# Fiido EU: which model should you buy? > Independent buying guide comparing every current Fiido electric bike sold in the UK — not manufacturer copy, and not a hands-on review (nobody on our team has ridden these bikes; specs are compared, not tested). Canonical human page: [Fiido UK buying guide](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido) Active Fiido models compared: 12 This page summarises normalised manufacturer or retailer data; it is not an independent laboratory test. Confirm the exact UK model, specification, price, stock and legal configuration with the retailer before relying on it. ## Honest note on the range Fiido is genuinely mixed on motor type: most current models use a hub motor, but the T3 and Nomads Pro use a true mid-drive motor and are tied for the highest torque figure in the range (100 Nm). The C11 and C11 Pro are close but not identical: the C11 uses a 12-magnet cadence sensor (Fiido's own spec sheet describes it as "not torque"), while the C11 Pro adds a genuine torque sensor for £91 more — a real upgrade, not a relabelled duplicate. The D3 Pro is the one current model without a torque sensor or hydraulic brakes, and it is priced well below the rest of the range (every other current Fiido costs at least £908). ## Models - [Fiido D3 Pro — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-d3-pro.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-d3-pro)): 250 W continuous; 35 Nm; 281 Wh; 17.3 kg; recorded from €399; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido C11 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-c11.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-c11)): 250 W continuous; 55 Nm; 499 Wh; 24.5 kg; recorded from €899; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido D11 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-d11.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-d11)): 250 W continuous; 32 Nm; 418 Wh; 19.5 kg; recorded from €999; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido M1 Pro — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-m1-pro.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-m1-pro)): 250 W continuous; 50 Nm; 557 Wh; 26.8 kg; recorded from €1,099; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido C11 Pro — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-c11-pro.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-c11-pro)): 250 W continuous; 55 Nm; 499 Wh; 25 kg; recorded from €1,099; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido E-Gravel — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-e-gravel.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-e-gravel)): 250 W continuous; 40 Nm; 209 Wh; 17.5 kg; recorded from €1,799; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido Nomads — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-nomads.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-nomads)): 250 W continuous; 45 Nm; 418 Wh; 24.7 kg; recorded from €1,399; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido T2 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-t2.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-t2)): 250 W continuous; 55 Nm; 998 Wh; 39.5 kg; recorded from €1,499; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido C700 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-c700.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-c700)): 250 W continuous; 40 Nm; 313 Wh; 19.7 kg; recorded from €1,699; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido Titan — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-titan.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-titan)): 250 W continuous; 70 Nm; 696 Wh; 37.8 kg; recorded from €1,499; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido T3 — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-t3.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-t3)): 250 W continuous; 100 Nm; 972 Wh; 33 kg; recorded from €1,899; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). - [Fiido Nomads Pro — Markdown](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-nomads-pro.md) ([human page](https://bestebikes.uk/fiido-nomads-pro)): 250 W continuous; 100 Nm; 418 Wh; 24.7 kg; recorded from €1,999; claimed top speed 25 km/h; meets published EAPC power limit (manufacturer-stated, not independently tested). ## UK road legality To be ridden as an ordinary bicycle on a public road or cycle path in Great Britain, an eBike must meet the Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycle (EAPC) rules: working pedals, a maximum continuous rated motor output of 250 W, and no motor propulsion above 15.5 mph (25 km/h). A throttle, if fitted, can need separate type-approval. This is Great Britain guidance; Northern Ireland publishes separate rules not covered here. A 250 W-or-lower continuous rating and a 25 km/h claimed cut-off are manufacturer-published figures, not something we have independently dyno-tested, and are only two of the requirements — statutory markings and any throttle approval also matter. Fiido's own spec sheet for the D3 Pro explicitly describes a throttle (a "walk assist only" function capped at 6 km/h); we could not confirm the presence or absence of a throttle on the other current models from the data available. Confirm the exact UK configuration before assuming any model is road-legal as-is. ## Interpretation - [Methodology and data caveats](https://bestebikes.uk/about.md) - [Official Great Britain EAPC guidance](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/electrically-assisted-pedal-cycles-eapcs/electrically-assisted-pedal-cycles-eapcs-in-great-britain-information-sheet) - [Official Northern Ireland EAPC guidance](https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/electric-bikes-electrically-assisted-pedal-cycles) - [Affiliate disclosure](https://bestebikes.uk/affiliate-disclosure) - [Submit a sourced correction](https://bestebikes.uk/contribute)