Fiido Nomads Pro Reviews

The real step up from the "base" Nomads model is the 250W Mivice X700 mid-drive motor, capable of delivering a peak torque of 100 Nm; thanks to the torque sensor, power delivery is smooth and progressive, even on challenging climbs or when fully loaded. The 9-speed Shimano CUES drivetrain allows for effortless adaptation to any gradient.

It’s meant to be the bicycle equivalent of an SUV. I’d even go so far as to say it’s impressively solid—built like a tank—and on top of that, the aluminum frame simply looks fantastic. You can really see that someone put effort into making this bike not just functional, but also a pleasure to look at. Yes, both theoretically and practically, it’s a large, heavy bike, but once you’re riding it, that sense of heaviness largely disappears.

A new trekking e-bike model featuring a mid-drive motor, designed to combine urban commuting with longer journeys thanks to an expandable battery system. The Nomads Pro also performs well on unpaved terrain—courtesy of its air suspension and hydraulic brakes—offering exceptional versatility.

But the motor steals the show. In Eco mode, power delivery is smooth and natural, much like many other e-bikes; switching to Sport, Turbo, and Turbo Plus makes it feel almost excessive. It propels you up incredibly steep gradients with barely any effort, delivering a distinct surge of power when it kicks in. The claimed 100 Nm of torque is fully present—perhaps even a bit more; we’ve tested other 100 Nm bikes that weren't this responsive, so it’s not just a matter of the torque sensor, but of raw power.

The Fiido Nomads Pro is a highly practical e-bike; its main strength lies in the balance between a powerful mid-drive motor, solid components, and great versatility.

The Fiido Nomads Pro is an electric trekking bike designed to combine comfort, range, and versatility for both city riding and long-distance routes. It is a highly compelling option for those seeking an e-bike capable of handling virtually any terrain.