Good bike

Have modified a bit done whit bike 30 000 km in one and a half year threw all seasons havy rain snow ice heat durable product. Or its just luck.

I bought the M1 Pro after going over soooo many you tube reviews.

I use to own a Super 73 lookalike which got stolen, so couldn't really afford to put down another £2k so got this.
I won't compare the two on every feature but this bike represents genuine great value for money. Love the 500w motor, it's punchy and gets me around quick.
Overall it's just as good as my old one but less bulky and just as much fun to ride.

Quick note on aftersales experience (which is worth mentioning as equally important when you run into issues) :
Normally when you buy a bike the customer service can fall short. Not with Fiido :) I bought mine from an authorised reseller on Ebay UK (username : FiidoGB) and Tony who I dealt with was awesome at replying and sorting out issues my bike had. So I feel credit where it's due as he really pulled out all the stops and made sure I was happy with my bike. So if you buy on Ebay def go through him. That said I'm sure buying direct with Fiido will ensure an equally good experience.

Back to the bike :

Pros :
Thumb throttle (this is so much better than twist grip)
It's super fun to ride.
Price point vs quality (Represents really great value). Great build quality. Nothing rattles.
20" Chunky wheels are brilliant on London roads, that coupled with the front suspension. Noisy rolling (as you'd expect with chunky tyres) but surprisingly low rolling resistance! (glides along)
Torquey 500w motor, fast off lights and happily cruises at 20/22mph. You can push this to about 25mph and if you push with pedalling you **may** hit 28mph (my own experiences)
Battery efficiency is awesome. I use a lot of throttle (mostly) and get about 20miles per charge. This is equates to 7p approx per 20miles travelled.
Carry handle! I barely fold this but the carry handle is brilliant and so useful (daily carrying up a flight of stairs).

Cons :
Not really anything major as customer service is great at sorting out initial niggles.

Niggles :
My only pet hates are the computer display. Unfortunately it's quite basic (perhaps a good thing for most users). Though It doesn't have an odometer and is only in km/h. UK is miles so that would of been handy. My work around was to buy a cheap £30 GPS from Amazon and works a treat.

The disc brakes are great but would of been nice to see a hydraulic cost upgrade option. Although you can easily do yourself.

Overall this bike is brilliant and have had great experience with every aspect of the purchase. Sale and aftersales. So just buy one!
If you buy an M1 Pro some advice !! -- When putting on the rear mud guard deflate rear tyre completely!! That will allow you to do the bolt up!! I'm sure the manual says but I tend not to read them but that was the only aspect I struggled with.