Fiido Titan Touring eBike
The Fiido Titan Touring eBike is billed as your two-wheeled SUV. As one of the world’s longest-range touring e-bikes, with the ability to carry an impressive amount of cargo, this is right on.
The Titan features an aluminum alloy step-thru frame with 26 fatbike wheels, with one-piece hubs that are wrapped in CST 4.0″ tires. A hydraulic front suspension fork with 60mm travel is found up front. Four piston hydraulic disc brakes provide stopping power, while shifting is courtesy of an S-RIDE 1×9 speed drivetrain.
A 750w motor that peaks at 1,100w moves the Titan, while a removable, 48v battery provides the juice. The battery can be locked and unlocked via an app or with a physical key. A waterproof 2.4 inch LCD display shows relevant ride data and can be paired with the Fiido App.
The rear rack of the Fiido Titan Touring eBike can hold up 176 pounds and is where things start to get interesting. An optional battery upgrade comes with two extra batteries, two battery bags and a battery rack that attaches to the rear rack. The extra batteries provide an estimated range of 216 miles. To maximize the cargo capacity of the titan, a pannier bag and front basket are also offered.
The Titan starts at $1,499, and the extra battery package bumps the price up to $2,197 at fiido.com. The bike is available in one color and has a rider weight limit of 264 pounds.
Fiido Titan Touring eBike Specs:
- 750 W motor (1,100 W peak)
- Up to 84 mi range (216 mi with extra batteries )
- 26″ × 4.0″ fat tires
- 26-inch aluminum alloy frame
- Front suspension fork with 60mm travel
- 440 lbs payload capacity (Saddle: 264 lbs + Rear rack: 176 lbs)
- S-RIDE 1×9 speed drivetrain
- 4-piston hydraulic brakes
- Torque sensor + 9-speed gears
- Weather-resistant (IP54–IP68)
- Waterproof 2.4 inch LCD display
- Keyless, removable battery
- App unlock/lock
- Headlight and responsive brake light
- Optional 2 battery kit
- Optional front rack and pannier bags
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