The DYU C3: A Folding E-Bike for Anyone On a Budget!

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The DYU C3 is a semi-folding electric bike with 14-inch tires. It's small enough to fit in most vehicles, weighs 45 pounds and can reach speeds of up to 15 miles per hour using the pedal assist or the throttle. In this video I unbox the bike and take it for a ride!
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Chapters
0:00 Unboxing & Setup
4:55 Bike Functions
7:54 First Ride
11:25 Steep Hill Test
13:17 Transport & More Riding
20:14 Final Thoughts
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[@SolarRogi]

Thanks for the thorough review.!💙👍👍

[@AsadRazzaq-wl7jr]

Hey Dear! Thanks for the review. I'll comeback to you with more gadgets things etc. hope you'll do best.

[@joshmcdarris]

Glad to see someone else review this. I had the same problem going up hill. Was barely enough power to peddle up hill and when using the throttle, it stalled out completely. I'm thinking the 250-whatever pound rating on their website is more like "the frame can hold this much" as opposed to actual operating capacity.

[@JeremyHill]

I think you're right about the frame capacity. I thought it was important to be clear about the limitations with hills on this bike.

[@Bionicbabyy]

Wow!!! You gave a great detailed video on this bike. This seems like it would be good when I'm in DC and don't want to rent a bike or scooter. Even going in between offices alittle quicker. I definitely would not take this on off road.

[@nancikuba42]

I was wondering if you have any info on where to take this bike if you come into a problem. I emailed them & they haven’t responded. They’re company is located in China. I live in L.A. & you probably don’t. I’m just trying every avenue to resolve my problem.