pro but that's quite a bit more expensive and I'm not sure if you're able to turn assistance off / down to save battery which I think you can do on the e20?
What I'd love to know is what the downsides are comparing this to more expensive bikes in the same category. Comparing this to €3000 bikes, surely just the lack of gears can't account for the €1500 difference? Is the build quality just lower?
Please note that I saw in the ADO group that the actual weight of this bike is 15.3 kg, which is 3 kg heavier than the advertised 12.5 kg. I admit that it is a beautiful bike, but it does deceive consumers in terms of weight.
Please note: The bike which you receive when you order now in mass production have 15.3 kg. the 12.5 kg is a lie from ADO, they want to sell the Carbon by giving us untruth facts. Nevertheless the bike looks nice, but the low weight has been for me the main argument to buy the carbon. An now I feel betrayed. During Livestream prior to launch I asked several time, whether they reach actually the 12.5 kg or not. They confirmed always 12.5 kg.
Can you change the title of this review, since the bike is not really 12.5kg? We dont want more people buying it getting the wrong information from this review.
@@luisvarela7827 The bike is over 15 kg. I spent almost €2000 and got a defective bike after 3 months. I want a replacement but instead I've been receiving false repair instructions from other models and apology emails for 2 weeks. Not even the support team saw the bike. No more expensive junk from China!
Nice review. Received my black one a week ago. It’s absolutely beautifully built - impressive engineering altogether. The gear change is really smooth - imperceptible - and super useful. It comes set up with 3 assist levels but you can change that easily to 5 levels, which I find more useful. Similarly, you can enter the settings to change assist power mode from Eco to Turbo. The motor is super efficient and just ‘sips’ electrons. Hydraulic brakes are first rate. 19kg though is still pretty hefty, but with the decent wheel size it does mean that it’s super stable to ride. I used to have a regular folder with small wheels and it was all over the place. There is also a great walk assist mode activated by a button. So, super pleased.
Dear Dave, sorry you are wrong about the gears, they are not electronical but reusing the old centrifugal force controlled locking pawls to switch gears,look at this presentation by the manufacturer: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IXRRna3RHmM.html , but thank you for your presentation
The be all and end all for me as a commuter is a fold up bike that gets me to work without grease stains on my trousers from the chain, while being able get up and down Highgate Hill in North London without having a coronary. So it looks like the Mirider 3 covers it for me.
Same frame but specs are upgraded to give UK quality assurances as mirider . I'm thinking of getting the brand new mirider 24 bike as this has more quality specs and love the 24 inch wheels . Would love someone test versus comparison with S6.
My wife and I have each have a Confort. Great bike, which we have enjoyed in our rides mainly from Kendal to Sedbergh and surrounding villages. Owned just over 2 years, reliable to date, apart from the rear lights on both bikes which when switched on, either do not light up at all or flicker intermittently. But otherwise great fun and easily transportable in the car. I have contacted customer service this morning , to see if they can help with the rear lights. Awaiting a call back. Will update when I have a response from them
Please don’t buy this overpriced garbage Swytch kit that comes with terrible customer support and low quality parts. Trust me your better off learning how to convert an e bike your self without garbage kits like Swytch.
what is needed is some decent lockable hard cases for the front and back of your bike large enough to put your shopping in and keep it safe. The baskets sides are to short and the spacing between the ribs is to wide.
Hi Allen, congratulations on the video. I wanted to ask you a question. I purchased the Legend Etna 500W about a year ago and I am very pleased with it, the only "defect" I have detected is, in my opinion, excessive noise in the bottom bracket. I contacted support and they initially replied that a little noise is normal but I think mine makes a little more than a little noise. How are yours doing? What do you recommend me to do? Take it to a workshop to have it checked? It's still under warranty. Thx
Hey there, I have one arm my left . Could I ride this ok. The issue I see Is holding the tiller and remote at same time. What buttons are they on the remote. Could I attach remote to tiller. Is this road legal. Where is you're store based.thanks
so the Cannondale compact neo looks cooler than this but is a super wussy 40nm motor... whats out there that will drag my fat arse up hills well but looks BMX style and doesn't cost £3k plus.... is there anything or am i dreaming, talk to me Dave!!
Great video Allen! How easy would it be to add a second battery on the rear rack to extend the range? I'm interested in getting a new bike for touring in Scotland as well as usual city commuting (that will be >90% of the use of the bike) so I may not be able to charge it for a couple of days or so hence it needs to have a lot better battery capacity that what this bike has. Of course I could get a portable power station but I'd want the bike itself to have a much longer range for long days on the road. Thanks!
@PrometheusDrago A second seat post battery is available from the ADO website - accessories section, although this would mean swapping over the saddle. Therefore they sell a range extending battery that clips to the frame. Hope this helps 🖖
